13 Jun In Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Allure, Cosmo, NY Magazine: Best Black-Owned Business
Best Vitamin C Serum for All Skin Types from a Black-Owned Beauty Brand (see links to various publications below including VOGUE).
The Vitamin C Serum that Earned Best Reviews for Perfecting Skin Hails from a Black-Owned Company: BeautyStat® Universal Vitamin C Skin RefinerTM
The search for skin-beautifying wonder ingredients never ends. Face it (pun intended), we all want gorgeous complexions no matter what our age our age, skin type or gender happens to be. Enter BeautyStat Universal Vitamin C Skin Refiner… a product that’s great for everyone, so emphasis on “Universal.”
If the idea of improving your look by adding this potent wonder serum to your beauty collection excites you, wait till you hear about the added bonus: By purchasing this cult favorite serum for your skincare support system, you also support a Black-owned brand.
With our world in the process of great change, there has never been a better time for self-care and for extending care and support to all communities through support and allyship, and this month that is the battle cry of countless beauty publications, beauty influencers, and beauty editors for online platforms around cosmetics and skincare.
BeautyStat’s Skin Refiner works for all complexions, and that extends beyond just oily and dry. In fact, the whole range of Vitamin C products from BeautyStat are universally beneficial, suitable even for sensitive skin.
Originally launched on QVC, this wonder cream was touted by Harper’s Bazaar magazine very recently as a “radiance booster” and solution for acne scars.
BeautyStat’s Universal C Skin Refining Serum brings even more to the table than those two benefits, and proven wrinkle reduction. According to Vogue magazine, this cream is a standout for fighting hyperpigmentation.
The discerning website TheEditorialist.com, a widely read source for all things cosmetics and beauty, specifically called the vitamin C cream “a favorite among beauty editors of all skin types and colors” in an article this month featuring businesses owned by people of color.
Men’s Health magazine, a longtime advocate for the fact that skincare products are not gendered, gave a shout-out to Ron Robinson, BeautyStat’s founder this month, not only inviting consumers to shop Black-owned businesses, but to applaud Robinson’s Vitamin C-enriched skincare line, saying “…boy, do they work.”
The founder’s name came up again in The Strategist, a feature of New York magazine. “Ron Robinson worked as a cosmetic chemist for big beauty brands like Lancôme, Clinique, and Estée Lauder for decades before launching BeautyStat,” reporter Dominique Pariso explained, and elaborated by praising Universal C Skin Refiner.
“After just a few weeks of daily use… (his) vitamin C serum helped me fade some dark marks caused by early quarantine stress picking,” said New York magazine’s Pariso, “and they also have an eye cream I’m itching to try.”
Aligning with the justice-driven trend of patronizing and boosting Black-owned businesses, Fashionista.com similarly recommends the brand BeautyStat, and gives praise to the BeautyStat Eye cream mentioned by The Strategist’s Pariso, Universal C Refiner’s skincare partner Universal C Eye Perfector.
The whole line of BeautyStat’s skin-enhancing Vitamin C creams and serums, including that eye cream, have risen to the top of beauty editors’ lists, and it makes perfect sense. As the beauty advice source TheSkinCareEdit.com points out, BeautyStat’s Vitamin C Line all about the L-ascorbic acid (vitamin C), one of the trickiest skincare ingredients to work with. But cosmetic chemist Robinson was up to the task, creating a line of products that would offer all of the benefits with none of the downsides.
BeautyStat Vitamin C Serum is the only serum in the field featuring a proprietary encapsulation method that prevents oxidation, a tricky issue with the unstable ingredient vitamin C. Oxidation is the loss of electrons, and it diminishes the benefits of vitamin C products, along with altering the texture, smell and color.
In addition to studies proving Universal C reduces fine lines and wrinkles and leaves skin more luminous, the patented scientific formulation explains the brand’s reputation of inspiring trust. WhoWhatWear.com calls the science behind Universal C a “holy grail technology and elevates Robinson as “one of the most well-known and highly respected experts in the beauty business.”
Also in a feature this month showcasing beauty products from Black-owned companies, Cosmopolitan magazine champions BeautyStat’s Vitamin C Serum for its star ingredient, teaching that “vitamin C is one antioxidant our bodies cannot produce.”
“I had no intention of launching a beauty brand,” Robinson was quoted by Essence magazine. “I had a meeting with Jules Zecchino, a former Estée Lauder colleague, where he shared a new, groundbreaking technology. I knew at that moment that this was something special that needed to be brought to the consumer. And so, BeautyStat cosmetics was born.”
The brand, though science-oriented, also attracts customers and influencers interested in green and natural living. The influential wellness website mindbodygreen.com, focused on natural merchandise, cites Universal C as “high-quality, high-tech skincare,” in a piece that not only recommends the serum, but also encourages supporting Black-owned businesses.
TheZoeReport.com said in a past piece, “Cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson’s up-and-coming skincare brand, BeautyStat, has created quite the buzz amongst the fashion circuit…the carefully curated line has already garnered a reputation for potent active ingredients and powerful formulas.” This month TZR again sang the praises of Universal C Skin Refiner and of Robinson in a piece urging buyers to shop Black-owned businesses for beautycare products.
This amazing technological discovery prompted Beautystat’s creation. At the helm of BeautyStat, founded in 2019, sits renowned cosmetic chemist Ron Robinson. His impressive background includes product development positions at companies like Estée Lauder®, Avon®, and Revlon®, and he was profiled by Essence magazine where he was interviewed about tips for starting a successful beauty business.
Allure magazine featured Robinson in a recent article, stating that “His brand mission is to “help consumers cut through the clutter and understand what types of beauty products are working and what’s not.” Universal C works, and giants in the fashion and beauty world have taken notice. Allure not only praised the founder and brand, it recommended Universal C as a primer to wear under base makeup.
The next time you shop for and buy products to nourish, refine and improve your facial complexion, choose BeautyStat’s Universal C Skin Refiner Vitamin C Serum and round out your arsenal with BeautyStat’s other Vitamin C creams.
You’ll be making a statement: I deserve the best.
And, by supporting a beauty company founded and owned by a Black scientist and entrepreneur, you’ll be making an even louder statement: I want to contribute to making sure every person in the world also has the opportunity to thrive and prosper, with dignity, equality and respect.
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