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Kylie Jenner is lending more help amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Celebrities are doing everything they can in order to help others amid concerns over the coronavirus.

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As demand for , like toilet paper and , reach an all-time high due to the , the tireless workers tasked with delivering products to our door may not have the time to purchase what they need to get by.Of course, are attempting to meet the demands of consumers, but their stocks simply can't refill as quickly as they're emptying, leading many Americans to rely on delivery services more than usual.

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Shakira is using her platform to highlight a group of unsung heroes during the global health crisis.In a set of photos posted on her Instagram, she gives a shout-out to Barcelona-based company Puig for using their resources and facilities to make hand sanitizer for donations.

Health officials recommend to wash hands for 20 seconds and to use hand sanitizers on the go to prevent catching the coronavirus that causes the respiratory infection COVID-19.As critical as frequent hand washing is, water can be rough on the skin which can cause hands to feel chapped and brittle.

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Getting involved! In response to the catastrophic COVID-19 outbreak across the globe, beauty giant L’Oréal is doing its part to combat the spread of the virus.

People have quickly wiped store aisles clean of hand sanitizers to combat coronavirus, but artists from Anderson .Paak to Blackpink's Rosé are coming in handy with the freshest meme on Twitter.

Amid the outbreak, hand sanitizer is becoming to come by — even for those who need it most. , one of the world’s largest beauty producers, is taking it upon itself to respond to this shortage.As reported by , the label has begun using its facilities to produce both hand sanitizer and hydroalcoholic gel, two things in short supply since the outbreak of the virus.But that’s not all L’Oréal has planned to help the fight against COVID-19.

Jordyn Woods is taking in the sunshine while she can. The model, 22, took to her Instagram account on March 16 to show off her how she’s spending her time in the United Arab Emirates with a glamorous selection of photos featuring her posing poolside.

The parent company of Givenchy, Louis Vuitton and Dior is switching gears amid the global outbreak of coronavirus. All the perfume and cosmetics production facilities for fashion conglomerate LVMH began making hand sanitizer instead of luxury fragrances on Monday.

Yungblud did the only thing he could on Monday (March 16) in the midst of the global shutdown over the COVID-19 pandemic: He raged online. The singer streamed the raucous, hourlong "Yungblud Show" variety program from Los Angeles, which invited fans from all over the world to join him and some special guests for a late night-like broadcast. "So we're just trying to turn a bad situation into a good one," he yelled

With the Coronavirus spreading quickly, brands and companies are doing their part to protect not only their consumers, but all those on the front lines fighting the virus everyday. One of these is LVMH, a luxury goods cooperation, which announced it will produce hand sanitizers to distribute for free  among public health officials in Paris.

Well that didn’t take long. Matt Colvin, who angered thousands of people after the New York Times ran a story about him profiting off of selling hand sanitizer bottles for a high price amid the growing Coronavirus pandemic, has admitted to donating them to a local church and first responders.