August 2022 Beauty Product Launch Roundup
Catering to summer weather is what many August 2022 beauty product launches were designed to do and prepping for a return to polished looks.
Catering to summer weather is what many August 2022 beauty product launches were designed to do and prepping for a return to polished looks.
Tula CEO Savannah Sachs chats brand growth, beauty trends, and how the company is faring post-P&G acquisition.
Tula Skincare is making its debut at Sephora, a natural move for the brand after Sephora said customers were requesting it.
Tula, the New York-based doctor-founded skin care brand which was recently acquired by Procter & Gamble, is heading down under, expanding distribution to one of the most prominent beauty retailers in Australia and New Zealand.
Procter & Gamble Beauty announced Wednesday its intent to buy skin care and wellness brand TULA, pending regulatory approvals. TULA and its New York-based team, including CEO Savannah Sachs, will continue to operate independently.
TULA is now homing in on body care with its expansion into the category featuring two new products, exclusively at Ulta Beauty. The entry into body is a response to Ulta sales data which shows that sales in the body segment are up 50 percent year over year, outpacing facial skin care growth by 19 percent.
Savannah Sachs, CEO of TULA, talked to CEW Beauty News about the advantages of headless commerce, the brand’s data-driven approach, and how it is maximizing the cost of customer acquisition.
Here, CEW Beauty News takes a look at what has debuted this month with sustainability as a priority.
The ideation for Glow Hour came from influencer Crourtney Shields, who has been one of the company’s top revenue drivers in 2019 and 2020.
As millions of people across the country have joined together to protest racial violence and call for justice in response to the death of George Floyd, beauty brands are also taking a stand, taking to social media to announce their support of the cause.
Here, CEW has identified three Indie brands we think have the innovation and staying power to become the next Glamglow.
If you are what you eat, then the gluten adverse sect needn’t be tolerant any longer as more and more companies are promising products that are vegan and gluten free.