Ageless Beauties: Beauty Standards, Skincare, and Self-Love After 50

Ashunta Kendricks returns with Audra and Val for a conversation about what beauty actually looks like after 50, and who gets to define it. They talk through the evolution of beauty standards, the racial dynamics that still shape the beauty industry, and practical skincare advice for women navigating this stage of life with intention.

This isn't a conversation about chasing youth. It's about embracing individual beauty on your own terms, and understanding the systemic challenges that have historically left Black women out of the beauty standard entirely. Ashunta shares real skincare tips and product insight, alongside personal stories about what self-love actually looks like in practice, not just in theory.

This is the episode for the woman who's ready to stop measuring her beauty against a standard that was never built with her in mind, and start defining it for herself.

“Nourish your brows and powder helps control sweat and oil." –Ashunta Kendricks

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Audra Madison, Val Royal and Ashunta Kendricks
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