Massy Arias, Danielle Alvarez and more: 10 Latina influencers to follow for positivity and kindness
If there’s something the world can use more of these days (aside from medical supplies!), it’s kindness and positivity. It’s been proven by experts and psychologists that these attributes are indeed contagious, and these influential Latinas are leading the way. By sharing, creating and simply being themselves, these ladies have become an inspiration to many.
While some are breaking glass ceilings and stereotypes, others are leading the conversations on taboo topics. But at the end of the day, they’re all showing what it’s like to share some love within the Latinx community.
The following Latinas are fierce, beautiful (inside and out), and most importantly, they’re here to spread all the good vibes – from fashion gurus, mental health advocates, artists and more! Keep scrolling for all the accounts to follow!
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Ada Rojas
Ada (@allthingsada) is the founder of Botanika Beauty and all-around hustler. Aside from being a source of entrepreneurial inspiration, she encourages self-care and often shares positive ways you can lift your vibrations.
Kim Guerra
If you need an instant pick-me-up, look no further than Kim’s account @brownbadassbonita. Her feed is filled with empowering messages and inspirational quotes in the form of clothes and other cute crafted merch. She strives to share love and kindness, reminding Latinas of the goddesses they are.
Danielle Alvarez
Danielle is the owner of The Bonita Project (@thebonitaproject), a public relations agency aimed towards highlighting Latina-owned fashion and beauty brands. Her business account highlights her clients’ accomplishments and reminds us all that we’re capable of doing anything if we set our minds to it.
Iliana
Iliana is an illustrator whose prints are as bold and colorful as they’re empowering. Her account @growmija features her incredible art, which is relatable to Latinx cultures and here to give you all the good vibes.
Jillian Mercado
Jillian (@jillianmercado) is a model, actor and activist leading the conversation on living with a disability. Besides her beautiful photos, her fight for equal representation places her at the top of aspirational Latinas to follow.
Jessica Torres
Besides having killer style, Jessica (@thisisjessicatorres)is a style blogger who spreads joy and body positivity. Not only are her looks bold and fierce but her outlook on life is equally inspirational.
Adriana Alejandre
Adriana is the creator of the podcast Latinx Therapy (@latinxtherapy) as well as a licensed marriage and family therapist. After becoming a mother at an early age, her mission is to demystify mental health stigmas within the Latinx community.
Massy Arias
If you’re looking to jump on the exercise bandwagon, Massy (@massy.arias) provides everything you’ll need to take care of your body. The health coach and entrepreneur is worth following for getting your workouts on and more health-related tips.
Carolina Contreras
Carolina (@miss_rizos) is the mastermind behind social movement turned hair salon, Miss Rizos. Aside from launching her own business, she’s an activist and a source of light for all women.
Gloria Lucas
Through her account, @nalgonapositivitypride, Gloria is bringing awareness about eating disorders within the Latinx community. Her posts tell Latinas that their curves are beautiful and worth celebrating.
