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Women's Health explains the rise of clean fragrances while sharing what to look for and how to find the right one for you. Author Celia Shatzman also features a list of the publication's top "8 good-for-you clean fragrances."

"Starting a business has never been an easy feat, but add the factor of launching during a pandemic and global supply-chain crisis, and the challenges are almost tripled," The Cut writes.

"MOODEAUX, a new Black-owned fragrance line, celebrates fragrance as self-care, because who among us hasn't felt better after a spritz of their signature scent? The brand relies on botanics and leaves out alcohols and dyes."

"This gift is ideal for the fragrance lover in your life who likes to snag a scent before it goes viral. A travel-size bottle of the brand’s Worthy Supercharged SkinScent is presented in its Grab-Then-Go Stash Bag as a great little luxury."

"Brianna Arps wanted to see more Black-owned fragrance brands, so she created MOODEAUX, a clean fragrance line that launched in October 2021. The limited holiday bundle is available to purchase now. It includes the "Worthy" scent..."

"Brianna Arps, former Refinery29 editor-turned-marketing expert, is making waves in the world of fragrance with her new brand MOODEAUX. She’s one of the few BIPOC women in the perfume industry using natural ingredients..."

"Searching for the next best scent? You’re in luck aroma-maniacs. Let us introduce you to MOODEAUX, a Black-owned fragrance brand that uses luxury plant-based ingredients to create an aroma that is uniquely your own."

"From MOODEAUX's toxin-free formulation philosophy to its overall mission to promote self-care, Brianna Arps is ready to diversify the industry and bring other Black-owned fragrance brands to the forefront with her."

"Like for a lot of Black women beauty founders before her, the recipe for Brianna Arps’ new fragrance brand MOODEAUX started in the kitchen. Well, technically, it started in Whole Foods and on Amazon."

Emerging Black-owned beauty businesses, including MOODEAUX®, received funding from Pull Up For Change and the New Voices Foundation to further equity in the billion-dollar industry.

"I can name dozens of Black-owned beauty brands that specialize in everything from cosmetics to hair care to skin care. But when it comes to perfumes, have you ever noticed how few of them are owned by Black women?"