Harry’s Labs looks to M&A as it launches new brand On Tuesday, Harry's Labs launched a new scalp care brand called Headquarters as the incubator for Harry's Inc. begins to chart a long-term strategy to help its parent company become a conglomerate.
eSalon launches customized hair-care brand Aura Aura is not the first sub-brand from eSalon, as the company launched men’s hair-dye brand Colorsmith in July 2020. ESalon's topline sales grew by 60% in 2020, and Aura is expected to contribute 20-30% to the company’s revenue in the first year.
Hims & Hers CEO Andrew Dudum on going public, product expansion and offline retail On Thursday the startup Hims Inc. officially became a public company by debuting on the New York Stock Exchange as Hims & Hers.
‘A sigh of relief’: Beauty brands message hope on Inauguration Day With a new presidential administration, some beauty brands opted to post on social media in ways that differed from the their political responses in the past.
DC-based beauty retailers brace for Inauguration Day Amid the celebratory moment, there is a specter of fear of civil unrest, following the attack on the U.S. capital on Jan. 6.
What it takes for an indie beauty brand to be successful at Target Three Ships, a 3-year-old clean beauty brand, expanded to 504 Target doors on Jan. 17. Target picked up six products for its in-store assortment and five on Target.com, such as a lavender hydrosol toner and a papaya cleanser, ranging from $18-$36.
FabFitFun releases its version of a clean beauty no-no ingredient list Called the FabFitFun Standard, the list contains 12 ingredients or classes of ingredients, including Benzene, Oxybenzone, Triclosan and Triclocarban, and a suite of phthalates. FabFitFun plans to go beyond clean beauty by also establishing conscious consumer standards for its fashion, home, fitness and other lifestyle categories over the next two...
Tula strives for sustainability with TerraCycle and biodegradable product Tula is investing $250,000 across all its eco-friendly plans for the first 12-months. Tula sales have grown by 300% year-over-year for the last three years in a row, with DTC e-commerce comprising over 50% of its sales.
Cover FX launches moisturizer as makeup brands crowd into skin care Since 2018, the color cosmetics category has declined, and makeup brands have spent the last 24 months developing and expanding into skin care. As such, the skin-care category is likely to swell to nearly $190 billion in global sales by 2025, according to Statista.