I rarely post something on the fashion blog I write for and feel the need to post it here as well.
But some things just need to be shared.
And I want to make sure no one misses out.
There are over 27 million slaves in the world today.
Over 2 million people are trafficked annually.
Those numbers are absolutely astounding to me.
And frightening.
And while many people and non-profit organizations are fighting to end human trafficking, I was amazed to find one for-profit beauty company with such a mission.

Radiant Cosmetics was founded on the belief that for-profit companies should be working just as hard as non-profits to transform the world into a better place.
Brilliant. I know.
But why cosmetics you ask? Well, the cosmetics industry generates $170 billion annually. Women dominate this industry and of the over 2 million human beings trafficked each year, 80% are women and girls. Nicole Marett, the founder and owner of Radiant Cosmetics has a dream to awaken a generation of women to not sit back and allow this injustice to happen to our fellow sisters.
Her dream is to set the captives free, one lipstick at a time.
At least 20% from every Radiant Cosmetics purchase is donated to help stop human trafficking.
And believe me, it isn't hard to find something you love.
Currently I'm in love with their moisturizing lipsticks. Bold, rich colors like Park Avenue combined with Vitamin E are the perfect way to brighten up your face.
And believe me, it isn't hard to find something you love.
Currently I'm in love with their moisturizing lipsticks. Bold, rich colors like Park Avenue combined with Vitamin E are the perfect way to brighten up your face.
Currently on a spending freeze but want to help spread awareness?
Radiant Cosmetics is running a campaign TODAY by asking women everywhere to model your favorite lipstick and take a photo holding this sign:
Upload them to Radiant Cosmetic's facebook page TODAY and you could win some amazing lipstick prizes!
For more information on human trafficking and what you can do to help, please visit http://radiantcosmetics.org/human-trafficking for resources.





3 comments:
LOVE it. I've been looking for some new makeup, and the humanitarian in me adores this. Thanks for the doing the world some good!
I am dying to try that deep red lipstick they have and I love the cause!
What a great cause. And I love the idea of moisturizing lipstick I'll have to check it out.
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