Australian skincare brand Ultra Violette facing diversity backlash
Ultraviolette faces accusations of racism and privilege after launching newly developed shades on models with different skin tones.
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Ultraviolette faces accusations of racism and privilege after launching newly developed shades on models with different skin tones.
By launching a product with only 11 shades, the rising SPF star is feeling The Fenty Effect as customers demand inclusivity.
By launching a product with only 11 shades, the rising SPF star is feeling The Fenty Effect as customers demand inclusivity.
By launching a product with only 11 shades, the rising SPF star is feeling The Fenty Effect as customers demand inclusivity.
By launching a product with only 11 shades, the rising SPF star is feeling The Fenty Effect as customers demand inclusivity.