Editors’ Picks: Our favorite products from Latina beauty brands

Beautyblender was founded by makeup artist Los Angeles born Latina Rea Ann Silvia.

This iconic makeup sponge continues to get rave reviews because it really delivers. All you have to do is get it wet before use so that whatever product you use with it ends up flawlessly on your skin and not soaked up by the applicator. You end up with skin that is camera-ready.

Reina Rebelde was founded by Mexicana Regina Merson.

Rebel Eye Definer Liquid in Bonita Bandera is one of the most beautiful blue eyeliners on the market. It goes on matte and is hecka pigmented. It’s bold and not for the faint of heart. Applying it is easy because of the felt tip applicator.

Nopalera was founded by Mexican American entrepreneur Sandra Velazquez.

It’s an oil cleanser, an exfoliant, and a moisturizer! You can use it in place of soap or after your soap, it’s up to you. You’ll end up feeling energized and so fresh and so clean, clean, IYKYK.

Nail polish brand Lights Lacquer was founded by Cuban American vlogger Kathleen Fuentes.

Imagine being able to capture the vibe of a dark midnight sky filled with tiny little stars. Yup, that’s the vibe this polish provides. Application is smooth and even because of the brand’s unique rounded paddle brush.

The brand Mia del Mar was founded by Diana Briceno and was created to be “for Latinas and by Latinas.”

Don’t act like you don’t love a good telenovela slap! This eye shadow palette brings all the romance and drama of our favorite television shows. The shadows are infused with jojoba oil and formulated for long wear.

Rare Beauty was founded by Mexican American multihyphenate Selena Gomez.

This blush is bliss! Put it on and marvel at how smoothly it goes on. You’ll end up looking like someone said something that made you blush a bit. Plus, the way it melts on your skin is MWAH!

Bésame was founded by Argentina-born makeup historian Gabriela Hernandez.

You know those lipstick shades you’ve seen in movies of the Golden Age of Cinema? The kinds of shades you think should get a shout out in the credits because they helped make the stars look so stellar? Yeah, that’s the kind of appeal this lipstick line has.

Rizos Curls was founded by proud Mexican American Julissa Prado.

Curl care for all curls — we’re talking curls, coils, and waves as well. No crunch, no frizz! Lots of bounce, shine, volume, and definition. It works its magic on your magical hair.

The Honest Company was founded by former actor Jessica Alba, whose father is of Mexican descent.

You get a primer and mascara when you purchase this double-ended cult classic. You’re gonna wanna start with the primer, of course, because it creates a base for the mascara to do its whole lengthening and lifting thing.

Skin care brand Tata Harper was named after its Colombian founder.

Is your skin looking dull? Want some instant glow? Then this is your instant glow treatment solution. It turns a dull complexion into one that looks lit from within with the help of white willow bark and pomegranate enzymes.

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