The new “everything shower” costs less than a latte — and about as much as a drugstore shampoo and conditioner, Faran Krentcil writes in Haul of Fame.
Fragrance was a standout category in 2024 amid slowdowns in the greater beauty and luxury fashion industries as brands of all types (and price points) joined the scent business, niche labels scored investments and mass perfumes drove global trends.
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The shaving label aims to build “scent equity” with its first fine fragrance, a collaboration with artist Matt McCormick.
The fragrance boom is being driven by “neo-gourmands,” experimental and offbeat scents that take food notes like cold milk or sea salt to artisanal dimensions.
A new campaign shared exclusively with The Business of Beauty aims to shock and awe audiences… and remind them of the brand’s long history as a provocateur.
Sales of “beauty bags” are booming. Is it Carrie Bradshaw’s fault?
Medical spas swear “regenerative aesthetics” can jolt your body back to its youth.
Amid a luxury fashion slowdown, brands are launching full beauty lines at a record pace as they jostle to find their position in a crowded market.
Think love is a battlefield? Wait for 2025′s makeup trends.
Credo Beauty, Goop, and Thirteen Lune are among the smaller, independent beauty retailers responding to US market headwinds.
“Handcrafted design” is a luxury retail mantra. Hollywood facialist Georgia Louise has harnessed it for a beauty launch.
DSM-Firmenich beat market expectations for second-quarter core earnings, said full-year sales growth should reach the upper end of its target range on the back of broad-based volume growth.