15 Beauty Gifts With a Charitable Component That You Can Feel Good About Giving

From Oct. 21 through to Dec. 25, L'Occitane will donate a dollar from every sale of its bestsellers collections — like the Shea Butter Collection ($79) — to One Tree Planted, a group that works on reforestation efforts around the world.

By shopping for a home fragrance like the Anthony Hopkins Sandalwood Candle ($45), not only will you be giving the gift of tranquility and zen to a loved one, but your purchase will help support No Kid Hungry and give up to 50 meals to kids in need.

For every product sold, like the InnBeauty Project All Things Glaze ($36), the brand will pay for three plastic units to be pulled out of landfills, waterways, and marine environments to be recycled by RePurpose Global.

This Lush The Charity Pot ($30) supports the brand's commitment to making the world a better place. All proceeds are donated to various organizations working to help protect the environment, animals, and human-rights efforts.

The clean, vegan makeup brand Undone Beauty has partnered with Project Heal to donate 100 percent of profits made from sale of the Lip to Cheek 3-in-1 Cream Palette ($14) in the shade Dahlia to the organization. Project Heal helps fight the systemic and financial barriers associated with treatment for eating disorders.

This year, Kiehl's kicked off its seventh annual partnership with Feeding America for the holidays to deliver over seven million meals to families. To help, you can purchase the Kiehl's Merry Masking ($40) or Facial Favorites For All gift sets and $1 from your purchase will go toward Kiehl's minimum $100,000 donation to the organization.

By purchasing the Nuria Troubled Skin Relief Set ($59), you are not only helping a friend's skin, but also supporting a very important cause: education. Year-round, the brand donates a portion of sales to She's the First.

On Tuesday, Dec. 1, Erno Laszlo will be donating 20 percent of sales made on the brand's website to Project Beauty Share, an organization that collects and donates beauty and hygiene products to those who need them. If you buy the Merry and Bright Eyed Set ($65), you'll also receive a complimentary shipping label to send in unopened or gently used products to the group.

When you purchase from Muri Lelu, 15 percent of the sale will be donated to legal organizations fighting against unjust drug convictions. We love the Muri Lelu Full-Skin Ritual ($270) set because it contains the brand's facial oil and serum.

By purchasing this Philosophy Glow All Year Long Set ($20), you will be helping the brand's hope and grace initiative and supporting women's mental health efforts.

It's not just the Fleur and Bee Starter Set ($80) you can feel good about giving — although that is a good place to start, if your giftee is looking for a new vegan skin-care routine — but all products in the range donate 1 percent of all sales to Days for Girls, a nonprofit organization that helps increase access to menstrual hygiene products for young women in need around the world.

Each purchase of the limited-edition Ania Beauty Beauty With a Benefit Kit ($115) will help feed a senior and their pet for an entire week with the help of Meals on Wheels. The brand is committed to feeding over 1,000 people this year.

The Lipstick Lobby Fired Up Lipstick ($19) donates 100 percent of its net profits to the Brady Center to prevent gun violence.

For the die-hard pumpkin-spice-lover in your life, get them the Pumpkin and Spice Ultimate Skin-Care Day Bundle ($150). Not only will they be able to enjoy the beauty gifts inside, but it will make them feel good knowing that $1 from each purchase goes to the World Wildlife Fund to help orangutans.

Temptu will be donating a portion of the profits from every Air Holiday Exclusive 24K GOLD Gift Set ($235) sold to The Food Bank for NYC. The beauty tool is loved by industry professionals and gives you flawless makeup application at home.