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Rare Beauty

Rare Beauty.

Rare Beauty

About this product

Rare Beauty is a cosmetics brand founded by Selena Gomez, offering makeup and skincare products designed with a focus on inclusivity, quality, and mental health awareness.

The Guru Index verdict

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What the gurus are saying

Gurus consistently praise Rare Beauty for its authentic brand purpose and commitment to inclusivity and mental health advocacy, particularly among younger consumers. The brand is viewed as genuinely quality-focused and setting higher standards across the beauty industry, with strong soul and intention behind its products. One reviewer notes the brand is corporate-backed rather than independently operated by Gomez herself.
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What the gurus are saying.

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"There are just those celebrities like Fenty Skin, Rare Beauty by Selena Gomez, and Sable Laz by Sabrina Ela that you can just tell they have passion and heart in their cosmetics. They're genuinely interested in the industry and that shows through their product quality."
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All 2 takes from James Welsh
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"There are just those celebrities like Fenty Skin, Rare Beauty by Selena Gomez, and Sable Laz by Sabrina Ela that you can just tell they have passion and heart in their cosmetics. They're genuinely interested in the industry and that shows through their product quality."
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"Rare Beauty set higher standards for quality, inclusivity, and innovation not just among celebrity beauty brands but the beauty space in general."
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"I think Rare Beauty is a safer brand. I know she's about to sell it for like a 300 squillion dollars, if she doesn't get three billion for that brand I'll be disappointed."
All 3 takes from Caroline Hirons
S2 Ep5: Jamie Genevieve
"I would put Rare Beauty as a brand that has got a great soul and great purpose. I think Selena's done a really great job, and actually she's one of the brands that doesn't come under one of these buckets, I think they've actually kind of got it all. It's a great soul, it's great purpose, and it's basically wanting to make your customers feel great. I think at the end of the day that's what the beauty industry is for, especially younger, which is even better because they're so big on the mental health aspect. It's absolutely amazing what they've done."
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"I would maybe put Rare Beauty. I think that Selena's done a really great job and actually she's one of the brands that doesn't come under one of these three buckets. I think that they've actually kind of got it all as well. It's a great soul, it's great purpose, and it's basically wanting to make your customers feel great. I think at the end of the day that's what the beauty industry is for. She skews younger, which is even better because they're so big on the mental health aspect. It's absolutely amazing what they've done."
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"I think Rare Beauty is a safer brand. I know she's about to sell it for like a 300 squillion dollars, if she doesn't get three billion for that brand I'll be disappointed."
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"I have a feeling Selena Gomez and Rare Beauty probably doesn't have much to do with it besides being the face of it. It's owned by the company that owns Sephora."
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"Rare Beauty took us to see Taylor Swift."
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