Revolution’s founders, Adam Minto and Tom Allsworth, said they leveraged their experience in beauty manufacturing with a knack for identifying emerging consumer trends ahead of the industry.
Online beauty discovery platform, Cosmetify, has released their Cosmetify Index, which reveals a 2019 rundown of the beauty industry, including the top 200 beauty brands of the year.
Sales of U.S. prestige beauty products reached $4.2 billion in Q3, a 1 percent increase over 2018, according to The NPD Group.
Designed to simplify beauty routines, Anisa Beauty features sleek, purple-hued tools divided into three collections.
Free from her non-compete clause following the sale of NYX to L’Oréal for a reported $500 million in 2014, Toni’s beauty re-entry proves she wants to shake up the industry—again.
Drew Elliott will step down from his position as Editor-in-Chief of Paper Magazine to join M·A·C Cosmetics as Senior Vice President, Global Creative Director, effective October 28.
The new innovations are driven by its access to LG H&H’s R&D and technology, and are designed to modernize Avon’s offerings influenced by top trends using the latest formulas.
The luxury retailer’s Clean Beauty shop features items that are free of parabens, paraffins, phthalates, sulfates and silicone, as well as animal testing.
The subscription-free site uses an intelligent proprietary technology to aggregate clean beauty recommendations into a personalized, shoppable boutique.
Glamsquad, the omni-channel beauty brand and on-demand service app, has hired Regina Baptista as Chief Marketing Officer to help oversee the company.
The new agreement will be effective July 2021 through June 2027.
Tribe Dynamics’ quarterly Indie Beauty Debrief showcases notable independent beauty brands across cosmetics, skincare, and haircare.
