June is Pride Month, which means we’re bound to see rainbow-hued products and pledges of allyship from brands far and wide. We’re especially interested in the companies that are looking to put their money and their time where their mouth is and show tangible support for the queer community. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite beauty, hair and wellness brands that have pledged partnerships and donations to worthy organizations that support LGBTQIA+ people.
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As part of their “Love the Skin Your In” campaign, OLAY has released a limited edition, “Love is Love” version of their beloved Regenerist Micro Sculpting Cream. The brand is also donating $75,000 to the Trevor Project via Can’t Cancel My Pride.
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The beloved brand is promoting its fifth “Love Always Wins” Pride Collection. This year’s scent, “a celebratory blend of refreshing citrus and summer sweetness”, is available in candles, hand soap, shower gel, spray, lotion, shimmer mist and more. Bath & Body Works is also donating $150,000 to the It Gets Better Project.
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For the second year in a row, Jean Paul Gaultier has launched Pride Limited Edition bottles of Le Male and Classique at Macy’s, both $108. Dawning the phrase “Get Used to It”, these limited-edition fragrances are “a rainbow-colored perfume that proudly celebrates our love for ourself and our differences.” The brand is also partnering with several LGBTQIA+ charities like acon, Riccardo Simonetti Initiative, Cogam and more.
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In yet another pride-centered collaboration, KOPARI and beauty influencer Matt, aka @DirtyBoysGetClean, are celebrating the month with a giveaway in support of The Trevor Project, with a $1 donation for each entry up to $3,500. Two lucky winners will receive Kopari’s entire SPF collection.
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This year, Jonathan Van Ness’s brand is releasing a JVN x GLSEN Pride Hair Set ($38) in honor of pride month, and 10 percent of gross profits from June from the set will be donated to GLSEN, a nonprofit dedicated to creating safe learning environments for LGBTQ+ youth.
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It’s A 10 Haircare recently announced its official long-term partnership with The Trevor Project. The partnership entails a banner donation of a minimum of $100,000 to the nonprofit. Additionally, this fall, the brand will launch a one-time limited-edition product.
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For the last 27 years, MAC has been donating 100% of profits from their Keith Haring Viva Glow collection to supporting the LGBTQIA+ community as well as individuals impacted by HIV/AIDS. This year, on June 9th until midnight, MAC will also be donating all proceeds from every single lipstick purchased online to various LGBTQIA+ organizations.
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For Pride 2023, Beekman 1802 has released a Bloom With Pride ($59) collection that features a “rainbow” of serums and even a rainbow enamel pin. All proceeds from this set will benefit the Ali Forney Center.
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Continuing their partnership with Rainbow Railroad, Yankee Candle has pledged to donate $150,000 to the organization this year, making their cumulative donations $250,000 in the last two years. The brand has also released a new collection of Love is Love candles ($10.50 each).
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This year, queer and female-owned hair-care brand, Madison Reed, is proudly partner with GLAAD, an organization that encourages positive representation of the LGBTQ+ community in media and beyond.
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For queer and AAPI-founded skin-care brand Good Light, pride is all-year long. Each year, Good Light donates 1 percent of all sales to True Colors United–an organization dedicated to helping LGBTQIA+ youth facing homelessness.
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As another queer-owned skin-care brand, Solawave dedicates itself to making philanthropy for the LGBTQIA+ community a priority year-round. Solawave consistently fundraises for Folx Health–an organization that helps trans, nonbinary and gender expansive individuals access gender affirming care–as well as True Colors United.
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Hollywood hair-care specialist, Philip B’s namesake brand is honoring pride month by donating a portion of all sales to the LA LGBT Center.
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Year-round, this queer and Asian-founded rosé brand partners with and donates to local LGBTQIA+ organizations in the areas where this yummy, gluten and sugar-free beverage is sold.
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Harry’s Shave with Pride collection features limited-edition upgrades to classic Harry’s products, and a portion of all proceeds go towards benefiting the Trevor Project.
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