Philosophy
For Philosophy, it's not just about supporting good skin; it's also about empowering women through the prevention and treatment of women's mental health issues with its Hope & Grace Initiative. Since 2014, the brand has donated $4.3 million to the cause, ultimately supporting 1.5 million women worldwide.
Try this: Philosophy Anti-Wrinkle Miracle Worker Eye+ Line-Correcting Eye Cream, $60
Oy-L
In addition to creating an all-natural product made for all women to enjoy, Oy-L founder Andrea Pierce-Naymon also donates 15 percent of sales to Dysautonomia International, a non-profit dedicated to bettering the lives of people living with dysautonomia. Naymon's daughter has Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, a type of dysautonomia that predominantly affects young women.
Try this: Oy-L Body Scrub, $30
Onomie
Onomie's focus is two-fold: First, it names its eye and lip products after strong females that have paid the way for modern women (we're particular fans of the Boosting Lip + Cheek in Aquitaine, $30 and the A.C.E. Illuminating Eye Treatment in Curie, $40). The brand also keep its eye on the future by donating 1 percent of its annual profit to She's the First, a non-profit that aims to help first-generation female high school graduates in low-income communities.
Try this: Onomie Eye Essentials Duo, $55
Fré Skincare
With every skincare set sold, Fré plants an argan tree to support women who harvest argan oil in Morocco. And planting the "tree of life" is just half of it: The female-focused company also hosts women empowerment seminars in Morocco to foster new opportunities for the coming generations.
Try this: Fré Skincare The 123Fré Set, $115
C'est Moi
Made for women by women, this teen-friendly line partners with Step Up, an organization that empowers girls living in or going to school in under-resourced communities. In honor of International Women's Day, they are donating 20 precent of all their sales for the month of March to this cause.
Try this: C'est Moi Purifying Charcoal Clay Facial Mask, $10
