Johnson & Johnson invests in luxury hair brand for black women Sunday II Sunday

Published: 14-Sep-2020
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The seed financing will be used to scale up the D2C brand and develop its product range for active women with textured hair

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Sunday II Sunday, the hair care brand for black women, has received seed financing from Johnson & Johnson Innovation and Ignite Venture Studio.

The brand, launched by serial entrepreneur Keenan Beasley, aims to

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