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Every August 26, Women’s Equality Day marks the 19th Amendment. This year we’re celebrating the women who build what comes next — including Chaé Organics founder Linda Chaé.

Equality gives women the freedom to build what comes next.
This Women’s Equality Day, we’re celebrating the women who create, lead, question the status quo and build opportunities for the generations that follow — including Chaé Organics founder Linda Chaé.
The short version
Every year on August 26, Women’s Equality Day marks a milestone in American history: the certification of the 19th Amendment in 1920, prohibiting the denial of voting rights on the basis of sex.
It was an enormous step forward. But equality has never been about a single date, a single law or a single generation.
It’s also about what women are able to do with the opportunities generations before them fought to create: build businesses, pursue ideas, lead teams, challenge industries, create financial independence and decide for themselves what their lives and careers can become.
Women’s Equality Day isn’t only a reminder of progress already made. It’s a reminder that opportunity matters most when people are free to turn it into something of their own.
Long before “clean beauty” became an industry buzzword, Linda Chaé was questioning what was being put into the products people used on their skin and in their homes.
Her path was anything but conventional. Linda began experimenting with facial masks as a child alongside her grandmother. At only 21, she purchased a cosmetic and skincare line, financed the venture herself and began selling products out of a yellow Volkswagen Bug.
Years later, she began developing Chaé formulations in her own kitchen. Production eventually grew beyond the kitchen into increasingly sophisticated manufacturing — while Linda kept researching ingredients, formulation science, skin health and safer approaches to personal care.
“We don’t need to be using these toxic chemicals. We don’t need to be testing on animals.”
— Linda Chaé
You can read more of her story in our Discover Girl Day feature on Linda Chaé’s journey.
Linda’s story is one example of something much bigger.
Women’s progress isn’t measured only by the women whose names end up in history books. It can also be seen in the millions of women running companies, developing products, managing teams, caring for families, conducting research, opening shops, inventing new solutions and turning ideas into livelihoods.
It’s the freedom to take a chance on an idea. To be taken seriously when you enter the room. To earn, own, create, lead and choose.
And sometimes, it’s simply the ability to look at an industry that has always done something one way and say: we can do better.
Chaé Organics grew from that mindset. Linda’s guiding philosophy became simple: Do No Harm.
That meant taking a harder look at personal care ingredients, challenging conventional formulation choices and working toward products designed around both performance and a higher standard for what goes into them.
Building something different is rarely the easiest path. It requires persistence, curiosity and the willingness to keep learning while the world around you changes. Those qualities have carried Chaé from its earliest beginnings through decades of formulation, manufacturing, education, advocacy and product development.

Equality is also about what happens when women make room for one another.
Every woman who shares what she has learned makes the path a little clearer for someone coming behind her. Every woman who builds a company creates jobs, relationships, opportunities and another example of what leadership can look like. Every woman willing to speak up, experiment, fail, adapt and try again makes it easier for the next person to imagine doing the same.
And Chaé wouldn’t have its story without the women who have been part of it along the way. Our customers, employees, partners, friends, advocates and families have helped build a community around the belief that people deserve better choices for themselves and the people they care about.
Progress is not one woman’s story. It is what becomes possible when millions of women are free to write their own.
Women’s Equality Day gives us a reason to remember the women who opened doors before us. But it should also make us look forward.
There is another girl discovering the thing she loves to do. Another woman considering whether she should finally start the business she has been thinking about. Another scientist asking a question nobody has asked before. Another entrepreneur wondering whether her idea is worth taking seriously.
It is.
Linda Chaé’s journey is only one story among millions — but that is exactly what makes today worth celebrating. Because equality isn’t about creating one exceptional woman. It’s about creating a world where women having the freedom to pursue extraordinary things is completely ordinary.
Happy Women’s Equality Day from Linda Chaé and everyone at Chaé Organics.
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