
Garnier Fructis Celebrates New Science-Backed Hair Filler Line
Several new hair care systems have been developed to penetrate locks seven layers deep to reverse one year of damage in just one use.

Several new hair care systems have been developed to penetrate locks seven layers deep to reverse one year of damage in just one use.

Several new hair care systems have been developed to penetrate locks seven layers deep to reverse one year of damage in just one use.

Even though more than half the world’s population has textured hair, the market that serves this consumer has been historically underfunded, underpublicized, and under innovated – but there’s reason for hope.

The stylist community immediately embraced the brand and promoted it successfully on social media where it garnered billions of views.

Olaplex’s CEO JuE Wong is stepping down. Supergoop!’s Amanda Baldwin is slated to take over.

The addition of Christiane Pendarvis marks a pivotal moment for Pattern, signaling a new era in growth for the brand that’s available in 10 retailers globally with more than 50 SKUs across four categories.

With hair dupes all the rage, especially on TikTok, what’s a hair brand to do? Olaplex rewrites the script with a marketing campaign that puts its own ‘dupe’ at the forefront.

Epres has a pedigree that helps it stand out from the bevy of new bond builders entering the booming market.

John Barrett, the hair stylist and salon owner who made sure every person who walked into his salon walked out looking and feeling like a superstar, has died.

As a hairstylist hyper-committed to delivering hair health and scalp solutions to her clients, Shab Caspara first mastered trichology, then launched a podcast, and finally, an e-commerce site dedicated to meeting their concerns and struggles.

Nyakio Grieco reveals the items she can’t keep in stock at Thirteen Lune, her e-commerce showcase of Black- and brown-owned beauty brands, as well as at her store-in-store partnership with JCPenney.

Annie Young-Scrivner started her career stocking Frito-Lay displays. Now she’s overseeing a $3 billion business as the first CEO of Wella Company since it became independent. With a signature blend of scrappiness, thoughtfulness, and guts, she’s translating cultural insights into innovation that enchants consumers — and the environment.

She’s well known for the advances she made in hair care with the development of brands such as John Frieda and Color Wow, but Gail Federici recently shared some lesser-known details of her trajectory (and life) that add more color to her celebrated story.