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The Bossy Promise

Most beauty companies don't care about you beyond your looks. You have desires, goals, and challenges that affect how you use beauty products. At Bossy Cosmetics, we want you to not only look good, but to FEEL and DO good in the world.

Shop Bossy and we will infuse your life with positive affirmations, exciting content, and value-added services that will ignite an overdose of confidence!

Power Woman Essentials Liquid Lipstick

Power Woman Essentials Bullets

Power Woman Essentials Eye Shadow Palettes

Liquid Matte Genius Lipsticks

Bossy Glosses

Velvet Lip Liners

Thank you!

Thank you for the love and support of the brand and for giving us the confidence to keep building! Your purchases enable us to donate much needed funds to non-profits such as Girls Inc of St. Louis, Women at Risk Foundation in Nigeria, and Women's Link Worldwide. As you indulged, you gave back too! Thank you for your partnership and most importantly, thank you for being BOSSY!!!

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The Bossy Blog

Meet Iké Adeyemi, Senior Legal Counsel and Corporate Secretary at Clorox

January 12, 2021

Not only is Iké a supportive Bossy customer, she is a mom to 4 children, wife to an amazing guy, and a total BADASS corporate lawyer at The Clorox Company. Most of all, I LOVE Iké's spirit. She's always so positive and effusive in her reflections. I was grateful that she agreed to sit with me to talk about her life as a working mother AND a focused career professional.

Stacey Abrams y'all.

January 06, 2021

This post isn't about being a Democrat or a Republican. It's about stepping into your purpose and working tirelessly, in spite of loss and failure, toward an end goal that is larger than you. ⠀
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Let's learn from STACEY ABRAMS and live out our purpose in 2021 and beyond.⠀

Do Women Really Support Women?

December 23, 2020

It got me thinking about how loosely we use the term "women supporting women" and when it is necessary and when it's not. I spent 20 years in the global finance industry, which is male-dominated, and so finding women to support my journey especially early on in my career was a rarity. There were times when I felt conflicted with when engaging with female colleagues that were not performing at the level expected of them. What do you do then? Will you be deemed a toxic female employee when you are truthful in your assessment of a female employee that hasn't pulled their weight?

2020 Forbes Power Women Summit

December 11, 2020

I am what the young folks call a "Mellody Hobson stan." Her professional accomplishments would be otherworldly admirable for a white man and as a Black woman, they are stratospheric. Mellody was recently named as Chair of the board of a whole Starbuck and she also sits on the board of JP Morgan. In the world of corporate board dynamics, Mellody is head of the class and can teach this stuff in her sleep. She's a mom, wife, leader, and she's a fearless executive who speaks openly about race in America. I think that last point is why I really admire her. If you have Black friends in corporate America, they will tell you that speak openly about race is an undue burden that will more than likely negatively impact your progression. Mellody is showing us how to do it all and for this, I stan!