Scotch Porter founder Calvin Quallis: ‘Beards have staying power’ Scotch Porter founder Calvin Quallis tells the story of how the brand emerged from his popular barbershop to become the top beard-care brand at Target.
Travel retail’s beauty assortment is getting hipper as niche brands move in Once filled with shelves of fragrances by heritage luxury brands, travel retail is getting a refresh with niche and indie beauty labels.
Right wing’s ‘go woke, go broke’ agenda fails to dent beauty’s bottom line As Republicans’ attacks on brands for corporate social responsibility has expanded from punditry to policy, beauty companies are proving resilient against right-wing attempts to financially punish companies they claim are “woke.”
Covey co-founders Emily DiDonato and Christina Uribe: Our customer ‘doesn’t want to go down the skin-care rabbit hole’ On this week’s episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, Covey co-founders Emily DiDonato and Christina Uribe share why they are focused on "skinimalism" and simple routines.
Glossy x Launchmetrics Research: Revlon’s viral one-step dryer tops pricey Dyson Airwrap for online buzz Over three years after first going viral on TikTok, Revlon’s One-Step Hair Dryer is the most-talked-about hair tool online, according to recent Launchmetrics data.
From Mikayla Nogueira to Jennifer Coolidge, E.l.f. Beauty’s growing marketing spend is paying off A wedding lip kit collab with TikTok influencer Mikayla Nogueira and an ongoing post-Super Bowl partnership with Jennifer Coolidge have been among the drivers of E.l.f. Beauty’s continued massive sales growth.
Celeb hairstylist and Rōz Haircare founder Mara Roszak: ‘You really can’ use clean beauty for the red carpet The hairstylist behind red-carpet looks of Natalie Portman, Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde shakes up what a celebrity hair-care brand looks like with Rōz.
Gap and LoveShackFancy’s new collab features Ciara in cottagecore sweatshirts With the help of cult romantic and ultra-feminine LoveShackFancy, Gap is going cottagecore with its latest collab.
L’Oréal Group growth driven by dermatological skin care, TikTok and China recovery L'Oréal Group’s earnings results for the first half of 2023, released on Thursday, revealed a 13.3% year-over-year increase in sales, with consumer products and skin care especially contributing to growth.