Find out which beauty brands have pledged monetary support to organizations fighting against racial injustices and police brutality.
, "We do the right thing with the highest ethical standards and a clear commitment to diversity and inclusion."Responding to social media followers, Essie acknowledged concern raised on social media. "We hear you, and agree that our language of solidarity to the Black community was not strong enough." The nail polish company then shared that it made a donation to NAACP.
, to various human rights non-profits forever. According to a statement shared on Instagram, the brand's first set of donations will be divided between the Minnesota Freedom Fund, Los Angeles Community Action Network, and the NAACP.Sharing the words "Black Lives Matter" against a black background, Manic Panic announced it was donating 15 percent of its sales to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.
$50 thousand to the NAACP and said it would match any donations made by team members to the charity of their choice.Writing on Instagram that "silence is not an option," Morphe Brushes announced it was making a donation to Black Lives Matter, and then encouraged followers to also support organizations making positive change.For the entire month of June, Nails INC.
to Black Lives Matter. "We are incredibly proud to work with hugely inspirational talent from the black community. We see you, and we stand with you," the brand wrote.Olive & June acknowledged that it wished to do more than "offer words" and shared that it donated $10 thousand to Color of Change.
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