Indie Beauty Spotlight: BYROE
CEW caught up with BYROE skin care founder Amy Roe to discuss how she grew her salad-inspired collection among a sea of brands.
CEW caught up with BYROE skin care founder Amy Roe to discuss how she grew her salad-inspired collection among a sea of brands.
Beauty for All has received a $96M investment from TPG Growth to fuel its technology platform and enter new regions.
IPSY, the beauty subscription service founded in 2011 and synonymous for its Glam Bags, is today the world’s largest, digitally native, vertically integrated beauty innovation platform. Having acquired BoxyCharm at…
Ipsy and BoxyCharm parent, BFA (Beauty for All) Industries, is committed to addressing two of beauty’s leading missions, self-expression and sustainability.
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Here, CEW Beauty News highlights a few of the important topics disused by each speaker during the online event.
Emine ErSelcuk will oversee the strategy and development of brand, retail and merchandising partnerships.
The company revealed its first brand, Complex Culture, consisting of eight vegan, cruelty-free makeup brushes and two makeup bags.
Jenna Habayeb has been tapped as IPSY’s first Chief Brand Officer.
With representation from 44 beauty brands including NYX, Benefit, It Cosmetics and Tarte, Generation Beauty drew influencers with a combined reach of more than 179 million.
Beauty tutorial site Myglam.com has undergone a full-on makeover. For starters, the San Mateo, Calif.-based website co-founded by YouTube beauty darling, Michelle Phan, is now called ipsy.com. Myglam, it seems, served as the beta version of the new site. But no worries, Glam Bags, a subscription-based sampling program, will continue to live on with ipsy.com.