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braided updos for black women's hair and other types of styling. But, the beauty retailer also revealed that its "Feminine" colorways would be on sale in May, and if the company doesn't pick up the tab, its colors and styles will not be eligible for "Feminine."

"While it is important to note that we have had issues with certain brand logos, we sincerely apologize for any inconvenience caused," its spokeswoman said in an email.

Still, Black Market Beauty CEO Lisa Mennucci said the retailer has no plans to change its fashion line for girls and women. "[But] it's absolutely important that every Black Market Beauty customer has the option to change their Black Market Black Label logo anytime they want and, when they want, we are ready to accommodate and accommodate them."

Black Market Beauty also said in the email that there are no specific plans for women wanting to change how they look in the future.

"Black Market Beauty believes that the best approach is not for all consumers to be able to choose and avoid the products they want or desire," the company said. "But they can opt for their own custom line. In this case, Black Market Beauty will focus entirely on adding color and appearance to our new 'Feminine,' 'Black Market.' In fact, Black Market Beauty has become less discriminating of our colors and styles as a result of the recent release of 'Feminine.' We are still evaluating our