Starting your clean beauty journey may feel overwhelming with so many brands, ingredients and products to navigate. Luckily, less is more, when it comes to summer beauty routines — and these four products will get you started on the right foot.

For this week’s body-care conversation, Glossy sat down with Hannah Godwin, a beauty and lifestyle influencer and former 'Bachelor' contestant. With 1.5 million Instagram followers, Godwin uses her social platform to encourage body positivity and prioritizes being transparent about her lifestyle and beauty habits.

TikTok still remains Peace Out Skincare's biggest marketing channel, but as consumers return to in-store shopping experiences at pre-pandemic levels, the brand is prioritizing finding new ways to meet consumers where they are. For Peace Out Skincare, that means outside and in-home.

This year, products from all of Amazon's categories will go on sale each day of the event. They’ll include products from cult-classic brands including L'Oreal and Revlon, as well as TikTok favorites like Naturium and Solawave.

For this week’s body-care conversation, Glossy sat down with Emira D'Spain, a beauty and lifestyle influencer, Victoria's Secret model and former beauty director. On social media, D'Spain uses her platform and decades-worth of beauty insider knowledge and unique perspective as a trans woman to share useful beauty and body-care tips...

With the tremendous strides queer-owned brands and their allies have made in fashion, there are plenty of brands to support for every type of fashion consumer.

For this week’s body-care conversation, Glossy sat down with Sloane Stephens, a professional tennis player and Grand Slam title winner. When Stephens isn't training or playing in-season, she is running her foundation, the Sloane Stephens Foundation, and spreading awareness about body positivity and self-confidence on her social platforms.

Though the African net sponge has been around for centuries in Western Africa, the product began taking off in the United States thanks to the rise of the body-care category.

In recent years, the beauty and fashion industries have made significant strides to open the doorways for Black-owned businesses to thrive, with initiatives like Fifteen Percent Pledge and dedicated incubators led by major retailers and organizations including Sephora, Ulta and the CFDA.