In case you’re wondering, yes, Black people should wear sunscreen. Thankfully — according to esthetician Nayamka Roberts-Smith — Black Girl Sunscreen is a trusted go-to. Founded by Shontay Lundy, Black Girl Sunscreen offers one primary product — its ultra-sheer, vegan SPF 30 sunscreen infused with natural ingredients including avocado, jojoba, aloe, cocoa butter, and carrot juice. With its indie success, the brand recently secured a $1 million investment from a private female funding source, reports Forbes . The new infusion of capital increased the beauty company valuation to $5 million. “We created a groundbreaking product for an underserved market that resonated with our community,” she said. “Black Girl Sunscreen brought awareness and shifted a mindset around people of color wearing sunscreen.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Black Girl Sunscreen (@blackgirlsunscreen) Black Girl Sunscreen — launched in 2016 — creates products with a focus on melanated skin (no white...