Savage Beauty since 2003
International Indigenous Fashion Designer & Indigenous Makeup Brand!
"Everyday is a SAVAGE DAY to find and build the BEAUTY within, all in time heals!"
Tansi, I am Misty Singer, the first Savage Beauty to start this healing path on Oct. 23, 2003 I am a artist of many mediums my passion my whole life has been in the fashion, beauty and entertainment industry. I was a model in San Francisco when I was a teen. I am the only one from my family doing what I do to represent our nation all around the world! I have been the youngest woman indigenous entrepreneur from my tribe Yuki in California! I was the first in California co-own & manage an indigenous screen press company. I was in California historical magazines! All my work is very healing for myself and others I take a lot of pride in what I do, I work very hard. I help who I can when I have the ability to, I'm a big believer in reach one teach one! My fashion line is 100% my unique one of a kind designs all my artwork on fabric most of the time representing California coast indigenous also representing Cree Nation. I take my culture and other cultures very serious in all respect. Hiyhiy
SAVAGE BEAUTY & RISING WITHIN
We are YUKI, MAIDU, POMO & WAILAKI from Northern California Round Valley Indian Reservation & CREE treaty 4,6 & 7 Indigenous from all over Turtle Island (US & CANADA) we are also woman owned. Our main purpose in life has been to focus on healing and a healthy lifestyle. Traditional teachings, healing workshops, events, creating self-esteem, empowering broken souls! We teach the youth & others how start a business. We provide kits for people selling Savage Beauty Makeup line. This has been very empowering because our indigenous communities have a high rate of unemployment and being able to help indigenous people feel confident, successful and empowered. Is a very rewarding feeling being able to help with our unemployment crisis in indigenous communities.
Why SAVAGE ?
I remember travelling to powwows and big times and everyone look at me crazy because of the brands name and all day I explained to everyone why I’m using the word SAVAGE! when I was growing up this was my name that people called me and not in a good way it was used to hurt me! What better way to heal by turning the negativity into a positive!
The word "savage" has long been used as a weapon against Indigenous peoples, a label imposed by colonizers to dehumanize us and justify their oppression. By reclaiming this word, I am turning it into a symbol of strength, resilience, and defiance. Rather than allowing it to carry the negative weight of its past, I’m choosing to redefine it on my own terms.
To me, reclaiming "savage" is about owning my identity unapologetically. It’s a reminder of our ancestors’ strength in the face of incredible adversity, and our continued survival despite centuries of efforts to erase our culture. When I use the word, it’s no longer an insult—it's a badge of pride, representing fierce independence, cultural survival, and an unbroken connection to the land and traditions.
This act of reclamation is a form of healing, where we take control of the narrative and use language as a tool for empowerment, not oppression. It's about honouring our heritage while shaping our future with confidence and pride.