BonitaFind
BonitaFind
Podcast Description
BonitaFind podcast highlights amazing POC beauty entrepreneurs at a global scale. I'm your host Clare, a Colombian-American esthetician, content creator, digital marketer, and polyglot, and I’m obsessed with all things localization and skincare. Finding beauty professionals of color whether it's for your hair or skin is a common struggle on social media and for this reason, I’m looking to highlight the struggles and triumphs of being a woman in color in the beauty industry.
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The podcast explores themes such as entrepreneurship, cultural heritage, skincare practices, and community building. Episodes include discussions on the journey from nursing to skincare entrepreneurship with Jelitsa, the blend of authenticity and client empowerment in wellness with Lorena, and how motherhood inspires entrepreneurship with Shanell. Each episode emphasizes personal stories while addressing common challenges faced in the beauty industry.
BonitaFind podcast highlights amazing POC beauty entrepreneurs at a global scale. I’m your host Clare, a Colombian-American esthetician, content creator, digital marketer, and polyglot, and I’m obsessed with all things localization and skincare. Finding beauty professionals of color whether it’s for your hair or skin is a common struggle on social media and for this reason, I’m looking to highlight the struggles and triumphs of being a woman in color in the beauty industry.
In this episode, we sit down with Kandace—a dedicated skin specialist based in Charlotte, NC—who has made it her mission to provide expert care for skin of color. With years of experience and a passion rooted in representation and results, Kandace shares how she entered the beauty and skincare industry, the gaps she noticed early on, and how she’s built a practice centered on education, trust, and tailored care for melanin-rich skin.
We dive into her personal journey, the challenges of being a specialist in an often-overlooked niche, and the pride she takes in empowering her clients through knowledge and visible transformation. Kandace also offers advice for aspiring estheticians and why centering inclusivity in skincare is more than just a trend—it’s a responsibility.
This episode is an essential listen for anyone passionate about skincare, entrepreneurship, or uplifting communities through intentional beauty.
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