Ritual vitamins wants ‘traceability’ to become the new ‘transparency’ In July, Ritual became a B-Corp, signifying the company's focus on humanism over profit. On Tuesday, Ritual shared its latest goals and approaches to achieving them.
Function of Beauty expands retail partnerships in U.K. and Canada After launching a version of its customized hair-care products into Target in Dec. 2020, Function of Beauty is now taking a similar approach to the U.K. and Canadian markets with retail partners Cult Beauty and Shoppers Drug Mart.
Sephora-exclusive Adwoa Beauty hair care raises $4 million in funding With the additional capital, Adwoa Beauty will invest in new product development, increase hiring, and increase brand awareness and retail support.
On heels of a growing younger customer base, RoC skin care promotes a new brand initiative Formerly owned by Johnson & Johnson and acquired by private equity firm Gryphon Investors in Jan. 2019, RoC Skincare has undergone a transformation as it attempts to reimagine itself for modern consumers.
Ulta Beauty’s new ‘Beauty&’ campaign aims to be a force for good Dubbed “Beauty&,” the idea is that beauty can be a powerful force for good instead of oppression. Beauty& kicked off on Tuesday across social media, as well as linear and OTT TV. It will run until the end of 2022 and possibly into 2023.
Coty Inc.’s recovery remains strong despite turbulent beauty environment The conglomerate announced its eighth consecutive quarter of results, both in-line with and ahead of expectations. Fourth quarter sales increased by 10% year-over-year as reported and 16% on a like-for-like basis, to $1.17 billion, beating analysts' average estimate of $1.14 billion.
‘I don’t even Google anymore, I TikTok’: How TikTok became an aesthetic generator TikTok is evolving into an aesthetic incubator. "Coastal Grandma," "Night Luxe," "That Girl," and "Clean Girl" are prime examples. These aesthetics go beyond basic beauty trends like "glazed donut skin" or "Jello skin," and instead represent a lifestyle complete with beauty, fashion and even certain personality traits.
Tula pushes into Chinese beauty market while others exit Launching into China in 2022 is no easy feat. Both economic and political pressures have made it increasingly challenging to successfully operate in the country, even for more prominent brands with bigger coffers.
Cavu VC’s Jenna Jackson: ‘We’re optimistic about the beauty space through any recession’ Cavu started by investing in the better-for-you food and beverage space before making its first beauty investment in clean beauty brand Osea. Jenna Jackson, principal at Cavu, said this shift in investment strategy happened because the consumer has expanded their perception of healthy living.