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The Top 10 Beauty Brands According to Gen Z Females

YPulse’s Brand Tracker shows the top 10 beauty brands for Gen Z females rank highly for being in tune with what this demographic cares about...

Written and Edited by the YPulse Editorial Team
KEY TAKEAWAYS
  • e.l.f. Cosmetics is the top beauty brand for Gen Z females
  • Rare Beauty has earned a top spot for its ability to feel personal to Gen Z consumers, rather than like just another celebrity brand
  • With minimal makeup trending, brands like Aquaphor and Burt’s Bees rank for their simple, yet multifunctional products
The beauty industry is constantly evolving, with new trends and quirky products popping up every day—think glossy skin, watercolor blush, or even hair perfume. And Gen Z females are at the forefront of this innovation. Thanks to these trendsetters, more techniques and must-try products are emerging all the time. They’re not merely binge-watching tutorials; they’re turning those on-screen inspirations into real-life rituals. But with beauty trends moving faster than ever, it’s clear that brands have plenty of competition when it comes to snagging Gen Z’s attention. (Just like most other industries.) With so many options, which brands are actually making...

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