This type of community also plays a critical role in the fight against cultural appropriation. Ultimately, is a community focused on re-centering Black women in the nail world, and if you take a look at their engagement and the comments on their posts, it’s clear that this type of for us, by us space is exactly what so many people have been craving. Three years later, has grown their handle to include nearly 8,000 followers, but they've proven to be so much more than just another nailspo or mani trend account. Seals, and Imani Aldridge -as a place to share images of nails in all different shapes and lengths, with hues and designs that are equal parts unique, trendy, and eye-catching. The endless photos and “nailfies” showcasing beautiful Black and brown skin, immaculately manicured hands, and MoMA-worthy nail art.it’s all thanks to was founded in 2020 by three nail-obsessed creatives- Hana Javelle, Tyra A. Go grab your phone (kidding-I know you're already on it), open up IG, search for #blkgirlnailfies, and start scrolling through the 6,000+ posts.

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