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“My mission is to be prepared for anything. I emphasize the notion that beauty comes in all different forms.”
Meet boss babe Sophie Marcs -- makeup artist, esthetician and member of the LGBTQ+ community who has turned her chair into a safe space.
For a lot of brands, Pride Month has become a prime opportunity to pander to LGBTQ+ consumers. When these brands simply throw a rainbow on their products, declare an undetermined percentage of their proceeds from said profits will be donated to LGBTQ+ organizations, and only do this in June, consumers are wary of the brand’s true intentions. Rather than a rainbow body count for brownie points, brands like JECCA Makeup, Fluide, and SPKTRM Beauty integrate an inclusive culture into their company images all year around.
With the launch of her inclusive beauty brand SPKTRM Beauty and its partnership with NUDEST, Jasmine Glass hopes that people can foster more positive relationships with makeup in spite of the beauty industry’s fear-based marketing and outdated beauty standards.
All eyes are on the beauty brand that is changing the meaning of makeup itself, Milk Makeup. Dedicated to breaking stereotypes, the company has unsurprisingly captured the attention of the beauty community.
It’s important for the beauty industry to become more inclusive as a whole, but it’s especially imperative to note that this conversation is not just about mainstream beauty brands expanding their shade ranges. For beauty to be truly inclusive, all genders need to be equally represented in the community.
In our mission to support all diversity, here are 10 resources for LGBTQ+ people of all ages and backgrounds.
