Cowboys & Indians

PRADOS BEAUTY’S BIG BREAK

The vibrant colors of a sunset, the grandness of the sky, the energy of pop art, and the traditions of Native American culture are all inspirations for the Indigenous-owned cosmetic company Prados Beauty. Its official mission? To make skin-elevating products while giving back to Native communities. The company was initially aimed at finding beauty solutions for folks going through treatments for cancer and other conditions — experiencing side effects from sensitive skin and hair loss. There was also a noticeable absence of makeup and skincare lines created by and for Indigenous women.

The woman behind Prados is Cece Meadows (Xicana, Yaqui, and

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