Internal Beauties Wins Health & Wellness Honor at Black Business Awards
Internal Beauties, founded by Kisha Triplett, was named first-place winner in the Health & Wellness category at the inaugural Sister Spokesman Black Business Awards. The recognition honors Triplett’s holistic, inside-out approach to healing and community-centered wellness.
Sister Spokesman and the Minnesota Spokesman-Recorder continued their celebration of Black excellence in November with the first Annual Black Business Awards, honoring Black-owned businesses across Minnesota that are leading with purpose, care, and community impact.
In the Health & Wellness category, Internal Beauties, founded by Kisha Triplett, earned first place. The award was presented by Tracey Williams-Dillard and recognized Triplett’s deeply holistic approach to wellness, one that centers healing from the inside out.
Through her work, Triplett supports clients in addressing not only physical concerns, but the emotional and internal experiences that shape overall well-being. Her practice emphasizes self-awareness, restoration, and the belief that lasting wellness begins with understanding what is happening beneath the surface.
The recognition came as a meaningful surprise for Triplett, reflecting the trust and belief her community has placed in her work. The award affirmed the impact of her approach and the importance of wellness spaces that prioritize both emotional and physical care.
The Sister Spokesman Black Business Awards were created to uplift Black-owned businesses that strengthen Minnesota’s communities through intention, service, and leadership. Internal Beauties’ recognition highlights the vital role wellness practitioners play in helping individuals heal, grow, and thrive.