22 Beauty Products That Give Back to the LGBTQ+ Community

With the JVN Complete Hydrating Air Dry Hair Cream Pride Edition ($24), you'll be able to air-dry your hair with minimal frizz. It lets your curls hold their shape and leaves your hair feeling moisturized. JVN's Pride Edition version of the air-dry cream was done in partnership with #YouAreEssential, a national crisis-relief organization that serves essential workers by providing funding and resources. The limited-edition packaging was designed by artist Zipeng Zhu.

Boost your hair's shine and hydration with the Kérastase Elixir Ultime Hydrating Hair Oil Serum Pride Edition ($52). You can use this on both wet and dry hair for a smooth, glossy look. It's lightweight and fast-absorbing — perfect for minimizing frizz with a nongreasy finish. Kérastase donated $50,000 to The Trevor Project.

If you need to stock up on your favorite Ouai products, a $30 donation gets you this Ouai Says Gay Pride T-Shirt (free with a minimum $30 donation). One-hundred percent of the proceeds will go to the Los Angeles LGBT Center and Prism, a Florida-based organization actively fighting the "Don't Say Gay" ban and helping to protect LGBTQ+ rights.

The E.l.f. Big Mood Mascara x It Gets Better ($8) is perfect for those who love a voluminous lash. It's lengthening and lifting, with an hourglass brush that separates each hair. One-hundred percent of the proceeds from the purchase of this mascara goes to the It Gets Better Project.

You deserve a quality glide while shaving, and the Harry's & Flamingo Gender Inclusive Shave Set ($12) is here for your head-to-toe shaving needs. The set includes a five-blade facial razor cartridge from Harry's, a five-blade body razor cartridge from Flamingo, and a cute razor handle and shower holder. One-hundred percent of the profits from the shaving kit will go to The Trevor Project.

The Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow PHA + BHA Pore-Tight Toner ($34) is a viral bestseller for its ability to bestow a glowy, hydrated complexion. It has watermelon, which helps soothe and moisturize the skin; PHAs and BHA to gently exfoliate; and cactus water and hyaluronic acid to deeply hydrate the skin. One-hundred percent of the profits from this purchase will go to a variety of nonprofit organizations empowering LGBTQ+ youth globally, including It Gets Better. It will fund monetary donations and product donations to nonprofit organizations.

The Beekman 1802 Limited Edition Pride Bloom Cream Daily Moisturizer ($54) is a bestselling moisturizer perfect for your skin's microbiome. It has prebiotics and probiotics to keep your skin hydrated and balanced. It's great for all skin types. In June, 100 percent of the profits will be donated to the Ali Forney Center, an organization that supports homeless LGBTQ+ youth.

Isle of Paradise and Peace Out teamed up to create the Peace Out to Paradise Pride Bundle Limited-Edition Set ($40, originally $58), in which 20 percent of the set proceeds will be donated to The Trevor Project. The set comes with an ultrahydrating gradual self-tanner that color corrects and illuminates the skin, 20 hydrocolloid patches for pimples and acne, and a cute travel pouch and stickers.

If you're looking to incorporate retinol into your skin-care routine, the Olay Retinol24 + Peptide Night Face Moisturizer Limited Edition Pride Jar ($30) is a gentle yet effective option. It's a night moisturizer that's also loaded with peptides and niacinamide. The brand will be donating $100,000 to The Trevor Project.

The NYX Professional Makeup Limited Edition Pride Inspired Collection ($3-$12) is all about embracing color and creativity. The NYX Professional Makeup Pride Lip Oil ($6) is a hydrating, flush-of-color lip oil that comes in three colors. It's perfect for everyday wear. The NYX Professional Makeup Pride Eye Paint ($10) is perfect for bold looks. It's a multiuse paint that you can use for eyes and cheeks. It comes in so many vibrant shades.

NYX Professional Makeup also has an NTF collection, and 100 percent of its proceeds from the sale will go to the Los Angeles LGBT Center, amounting to $50,000.

The MAC Cosmetics Viva Glam x Keith Haring Lipstick ($19) is a bold lip product that comes in three colors: a bright red, a vibrant yellow, and a deep blue. You can mix and match all the shades to create a custom shade. When you purchase this lipstick, all the proceeds will go to local nonprofit organizations supporting women and girls, the LGBTQ+ community, and people living with or affected by HIV/AIDS.

If you're curious about wellness patches, The Good Patch has a Pride collection that gives five percent of sales throughout June to mental health programs for LGBTQ+ youth. The brand is also donating $10,000 to improve access to mental health resources. The Good Patch Pride Rescue ($15-$50) is a stick-on patch infused with DHM, green tea, and vitamin B1 to help you bounce back and feel revived after a long day or night. The Pride B12 Awake ($15-$50) is great for staying up and feeling more awake during the day. It's infused with caffeine, green tea, and vitamin B12.

