‘Sustainability is front and center’: What Sephora’s Accelerate program says about the future of beauty Accelerate provides Sephora the opportunity to see what is emerging within the market. While a sustainable focus previously has only been a requirement of vendors in the program, it was present across all brands this year.
MAC Cosmetics targets gamers with TwitchCon sponsorship While MAC Cosmetics is the first beauty brand to exhibit at TwitchCon, it joins a number of brands across fashion and beauty that are finding opportunities to get involved with the gaming community.
Is private equity bad for beauty? According to Pitchbook, there have been 43 private equity deals within the U.S. beauty market so far in 2019, and some brands have taken on heavy debt in order for the private equity owner to facilitate the purchase.
Subscription brand Goodiebox is launching in the US with a crowdsourced sub-brand Launched in January 2019, makeup and skin-care brand Comme Deux stems from the Danish subscription beauty box company Goodiebox. It will be sold through 17 Urban Outfitters locations, with seven in the United States and 10 and in the United Kingdom.
How Moroccanoil is figuring out sustainability with the help of students Beauty brands, in recognizing their environmental impact and need to evolve rapidly, are looking for more creative and experimental solutions. In the case of Moroccanoil, that means working with students.
True Botanicals founder Hillary Peterson: ‘We’ve doubled the size of our team’ since moving to DTC Peterson spoke with Glossy about the brand's choice to offer equity, its plans for The Ritual and the new positions it's added since going DTC.
L’Oreal’s accelerator provides insight into where beauty is headed On Wednesday, the beauty conglomerate announced three winners: online beauty membership program Baalm, augmented reality company Rosebud AI and skin-care discovery platform Seknd.
How the wellness industry markets to men Men's wellness ads commonly use humor and visual euphemisms to make subjects like hair loss less uncomfortable, compared to macho-images from a decade ago that prized shirtless hunks and most-interesting-man personalities. Now, these brands say, men can just be themselves.
Shopify opens up to working with CBD brands Shopify, the publicly traded e-commerce platform and retail point-of-sale system provider that earned over $1 billion in 2018 revenue, is now allowing brands to sell hemp and hemp-derived CBD products through their platform in an official capacity.