There is a moment every beauty house waits for, when the people who write about beauty for a living start writing about you.
For Solsoller, that moment has arrived. From ELLE, Cosmopolitan and W Magazine to Byrdie, People en Español and leading beauty editors, Solsoller’s skincare and makeup for evolving skin is finding its way into beauty features, editor-curated product lists and real-world routines.
Born from the Mediterranean spirit of Sóller, Mallorca, and founded in Puerto Rico by corporate attorney turned beauty founder Nanette Rickenbach, Solsoller takes a more intentional approach to beauty: hydration-focused skincare and dewy makeup designed with women over 40 and evolving skin in mind.
Here’s where Solsoller has been featured—and why beauty editors are taking notice.
Elle Canada — "The Legal Mind Behind Luxury Beauty"
ELLE spotlighted the story behind Solsoller and its founder, Nanette Rickenbach: how an attorney became the creative force behind a line of curated, dewy cosmetics for women over 40.
Read it: The Legal Mind Behind Luxury Beauty →
Cosmopolitan — Best Beauty Products, March 2026
Cosmopolitan included Solsoller in its editor-curated selection of the best new beauty products for March 2026, placing the house among the season’s noteworthy beauty launches.
The recognition marked another step in Solsoller’s growing presence within the beauty conversation and introduced its approach to skincare and makeup for evolving skin to Cosmopolitan readers.
Read it: Cosmopolitan's Best March 2026 Beauty Products →
W Magazine — Best After-Sun & Sunburn Skincare
W Magazine featured Solsoller in its guide to the best after-sun skincare, highlighting the hydration-first, recovery-focused approach at the heart of the Mallorca-inspired beauty house.
It’s a natural fit for a brand built around supporting hydrated, comfortable and luminous-looking skin rather than complicated routines.
Read it: W Magazine's Best After-Sun Skincare →
Byrdie — What Is XERF?
Byrdie explored XERF, the Korean radiofrequency treatment making waves in skincare, in a piece that references Solsoller in the wider conversation around modern, barrier-friendly beauty.
Read it: What Is XERF? →
People en Español — Best Beauty Products, Spring 2026
People en Español named Solsoller among the best new beauty products for Spring 2026, bringing the house to a wider, bilingual audience. A nod from People en Español is a meaningful moment of visibility with a community that matters deeply to the brand.
Read it: Los Mejores Nuevos Productos de Belleza Primavera 2026 →
The Beauty Brief — “Inside the House of Solsoller: Beyond Beauty”
The Beauty Brief went deeper into the philosophy behind the house, sitting down with founder Nanette Rickenbach for a profile exploring why Solsoller calls itself a beauty house rather than simply a beauty brand.
The piece traces Solsoller’s roots to Sóller, Mallorca, explores the idea of evolving skin, and looks at the thinking behind The Hydration Bar skincare system and Palma D’Or makeup collection.
For anyone wanting to understand the philosophy behind Solsoller in the founder’s own words, this is the place to start.
“I created Solsoller to honor women over 40 who start to feel the effects of age… simplicity itself has become a form of luxury.” — Nanette Rickenbach
Camille Styles — The March Edit: Editors' Glow Picks
In her team's monthly editors' edit, Camille Styles named two Solsoller products as morning-glow essentials: the Skinlit Bellini Glazing Milk and Lueur Dorée Luminous Sculptor.
Skinlit Bellini was highlighted as a soothing, milky layer that supports the skin barrier while delivering lightweight hydration, while Lueur Dorée was selected for its seamless, glitter-free glow.
Together, the two products reflect Solsoller’s signature approach: hydrated skin, minimal layers and a natural dewy finish.
Read it: The March Edit: 21 Things Our Editors Are Loving Right Now →
HipLatina — A Beauty Editor's Rosacea Routine
HipLatina beauty editor Johanna Ferreira named the Solsoller Le Halo Boost Ceramide Microbiome Barrier Cream as the nighttime step in her sensitive-skin, barrier-repair routine.
She described waking with skin that looked “noticeably calmer, deeply hydrated, and incredibly glowy,” while also highlighting Solsoller as a Latina-owned beauty brand.
The feature brings Le Halo Boost into an especially relevant conversation around ceramides, hydration, sensitive skin and skin-barrier support.
Read it: A Latina's Guide to Managing Rosacea Without Destroying Your Skin Barrier →
NEW YOU — The Brands Defining the Future of Beauty
Following Cosmoprof North America Las Vegas 2026, NEW YOU spotlighted Solsoller among the standout beauty brands from the show.
The publication described Solsoller as a luxury beauty brand from San Juan, Puerto Rico that brings skincare and makeup together within one ritual, while highlighting its probiotic skincare and focus on barrier support and radiant-looking skin.
Read it: Cosmoprof NA 2026: The Brands Defining the Future of Beauty →
El Nuevo Día — From Corporate Lawyer to Beauty Founder
El Nuevo Día told the origin story of Solsoller and founder Nanette Rickenbach, tracing her journey from corporate attorney to beauty entrepreneur and the creation of a beauty house focused on skincare and makeup for evolving skin.
For a Puerto Rico-based house inspired by Mallorca, being recognized at home carries a special kind of meaning.
Read it: De abogada corporativa a creadora de belleza: el nacimiento de SolSoller →
Athleisure Mag — The 9LIST
Athleisure Mag included Solsoller in its curated 9LIST, placing the house within a tightly edited selection of standout products worth discovering.
The feature adds to a growing collection of editorial recognition for Solsoller across beauty, skincare, lifestyle and wellness publications.
Read it: The 9LIST →
Why Beauty Editors Are Noticing Solsoller
Across the coverage, the same point of view emerges.
Solsoller isn’t built around endless launches or complicated beauty routines. The house takes a more considered approach to skincare and makeup for evolving skin: fewer products, purposeful formulas and a hydrated, lived-in finish that puts skin first.
Made for evolving skin.
Skincare and makeup designed with the changing needs of skin in mind, particularly for women over 40, without treating aging as something that needs to be fixed.
Hydration and barrier support at the center.
From probiotic skincare and ceramides to hyaluronic acid, Solsoller’s Hydration Bar is built around supporting hydrated, comfortable, healthy-looking skin.
Dewy makeup that looks like skin.
Solsoller’s makeup is designed around a soft, luminous finish—the kind of dewy makeup for mature skin that lets skin remain visible rather than covering it beneath layers of product.
A curated approach to beauty.
Instead of separating skincare and makeup into two different worlds, Solsoller approaches them as one considered ritual: prepare the skin, support hydration and add only what enhances it.
That philosophy—Mediterranean-inspired beauty, Korean skincare innovation and dewy makeup designed for evolving skin—is the thread connecting Solsoller’s growing editorial presence.
