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THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 2026

Bevel Teams Up with Larenz Tate to Raise the Standard for Men's Body Care with New Breakthrough Body Cream

Designed For Continuous Hydration with Deep Moisture, Fast Absorption, And A Light, Elevated Scent

ATLANTA, GA - BEVEL has expanded its grooming lineup with its first-ever body cream, created to deliver lasting hydration and skin comfort for men. The BEVEL Body Cream is formulated to keep skin healthy and smooth year-round, addressing a long-standing gap in men's body care. As part of the launch, BEV- EL partnered with Actor, Producer and Direc- tor Larenz Tate as brand ambassador for the new Body Cream, aligning his timeless style and commitment to self-care.

"With our first-ever Body Cream, we set out to create a product that delivers real hydration without the greasy feel men often avoid - es- pecially for Black men whose skin has unique moisture needs," said Breann Satterwhite, Vice President of Marketing at BEVEL. "Lar- enz Tate was a natural choice to partner with because he's widely known for looking consis- tently youthful, maintaining healthy skin, and prioritizing self-care as part of his everyday

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Sisters routine. He embodies confidence, consistency, and intention, which aligns perfectly with how we want men to experience this product, as an everyday essential that fits seamlessly into their routine."

Crafted with skin-healthy botanicals, vita- mins, and superior moisturizers like Cocoa Butter, Shea Butter and Hyaluronic Acid, this rich yet lightweight cream melts seamlessly into the skin, delivering deep, continuous hy- dration without the sticky or greasy finish typi- cal of men's body creams. The formula's sub- tle, sophisticated fragrance makes it ideal for daily use, offering a smooth conditioned feel that won't leave behind a shine or transfer onto clothing.

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Did you know that Black babies in the U.S. and California are two to three times more likely to die before they turn one than white babies? Black moms also have more health problems during pregnancy-almost four times more than white moms. In San Bernardino County, the numbers are still very bad. Black babies are almost three times more likely to die in their first year than white babies. Black moms are more likely to have their babies too early and feel sad or worried during pregnancy.

These are not just numbers. These are real people and real families. We must do better.

That's why programs like Black Infant Health and the Perinatal Equity Initiative are here. They give Black moms and families free care and support before, during, and after having a baby. They offer group support, one-on-one help, mental health care, doulas, and support for dads too. We believe every baby should have a healthy start, and every mom should be treated with kindness and care.

Together, we can build healthy beginnings for Black families. To learn more or get support, call 844-352-3985 or visit dph.sbcounty.gov/pei.

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