With a minimum of a $10,000 donation, Kiehl's will help The Trevor Project provide free, confidential, and life-saving counseling services to LGBTQ+ youth. Plus, when you buy the Pride edition of the Kiehl's Ultra Facial Cream Moisturizing Cream With Squalane ($33), $1 will go to The Trevor Project from now until the end of the year. The moisturizer is a bestseller and great for all skin types. It is lightweight and hydrating and will keep your skin feeling conditioned all day and night. It's fragrance free as well.

Sally Hansen is partnering with GLAAD for the Sally Hansen Insta Dri x GLAAD Rainbow Pride Gift Set ($25 for six). The six-piece set comes with a red, an orange, a yellow, a green, a blue, and a purple. If you want something more than just the standard rainbow, check out the Sally Hansen Insta Dri x GLAAD All Gender Pride Gift Set ($25).The six-piece set comes with a green, a white, a blue, a purple, a black, and a yellow shade, representing the Gender Queer, Gender Fluid, and Nonbinary flags. You can also get the Sally Hansen Insta Dri x GLAAD Transgender Pride Gift Set ($13), which comes with a white, light blue, and light pink, colors that signify the Transgender Pride Flag.

These polishes are great for a quick, fast-drying mani and pedi. All you need is one coat, and it dries in 60 seconds.

The Every Man Jack Limited Edition Pride Body Wash Kit ($40) comes in the bestselling fragrances sea salt, aged bourbon, cedarwood, and sandalwood. A portion of the proceeds will be donated to Rainbow Railroad, an organization that helps LGBTQ+ individuals escape persecution in developing countries.

If you have a beard, the Pride Beard Set ($35) will soften, condition, and make styling a breeze. It has notes of sandalwood, vetiver, and vanilla.

The Ruby Gertrude Apothecary Pansy Candle by Leland Francis ($48) has notes of lemon, orange, black cherry, raspberry, clary sage, rosemary, vetiver, patchouli, and labdanum. For Pride Month, 15 percent of website sales for the entire month of June will be donated to the Ali Forney Center, the LA LGBT Center, and Sage.

Noto Botanics, founded by Gloria Noto, is a gender-fluid beauty brand that gives back year-round with its Noto Botanics Agender Oil ($44). This oil softens and protects your hair and skin, from head to toe. It's great for defrizzing ends or deep conditioning the scalp. It contains hemp-seed oil to help condition the skin and hair. Vetiver and lavender add a soft but smoky scent. Sales from the hair and body oil have generated over $26K for organizations like Planned Parenthood, LGBT Youth Center, The Okra Project, The Herbal Mutual Aid Network (HMAN), Women's Center DTLA, Black Lives Matter, and more.

Throughout June, PYT Beauty is donating 100 percent of profits from its The Upcycle Eyeshadow Palette in Party in the Nude ($34) sold through the site to The It Gets Better Project, whose mission is to uplift, empower, and connect LGBTQ+ youth around the globe. The 12-pan palette has an array of bright pastels, glitters and shimmers, and matte neutrals, so you can get creative with your look. The shadows are easy to blend and buttery soft on the eyes.

Cofounded by David J. Krause, Alder New York is a vegan skin- and hair-care brand that creates uncomplicated, chic products for all people. For Pride Month, the brand is donating 10 percent of sales from the Limited Edition Cooling Mineral Hydro Mist ($29) to the Ali Forney Center in New York City, which helps protect LGBTQ+ youth from the harms of homelessness. The fine mist makes for a great hydrating toner or as a midday refresher, especially after a long day in the sun or working out.

If you've got a pesky pimple, use these Starface Rainbow Hydro-Stars ($11) to help soothe it. All net proceeds from Rainbow Hydro-Stars in the US will be allocated to the Black Led Movement Fund and the Hetrick-Martin Institute for LGBTQ+ youth. The colorful hydrocolloid patches reduce inflammation and diminish and heal whiteheads overnight. These keep bacteria out while preventing scarring. One pack comes with 32 patches

Continuing its partnership with The Trevor Project, Herbivore's Prism line supports LGBTQ+ efforts all year long. One dollar from every purchase of the Prism AHA + BHA Exfoliating Glow Serum ($54) or the Prism Botanical AHA + BHA Exfoliating Glow Facial ($58) will be donated to The Trevor Project. The Prism line is a great way to incorporate exfoliation into your routine. The serum is best for nightly or every other night use during your skin-care routine. It has an AHA/BHA blend plus rosewater. The mask is more of a powerful weekly treatment that will improve the radiance and glow of your skin. It has an AHA blend with BHAs from willow-bark extract, plus rose hydrosol, sodium hyaluronate, and aloe vera for hydration.

Keep your lips moisturized with the ChapStick Love Wins Cotton Candy ChapStick Lip Balm ($24 for 12). The Love Wins lip balm has a delicious cotton-candy flavor. For the entire month of June, 100 percent of the profits of this ChapStick goes to the It Gets Better Project.