As retailers rush to find the next indie beauty hit, brands have headed onto platforms to reach new partners digitally.
The QR code, a technology used in China for everything from payments to adding new contacts, is catching on in the U.S.
Makeup and burrito bowls are a perfect match. On March 10, E.l.f. Beauty and Chipotle doubled down on their existing partnership, unveiling their second makeup collection.
Launched in September 2020, Dieux’s distinctive branded eye masks have emerged as a cult item on social media.
The pandemic’s “quarantine beard” phenomenon has led to a beard oil boom, and men’s grooming brands are betting on beards for the long term.
As CBD infiltrates the beauty mainstream, Kristen Bell’s new body-care brand Happy Dance makes its retailer debut at Ulta Beauty next week.
Following candles and intimates, cult all-gender brand Boy Smells enters the beauty category today with the launch of fragrances.
Brands may be unable to host IRL events these days, but Bareminerals is still inviting its followers to a seaside villa with Hailey Bieber.
Beauty professionals Simone Tetteh and Maude Okrah have been working to change this in these industries with the launch of the Black Beauty Roster, a platform offering a directory of beauty professionals of color who are skilled in all skin tones and hair textures.