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6 Super Awesome Sites for Women

These sites range from beauty routines to political book recommendations, so there's something for everyone.

Manjot Kaur

Jan 16, 2017

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Here's a list of some great websites to check out if you're a woman or man that enjoys hearing/reading the opinions of other women. I, for one, love women. You should, too!

1. Words of Women

Basically, this is your go-to site for quotes for women by women. From quotes tailored to your astrological sign to just random inspiration for when you're feeling down.

This is a site for your little shopper heart. There are various interviews of women from New York to LA discussing their favorite products, books, or movies. It'll introduce you to some new content creators and business owners! Please support local businesses, they need it the most.

3. Into the Gloss

Your go-to destination for beauty. Their iconic hashtag is #ITGTopShelfie in which Instagrammers get to take a photo of their aesthetically-pleasing medicine cabinets. You get to see the beauty routines from your everyday worker bee to Kim Kardashian. It's informative and fun. They also run the beautiful cosmetic company, Glossier! Their products are wonderful, in my honest opinion.

4. Man Repeller

This is a literal brain dump of hilarity. The writers are funny, yet serious about the things they say. My favorite ongoing trend is the writers trying various "diets", like the Instagram diet! The founder of the blog, Leandra Medine, is the ultimate comedienne. Her memoir is also incredible if you're into it.

5. Girls at Library

I love this website and they also have a killer Instagram. It's basically more interviews with super rad women about the books they're into. My personal favorite article is the one where they interview the founder of The Wing (a women's only club in NYC), Audrey Gelman. She used to work in politics and the books she recommends falls into that category.

6. Girlboss

A movement created by Sophia Amoruso, Girlboss celebrates all kinds of women who take ownership of their careers to start their own businesses. On this blog, you can read about so many kinds of women and how they got to be the successful, influential people they are today. There is also an awesome podcast under the same name, I highly recommend the recent one interviewing THINX founder, Miki Agrawal. There's also a book and an upcoming Netflix series about Sophia Amoruso's hustle and how it led to her creating Nasty Gal.

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