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Beauty

Analysis and advice on the fast-evolving beauty business.

How Shai Eisenman’s Bubble Broke Through With Gen-Z

Bubble, a Gen-Z obsessed beauty brand, has managed to surpass the eight-figure revenue mark and is chasing $100 million by 2026. This week it debuts a new partnership with Ulta.


The Year’s Most Talked-About Beauty Brands

Dior and L’Oreal Paris were among the brands that made the most noise across media, while Kylie Cosmetics was the only celebrity brand to see growth, according to a report from Paris-based data analytics firm Launchmetrics.


How Beauty Brands Can Help Cancer Patients

For those battling cancer, the treatment that could save their lives — chemotherapy and radiation — can severely damage their skin. So far, few beauty brands — La Roche-Posay is one of them — have stepped up with solutions.


What It Takes to Crack a New Market In Beauty

Sephora has failed in the UK in the past, but the pieces are there for it to be a success this go-round — if executed correctly.


Marisa Meltzer Is Writing Glossier Tell-All Book

The journalist’s book “Glossy,” set to be released in Summer 2023, will unpack the rise of the brand, and its enduring impact on beauty, business and culture.


BoF LIVE | Unpacking the Textured Hair Care Opportunity

Please join us on Thursday, October 13 as BoF’s Tamison O’Connor and Sheena Butler-Young, along with a panel of experts, unpack the texture hair care opportunity.


Why Amazon’s Latest Beauty Venture Is About More Than Sales

This week, Amazon-owned Shopbop became the third high-end fashion e-tailer this year to get into beauty. The goal may be more about drawing people to the site than becoming a powerhouse in the category.


What’s Going On at Into the Gloss?

Into the Gloss, the pioneering beauty website created by Emily Weiss in 2011, hasn’t been updated since June.


The Next Generation of Dermatologist Skin Care Brands

As more dermatologists launch their own skin care brands, simply slapping an MD-approved label on a product isn’t enough to win consumer approval.


Can Brad Pitt Break the Celebrity Beauty Brand Curse?

The A-list actor says Goop was an inspiration for his new skin care line, Le Domaine. But it takes more than a famous founder and shockingly high prices to succeed.


The Next Wave of Modernisation in the Textured Hair Market

British startup Ruka, set to land in Selfridges early next month, is part of a new wave of brands looking to shake up the hair extensions and wigs space with technology-driven solutions for the modern Black consumer.


The Problem With Barneys New York Beauty

Barneys New York is getting back into beauty — but not as a retailer. But simply putting the Barneys logo on creams and serums may not be enough to convince consumers.