Before Trinity Mouzon Wofford co-founded superfoods-based wellness brand Golde with her business (and real-life) partner Issey Kobori, she felt, as a Black woman, there wasn’t a health line in the marketplace that spoke to her as a person of color. So, together with Kobori, who is Japanese, she launched Golde in 2017 with just one product: the Original Turmeric Latte Blend. The operation, which initially ran out of their one-bedroom in Brooklyn, has flourished. Today, Golde boasts an array of products, including a green-smoothie face mask, cold-processed matcha powder grown in Uji, Japan, and cocoa infused with reishi and turkey tail mushrooms. Wofford has since become the youngest Black woman to launch a line at Sephora; the brand can also be found at Target, Goop, and others.