As a growing roster of celebrities launches new beauty lines, former MTV star Lauren Conrad has joined with her new millennial-focused eponymous brand.
As Canada’s economy bounces back faster than the U.S. due to better containment of Covid-19, accessible skin-care brand The Ordinary is heading to Sephora Canada’s brick-and-mortar stores as part of an expansion in its home market.
Like BB cream, double cleansing and essence, the acne patch has emerged as the latest K-beauty innovation well on its way to becoming a full-blown beauty craze in the United States.
A new Animal Crossing campaign is one of the latest ways Gillette Venus has undergone a branding refresh in a market awash with DTC disruptors.
As top streetwear label Supreme makes its foray into beauty with a new Pat McGrath collaboration, the partnership marks latest example of the increasing links between beauty and streetwear.
With Clarisonic’s remaining inventory nearly cleared out as the company prepares for its September 30 shutdown, other beauty device brands are zeroing in on where the brand went wrong and adapting their businesses accordingly.
Following its Target launch in the U.S., Versed Skincare continues its push toward making clean beauty accessible. It has new distribution in one of Canada’s largest drugstore chains, Shopper's Drug Mart.
“Cosmeceutical” and “scientific” are some of the words that come to mind when thinking of German skin-care brands, but the G-beauty world is increasingly getting on board with clean, natural and plant-based marketing.
After decades of business travel for the international expansion of Fresh Beauty, the brand’s founders have launched boutique hotel The Maker in Hudson, New York.