This CC cream and blusher set offers double benefits: (in a range of shades to suit Thrive Causemetics sale, money goes towards one of its 550+ nonprofit partners across the US – harnessing the power of the beauty industry for social change.

Period-positive brand Thinx has long been championing open conversations around menstruation. Their ultra-soft sleep shorts, designed for all-night cover, are a bestseller for a reason.

Indian designer Anita Dongre’s foundation supports women empowerment, animal welfare, and environmental initiatives, with each purchase, including these statement star earrings, contributing to these causes.

Alongside this homeware brand, known for unique ceramics such as these ‘anything cups’, founder Niovi Forbes also established the Oxum Foundation, which supports young daughters and mothers who are survivors of trafficking and sexual abuse.

Nashville-based Able creates ethical, sustainable fashion with a mission to provide women – who make up over 80% of the industry’s workforce – with safe, dignified jobs worldwide to create clothing and accessories.

NYC beauty brand Carol’s Daughter, behind haircare including this deeply nourishing mask, partners with the reproductive health charity Mama Glow Foundation to promote ‘Love Delivered’, an initiative focused on improving birthing experiences for Black women in the US.

Beirut-based brand Inaash works with women in Palestinian refugee camps to create exquisite clothing and homewares that honour the traditional art of cross-stitching, such as this heart-detailed top.

Artisan-driven resortwear brand LemLem is committed to preserving Ethiopia’s rich weaving heritage through responsibly made fashion, such as this upcycled wash bag made from (cute) swimwear scraps.