Revea has raised $6 million in funding to ensure that bias is eradicated from the production of skincare products. According to a press release, Alpha Edison led the Seed II round. Ulta Beauty, WaldenCast Ventures, GISEV, Verlinvest, Kathaka, and Stanford Co-Chair Musculoskeletal Imaging also invested.
“Ulta Beauty was designed to disrupt the status quo, and today, we remain committed to doing just that across every touchpoint — with greater personalization than ever before,” said Prama Bhatt, Ulta Beauty’s chief digital officer, in a press statement, “We are happy to be partnering with Revea as they continue to innovate and provide unique, individualized skincare products.”
Black Tech Pioneer Edward Chow, who overcame racism to build one of the largest data computing firms IN L.A. dies at 83
Edward Chow, an Army veteran and Black-owned tech founder who founded his company in Los Angeles in the 1960s, passed away at the age of 83. According to the Kansas
Noah Washington October 3, 2022