Minimalistic beauty? Ugh, it's supposed to be about simplicity and natural looks, right? But it feels like just another marketing gimmick to me. Like, 'oh, here's another way to sell us less product for more money.' It's frustrating, you know?

— 22-year-old female student from New York, NY, who is passionate about minimalistic beauty products and is an active member of online beauty communities.

Minimalistic beauty to me is about enhancing what's already there, not covering it up. I want products that are simple, effective, and don't feel like I'm wearing a mask. It's about feeling natural and confident in my own skin, you know? But lately, it feels like everything is so overhyped and expensive.

— 26-year-old female healthcare worker from Philadelphia, PA, who appreciates minimal makeup and actively follows beauty product launches.

It's important to me because I'm all about that natural vibe, but Glossier? They just don't get it. They claim to be all about minimalism, but their products are overpriced and overhyped. It's like they're mocking the whole concept. I'm so annoyed by it.

— 22-year-old female student from New York, NY, who is passionate about minimalistic beauty products and is an active member of online beauty communities.

It's important to me because I'm all about that natural vibe, but Glossier? They just don't get it. They claim to be all about minimalism, but their products are overpriced and overhyped. It's like they're mocking the whole concept. I'm so annoyed by it.

— 22-year-old female student from New York, NY, who is passionate about minimalistic beauty products and is an active member of online beauty communities.

I absolutely adore it. It makes me feel like I'm part of something bigger, like a family that shares my enthusiasm for beauty.

— 59 years old non-binary business owner from Miami who loves Glossier products.

I love it! It feels empowering when a brand listens to and involves its audience. It makes me feel like my voice matters, which is rare in the beauty industry.

— 20 years old non-binary content creator from Chicago who loves Glossier products.

Glossier's community-driven approach is really appealing. I'm part of a few beauty forums where we discuss products and share tips. It's great to see a brand that listens to its community and evolves based on real feedback. It makes me feel like my voice matters in the beauty world.

— 41-year-old female HR manager from Houston, TX, who seeks efficient beauty routines and engages in discussions on professional beauty platforms.

It makes me feel really good, honestly. Knowing that a brand not only cares about beauty but also about my well-being and mental health is comforting. It's like they're not just selling products, but they're also selling a lifestyle and a mindset that I can really get behind.

— 41-year-old female HR manager from Houston, TX, who seeks efficient beauty routines and engages in discussions on professional beauty platforms.

Support me? They'd probably send me more samples or throw me a discount code, but it's not real support. It's just another way to keep me buying. I feel so manipulated. It's like they're trying to buy my loyalty, not earn it. It's really upsetting.

— 22-year-old female student from New York, NY, who is passionate about minimalistic beauty products and is an active member of online beauty communities.

Glossier would probably say, 'Be yourself, unapologetically. Embrace your natural beauty and don't be afraid to express who you are.'

— 45 years old non-binary avid gamer from New York who loves Glossier products.

I used to be inspired by their minimalist approach and the idea of celebrating natural beauty. But now, it feels like they're moving away from that. I still try to stick to what I believe in, but it's hard when even the brands you like seem to change.

— 26-year-old female healthcare worker from Philadelphia, PA, who appreciates minimal makeup and actively follows beauty product launches.

I expect Glossier to continue innovating within the minimalistic beauty space, perhaps introducing more skincare products that align with their philosophy. I also hope they keep nurturing their community, maybe through more interactive events or platforms where we can engage more deeply.

— 38-year-old female lifestyle coach from Orlando, FL, who advocates for simple beauty routines and is involved in wellness and beauty groups.

It makes me feel really good, honestly. Knowing that a brand not only cares about beauty but also about my well-being and mental health is comforting. It's like they're not just selling products, but they're also selling a lifestyle and a mindset that I can really get behind.

— 41-year-old female HR manager from Houston, TX, who seeks efficient beauty routines and engages in discussions on professional beauty platforms.

Being part of the Glossier community has been incredibly beneficial. I've connected with like-minded individuals, learned about new products and techniques, and even shared my own insights on minimalistic beauty.

— 38-year-old female lifestyle coach from Orlando, FL, who advocates for simple beauty routines and is involved in wellness and beauty groups.

To continue innovating while staying true to their core values. I'm optimistic they'll keep surprising us.

— 43 years old male entrepreneur from New York who loves Glossier products.

If Glossier were my friend, I think they'd tell me to keep it simple and focus on what makes me feel good. But honestly, it's hard to take that advice seriously when their products are so pricey. It feels like they're saying one thing and doing another.

— 26-year-old female healthcare worker from Philadelphia, PA, who appreciates minimal makeup and actively follows beauty product launches.

Trust and encouragement. It's like having a friend who believes in you completely and pushes you to shine.

— 31 years old non-binary entrepreneur from Seattle who loves Glossier products.

Support me? They'd probably send me more samples or throw me a discount code, but it's not real support. It's just another way to keep me buying. I feel so manipulated. It's like they're trying to buy my loyalty, not earn it. It's really upsetting.

— 22-year-old female student from New York, NY, who is passionate about minimalistic beauty products and is an active member of online beauty communities.

I used to be inspired by their minimalist approach and the idea of celebrating natural beauty. But now, it feels like they're moving away from that. I still try to stick to what I believe in, but it's hard when even the brands you like seem to change.

— 26-year-old female healthcare worker from Philadelphia, PA, who appreciates minimal makeup and actively follows beauty product launches.

I’ve found a fantastic network of like-minded people who appreciate similar beauty values. It’s been empowering and creatively inspiring.

— 24 years old female fitness enthusiast from Austin, TX