Organic Radiance Gives Back to Help Other Small Businesses in May… “We’re all in this Together”

Reseda Ranch, CA – Organic Radiance Skincare is a socially-conscious small business in Los Angeles that donates a portion of its profit toward philanthropy. In the month of May, Organic Radiance Skincare is donating 50% of net proceeds to help small businesses in need due to COVID-19.

• Funds will go to four non-profits aiding small business including SCORE, Red Backpack Fund, Kiva, and Samaritan’s Purse International Relief.

• Donations will support crisis relief, loans, education, and mentoring for small businesses.

“I’m really passionate about helping women increase their confidence and reach their full potential, especially small business owners.” says Candice Betty, founder of Organic Radiance Skincare. “That’s why, at a time when so many small businesses are struggling, we’ve decided to increase our donations to 50% in May toward non-profits supporting small businesses that are in need of resources due to COVID-19.”

Organic Radiance Skincare is an independently-owned cosmetic brand has made a success out of “redness reducing skincare” on a nationwide scale.  It recently added a new hand sanitizer to its product line to help moisturize hands that are drying out from frequent hand washing and hand sanitizing.

The company was founded in 2012 by biologist Candice Betty, who has struggled with sensitive skin and Rosacea her whole life.   With a background in Biotechnology, she created a natural product line to calm her skin and reduce side effects.  Products are made with a proprietary blend of essential oils that soothes sensitive skin and prevents premature aging with antioxidants. The products are concentrated, rich, and handmade. The organic ingredients are designed to be used fresh and the products don’t contain preservatives, fillers, or artificial scents.

Organic Radiance Skincare was born out of the desire to share these natural solutions with other people struggling with sensitive skin. Candice built Organic Radiance Skincare on the principles of balancing purpose and profit. While they normally donate toward Rosacea research and planting trees, they’ve decided that the month of May is all about helping small businesses affected by the novel Coronavirus.

For more information about Organic Radiance Skincare entire skin care line, including an activated charcoal facewash, lavender exfoliator, moisturizing mask, toner, micellar water, an antioxidant cocktail serum, a rich night cream or moisture balm, a gift set and the new hand sanitizer gel and spray, visit:

https://www.organicradianceskincare.com/