"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Touting the tagline “Bigger Than Beauty,” Thrive Causemetics has made its mark by promoting cosmetics ...

When it comes to brands giving back, it may be hard to top Thrive Causemetics. The beauty brand founded by Karissa Bodnar doesn't just create products people love (including beauty gurus), but they ...

Born from a personal mission to provide clinically-proven, clean cosmetics to those with compromised immune systems after losing her close friend, Kristy Lemond to cancer at just 24 years old, ...

Never underestimate the power of makeup. One cosmetics brand just made history with a mass beauty product donation to women who are experiencing challenging times. Thrive Causemetics donated $25 ...

To inaugurate the program, Thrive Causemetics ® surprised Jada Dean, a John Muir High School graduate and Eaton Canyon wildfire survivor, with the first $10,000 award. Jada will begin studies at ...

Thrive Causemetics wants to deliver the power of beauty to every single woman. The Los Angeles-based, female-owned beauty brand was first founded by CEO Karissa Bodner as a way to provide clean, vegan ...

Thrive Causemetics is bringing beauty to the forefront at New York Fashion Week. On Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the Midtown Loft, the emerging brand will hold a beauty runway show. To spotlight the makeup, ...

Ask any dermatologist or beauty expert out there what the best anti-ager out there is and they’ll all agree: Sunscreen. We’ve all heard a zillion times the importance of slathering on SPF every single ...

Thrive Causemetics has donated $100,000 to the Breonna Taylor Endowment Scholarship Fund at the University of Louisville. The company’s hope is that, in addition to supporting nursing students at UofL ...

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Karissa Bodnar, a former product developer for Sephora and L’Oréal and a Washington native, was moved to create Thrive Causemetics (thrivecausemetics.com), her paraben-, sulfate-, cruelty-free and ...