These beauty brands are making major donations to support communities in need during the coronavirus pandemic

The buzzy shaving brand Billie is donating 1% of its sales — up to $100,000, according to Women's Wear Daily — to food banks in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

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An Instagram post shared by the Haus Laboratories brand detailed the donation plans:

"HAUS will be giving back to our Los Angeles & New York City communities by donating 20% of our profits from last week's sales on Hauslabs.com to local food banks (@lafoodbank & @foodbank4nyc) in order to get food to those affected by the closing of schools and other places that offer this critical resource."

French company LVMH Moët Hennessy, which owns Louis Vuitton, Fenty Beauty, Benefit Cosmetics and several other luxury brands, was one of the first beauty or fashion giants to announce it would use its facilities to produce hand sanitizer to distribute free-of-cost for French healthcare authorities.

The makeup brand Grande Cosmetics is also supporting Feeding America's COVID-19 Response Fund by donating 15% of all sales through March 31 to the organization.

Farmacy Beauty has partnered with Feeding America to donate 10,000 meals each day over a period of 30 days as part of Feeding America's COVID-19 Response Fund.

Farmacy is also matching contributions made on a donation page.

Coty Inc. said in a press release published on Friday that, in line with other industry players, it will start "manufacturing and supplying hand sanitizer to medical and emergency services where needed."

The company purchased a 51% stake in Kylie Cosmetics, the brand started by Kylie Jenner, in November 2019.

Skincare brand Kiehl's has pledged to support Feeding America's COVID-19 Response Fund, which will supply children who rely on free and reduced-price school lunches with food, supplies for food bank operations, and the production of emergency food kits for communities in need.

According to an Instagram post shared Friday by The Body Shop, the brand's UK team delivered care packages to National Health Service workers.

The Body Shop's US division is donating 30,000 units of cleaning products to shelters and senior living facilities, and it provided all The Body Shop employees with hand-washing supplies and products to share with their families.

A press release published by L'Oréal Group on March 18 details the cosmetics company's plans to support health authorities amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Its initiative includes making hand sanitizer to distribute to French and European health authorities, hospitals, pharmacies, and senior care facilities. The L'Oréal Foundation also pledged to donate one million euros to non-profit organizations in which it's in partnership, plus hygiene kits and hand sanitizer for social workers, children, and volunteers in need.

The Honest Company, founded by Jessica Alba, announced it will donate 3 million diapers, 30,000 packs of wipes, and 20,000 personal care products in 2020, with 100,000 diapers and 100,000 wipes being immediately donated to the organization Baby 2 Baby.

The indie shave brand announced that it will donate 100% its profits from last week through March 31 to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Foundation, a nonprofit arm that serves the CDC's initiatives and research.

The beauty brand has partnered with UK-based organization The Hygiene Bank to provide communities in need with body-cleansing products.

Soap & Glory will donate one shower gel for every 50 products purchased.

L'Occitane's UK and Ireland division announced in an Instagram post that it is distributing hand creams to hospitals and National Health Service authorities.

Clarins Group announced on Saturday that it will continue to manufacture hand sanitizers in three of its facilities as long as it's safe for its workers. So far, the cosmetics company has distributed 14,500 hand sanitizers to French hospitals.

Huda Kattan, the makeup brand's founder, announced on March 23 that Huda Beauty would donate $100,000 to makeup artists who lost work during the coronavirus outbreak. The money is set to be divided among 100 makeup artists, who would receive $1,000 each.

CHI and BioSilk manufactured hand sanitizer and distributed it to city offices of Houston and Tomball, Texas, for distribution to hospitals and communities in need, according to a press release obtained by Insider.

The brand has offered free deodorants and anti-chafing products to hospitals and medical professionals in the US, according to a press release.

SpaRitual, which offers nail polish and body care products, used its facilities to make hand sanitizer and pledged to donate the first 5,000 of the bottles to at-risk homeless communities in Los Angeles, according to a press release from the brand.

In addition, with the purchase of a moisturizing lip balm, SpaRitual will donate one to an LA hospital.

K-beauty brand Glow Recipe announced on Instagram that as a way to show thanks to front-line healthcare workers, it's distributed a variety of skin-care products to hospitals through organizations like Donate Beauty.

The brand, which sells vegan, cruelty-free makeup and skin-care products, announced on Instagram that it donated all profits earned one day earlier in April to New York City-based front-line workers.

It's a 10 partnered with nonprofit organizations to distribute $5.4 million worth of products to shelters, hospitals, and local charities around the US, according to a press release obtained by Insider.

Beiersdorf, the maker of the mentioned body care brands, converted its facility in Tennessee to make 500,000 units of hand sanitizer to distribute to charities and hospitals in the US and Canada, a representative for the company told Insider via email.

The company also committed to donating 200,000 units of NIVEA, Eucerin, and Aquaphor moisturizing lotions and balms to medical professionals.

The beauty brand also announced that it will launch a new hand cream later in April and plans to donate the first 10,000 products to healthcare workers in the US.