Stellar Beauty Co. Launches to Redefine Skincare for Active Girls

SAN ANTONIO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jul 9, 2026--

Stellar Beauty Co. officially launches today with a mission to redefine what skincare looks like for the next generation. Created by 12-year old athlete and founder Stella Dorazio, the brand introduces a collection of dermatologist-tested skincare products designed specifically for active girls and growing skin – bringing together gentle ingredients, mineral sun protection, and healthy habits in one easy-to-follow routine.

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Inspired by Stella's own experience balancing sports, school, camps, and everyday adventures, Stellar was born from a simple realization: while the beauty industry has embraced the growing interest in tween skincare, there were few options created specifically for girls with active lifestyles. Rather than adapting products made for adults, Stellar was developed from the ground up to support what the brand calls "Active Skin” – skin exposed to sweat, sun, chlorine, wind, and the everyday demands of growing up.

"Stellar started because I wanted skincare that felt like it was made for girls like me," said Stellar Beauty Co.’s Founder, Stella. "I wanted products that were fun and easy to use, but also gentle enough for growing skin and designed for all the things I love to do. I hope Stellar helps other girls build confidence through simple, healthy habits and reminds them to always shine as themselves."

Stellar Beauty Co.’s debut collection features four daily essentials:

Every product is dermatologist tested and developed with Stellar's proprietary Glow-Safe Formula™, prioritizing gentle, age-appropriate ingredients while excluding retinoids, parabens, synthetic fragrances, and other unnecessary actives often found in products designed for adults. Across the collection, barrier-supporting hydration technologies, antioxidant-rich botanicals, and mineral sun protection work together to help keep growing skin healthy, comfortable, and protected.

Beyond its formulas, Stellar Beauty promotes ingredient transparency through its Glow Strong. Shine Bright.™ approach, breaking down what key ingredients are and how they support growing skin in clear, easy-to-understand language so girls and parents can feel confident in every Glow-Safe Formula™.

As conversations around tween skincare continue to evolve, Stellar offers a different perspective – one rooted in wellness rather than beauty standards. Instead of encouraging complicated routines or trend-driven ingredients, the brand aims to help girls build healthy habits centered on cleansing, hydration, and daily sun protection.

"Skincare shouldn't feel intimidating or be about chasing perfection," said Stella. "It's about taking care of yourself, feeling confident, and creating routines that help you feel your best."

Stellar Beauty Co. is available beginning today, July 9, 2026, exclusively at stellarbeautyco.com. Follow along on Instagram @stellarbtyco to stay updated on the latest brand news, product launches, educational skincare content and more.

About Stellar Beauty Co.

Stellar Beauty Co. is a skincare brand founded by 12-year old athlete Stella Dorazio to meet the unique needs of active girls and growing skin. Built around the belief that healthy skincare habits should start with age-appropriate, dermatologist-tested products, Stellar combines gentle formulations, mineral sun protection, and ingredient transparency through its Glow-Safe Formulas™ and Glow Strong. Shine Bright.™ philosophy. Designed to protect, hydrate, and support active skin, Stellar empowers girls to build confidence through simple routines that fit their everyday adventures. For more information, please visit stellarbeautyco.com or follow along on Instagram @stellarbtyco.

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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) — Aaron Judge will have his injured rib tested during the All-Star break and the New York Yankees are hopeful the results show the three-time AL MVP is healing.

Judge has not played since May 31 and went on the injured list June 5 with a stress fracture of his right rib after a CT scan, an MRI and a meeting with a specialist.

“I don’t think we want to put him at risk of coming back while still injured,” Yankees general manager Brian Cashman told reporters on Thursday. “He should be asymptomatic before we turn him loose. If he’s asymptomatic and not feeling anything and (medical images) are showing healing, then it’s probably appropriate to get him going again. But we don’t want to, because the schedule is what it is, put him in a position where we’re putting him in jeopardy where it somehow gets worse.”

The Yankees were 14-19 without Judge entering their series finale against the AL-East leading Tampa Bay Rays.

Cashman said the injury has restricted Judge’s ability to work out his upper body because he can’t put stress on his rib cage. The new images will give a better understanding of where he stands in his rehab process.

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New York Yankees assistant hitting coach Jake Hirst, left, and Aaron Judge watch from the dugout during the seventh inning of a baseball game Wednesday, July 8, 2026, in St. Petersburg, Fla. (AP Photo/Jason Behnken)

New York Yankees' Aaron Judge, left, celebrates with José Caballero after their win over the Tampa Bay Rays in a baseball game Monday, July 6, 2026, in St. Petersburg, Fla. (AP Photo/Jason Behnken)

New York Yankees' Aaron Judge watches from the dugout during a baseball game against the Tampa Bay Rays Monday, July 6, 2026, in St. Petersburg, Fla. (AP Photo/Jason Behnken)