With Amazon partnering with more and more beauty brands from mastige and indie to luxury, the products assortment is steadily growing. And thanks to social media platforms like TikTok, a new product that you may not have known existed on Amazon is going viral every day.
From brands focused on skin care to companies built on hair extensions, there are countless Black-owned beauty brands to support this month and beyond.
Since its inception in 2016, National Lipstick Day has evolved into a worldwide event. Expect both cult-classic and indie beauty brands to launch new lip shades, promote their lipstick assortment or offer limited deals to celebrate the occasion.
For this week’s body-care conversation, Glossy sat down with Lindsay Arnold, a fitness and wellness influencer, founder of The Movement Club and former "Dancing with the Stars" pro. With 1.2 million Instagram followers and a bustling business, Arnold uses her platforms to show the realistic side of motherhood and impact...
Swapping out a winter scent for a warm-weather perfume is another way to embrace the fun, carefree season. And, regardless of your plans this summer, a fresh fragrance can serve as the cherry on top of your summer beauty routine.
Sol de Janeiro and K18 are two beauty brands with high-quality products and engaging brand messaging that have been able to translate social virality into sales. Other consumer favorites include Olaplex, NuFace, Meridian and Liquid I.V., all of which will be spotlighted during the Beauty Pop event.
From a high-tech, sleep-inducing headband that calms a restless mind to a velvet lip balm that restores natural moisture, these fancy products won't disappoint when you decide to treat yourself.
On Monday, Nordstrom's highly-anticipated Anniversary Sale opened up to the general public with hundreds of deals across fashion, beauty and home. This year, the sale will run from July 17 to August 6, in-person and online.
If you're planning to check out "Barbie" this week, it's only fitting that you dress for the occasion. And with so many brands capitalizing on the Barbiecore trend, the clothing, beauty and accessories options are seemingly endless.