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By Perrie Samotin
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At best, whenever we buy something, whether it’s owned by women or not, we’d do so knowingly. We would have a complete understanding of companies and their values, where everything is manufactured and through whom, and everything that allows us to spend our money comfortably. In addition, corporations would be transparent about the cost of production and the main points of the origin chain would be better clear. Today’s globality is, of course, the best, and so are all of us. The concept of consciously buying groceries one hundred percent of the time is almost ridiculous in its conceptualism: we’re busy, we want anything right away, we’re on a budget, we actually like that cute, sensible one we’ve just been gifted via an Instagram ad or TikTok shop.
At Glamour, we communicate a lot about the emotional incongruity that comes with genuinely enjoying shopping, but doing so unintentionally, for which I’m deeply guilty. (I recently bought a pair of black shorts from a fast fashion giant, put them in my closet, and bought them again a few weeks later, forgetting I already had them. I know. )
At our core, we are a logo that celebrates style, beauty, wellness, and culture, and explores how those spaces intersect to constitute women’s transformative desires and longings. We perceive that the fun component of talking about those topics is relying on sites like It’s Ours to help you find things to buy—things we all know we probably don’t need, but that can make our routines easier or just bring us joy. That’s not going to change, but we recognize the importance of regularly highlighting companies and products that are original and are willing to defend anything other than the lack of our money.
Few commercial homeowners are more successful than women.
We know this because, for the second year in a row, we’ve compiled a list of style, beauty, wellness, and home brands and corporations that are 51% or more owned by women or a women’s organization. For our By Women series in which we highlight the wide diversity of brands owned and often operated through women.
Below is Glamour 100, a publisher-curated grocery shopping destination showcasing a hundred products owned by women we love. Some brands are already major players in your box (hello Beautyblender), others have gone viral and can only grow (the Fishwife canned seafood craze, for example), and some are only a few years old and stand out in creative and exquisite pieces that you’ll have (Silver’s evergreen leather bags
What if you rolled your eyes and said, “Are you supporting women by asking us to go shopping?”Actually, yes. Starting a small business is an incredibly complicated proposition. While the U. S. has more women-owned businesses than ever before (great news, because they generate higher profits, a more diverse workforce, and a commitment to “work-life balance and fair paid leave policies”), they face greater challenges. Challenges. Array’s female marketers receive smaller loans at higher interest rates and regularly bear the brunt in terms of financing. (Last year, U. S. startups with all-female groups earned 1. 9 percent, or about $4. 5 billion, of the roughly $238. 3 billion in venture capital allocated, according to Pitchbook via Techcrunch. )
What’s more, many women’s logos and founders create products specially designed for women, products that men may never design or let succeed. That’s why we support them and, hopefully, help them. succeed. We know it’s difficult and unrealistic to ask readers to buy with a transparent conscience, however, small steps are smart steps, and even if you notice a new logo owned by a woman you’re passionate about, thanks to Glamour, we’ve done our job.
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Brooklyn Sleeveless Wavy Dress by PH5
Neiman Marcus
Top Dôen Camri
Does
Maguire Betis Sky Ballerina Ballerina
Maguire
Brother Vellies Greg Shoe
Brother Vellies
String Ting Wristband Phone Strap
Jingle Chain
Ling Bling Candy Rings
Sweet treats
Susan Alexandra I Heart NY Beaded Bag
Susana Alexandra
Short Rhode Island Dress
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Lawless Forget the Filler Lip Mask
Sephora
True Grit Resilience Homemade Scrub
Urban Suppliers
Basma The Stick Foundation
Sephora
Tower 28 Swipe Corrective Serum
Sephora
Nudestix Nudies Matte Cream Blush
Sephora
Mutha Facial Oil
Purple Grey
Crown Affair The Ritual Duo
Crown Case
Ceremony Mask Guava Mask
Sephora
Kulfi Free Eyebrow Gel
Kulfi Beauty
U Beauty Bioactive Barrier Treatment
Amazon
Theraplush Gentle Serving Cream
Software Services
14th Night The Shampoo Duo
14th night
Gisou Mini Honey-Infused Hair Oil
Sephora
Fragrance Base of Future Society
Society of the future
Naturium Retinaldehyde Cream Serum 0. 10%
Amazon
Eadem Dew Dream Cleansing Balm
Eadem
Hyper-Skin Vitamin C Brightening Serum
Sephora
Undefined Beauty R
Amazon
Shani Darden Firming Serum
Sephora
Glide Dye with Moisturizing Rosy Saie Color
Sephora
Opening night of the Nette Eau de Parfum
Net
Chillhouse Snap Nails
bend
Ries Rechargeable Travel Set
Sephora
Act Acre Argan Repairing Hair Oil 5%
Sephora
Original Beautyblender Sponge
Amazon
Ami Colé Base Bar
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Higher Dose Sauna Cover
Sephora
Amazon
Lady Aer Sucking Sex Toy
Amazon
Walmart
Touchland Power Mist Hand Sanitizer
Ulta
Perelel Prenatal Pack 1st Trimester
Perelel
EvolveTogether Natural Deodorant
Evolving together
ByHeart Whole Nutrition Infant Formula
By heart
Love Wellness Gut Feelings Probiotic
Ulta
Bright Littles Children’s Newspaper Game
Little Diamonds
Megababe Sunny Pits Daily Deodorant
Objective
Bloomi Caress Full Body Massager
Amazon
My Vitamins to Ease Happy Periods Flo
My happy flo
Sweet chocolate with spring and ripe dates
Spring & Mulberry
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