As the rush toward shoppable livestreaming continues in the U.S., beauty brands are experimenting with a range of different platforms.
From plants and deodorant to meal kits and skin care, beauty and personal care brands are forging Instagram alliances with labels across the DTC world.
Customized beauty and AR try-on were hot topics at CES this year as beauty continues to make its mark on the annual event.
As DTC hair-care sales have surged during the pandemic, “anti-shampoo” brand Hairstory has seen the benefits.
With legalized recreational marijuana on the horizon for New York, female founders are bringing more sophisticated branding to the world of weed.
Known for its sunscreen and self-tanner, Coola is expanding its product range to skin care.
As the U.S. continues to process what happened in the Capitol on Wednesday, the beauty community cannot avoid the issue.
Already popular pre-pandemic for their colorful, intricate or minimalist nail art, nailfluencers have taken off in the era of at-home manicures (and extreme boredom).
Vegan beauty is no longer a fringe beauty movement, as a growing number of brands are eschewing animal products.