Beekman 1802 expands livestream shopping strategy for holiday Beekman 1802 is hosting its first-ever holiday pop-up shop and livestream event, held at the Seaport in New York City.
Beauty & Wellness Briefing: Brands are rushing to dermatology offices for distribution Since 2021, there have been a slew of acquisitions by strategic acquirers scooping up brands distributed in derm offices, as well as expansions from existing brands into the space. A June 2022 study from Global Industry Analyst estimates that the global market for physician-dispensed cosmeceuticals will be $18 billion in 2022,...
Glossy x Launchmetrics Research: The buzziest fragrances include YSL’s Black Opium and Glossier’s You The list is notable because it is a mosh-posh of designer fragrances, niche perfume brands, in the case of Maison Francis Kurkdjian and Glossier, and a single-celebrity-led perfume. It represents the variation of the fragrance category, once dominated solely by designers and celebrities.
Waldencast Brands incubates third brand, this time with a TikTok-first approach The new brand called Coats soft-launched in the U.K. in October and will debut in the U.S. market in January. Coats was formed on the basis that younger consumers want clinically-backed brands, yet are disrupting their skin barriers with harsh products such as exfoliating acids and retinol.
Beauty & Wellness Briefing: How TikTok changed the role of social and education teams At the Glossy Beauty &; Wellness Summit last week, several brand founders and executives touched upon the larger impacts of TikTok and how it has transformed the social and business landscapes.
The Tom Ford acquisition is all about fragrance Beauty comprises 70-80% of Tom Ford's total business. Industry insiders said fragrance makes up about 50% of Tom Ford Beauty sales, and the premium fragrance industry saw an unexpected bump during the pandemic.
Beauty & Wellness Briefing: What’s going on with Olaplex? Since its IPO, when it was valued at $14 billion, Olaplex stock has declined by 77% as of November 10. The brand now has a market cap of $3.5 billion.
Topicals raises $10 million Series A to grow inventory On Thursday, skin-care brand Topicals announced $10 million in new financing to bring its chronic skin problem-solving products to more people. The 2-year-old brand is attempting to bring the conversation of inclusivity, which has reverberated in makeup, to skin care. Topicals is centered around solving chronic skin issues like eczema,...
Zitsticka acquired amid acne patch boom Acne-care brands have gained substantial attention from investors and acquirers alike. Church & Dwight purchased Hero Cosmetics for $630 million in September, while Peace Out raised a $20 million series A, announced Monday. But there are a whole host of others, including Starface, Peach Slices and Fazit, to name a...