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Skin Care
How Deinde Succeeds on TikTok Shop and Amazon
Here, CEO Joshua Britton shares how a brand rooted in science can not only compete, but excel in today’s trendiest digital spaces.
News
Superdrug Launches Online Beauty Marketplace with 300 Brands
The U.K. drugstore retailer says that its new Superdrug Marketplace is designed to help customers discover up-and-coming, diverse and innovative beauty brands.
Skin Care
Credo Skincare Pushes the Limits of Beauty Sustainability
The collection centers on shoppers' hydration concerns via clean and sustainable formulations.
Skin Care
Haruharu Wonder Brings Affordable K-Beauty Innovation to Target Stores Nationwide
Female-owned Korean skincare brand brings slow beauty, barrier care, and sub-$25 essentials to Target customers coast-to-coast.
Brick and Mortar
Fenty Hair Lands at Sephora, Haus Labs by Lady Gaga Enters Sephora at Kohl's: Beauty Retail Roundup
Fenty Hair highlights its "clinically tested repair technology," Replenicore-5 complex, at the heart of the range, which is designed to "repair, strengthen, hydrate, smooth and protect at every step," per the brand.
Brick and Mortar
Beauty Retail Roundup: Kosé, Too Faced, Pretty Smart, Tronque, Yensa
These brands have debuted at several different retailers.
Consumers & Markets
The State of Beauty, 2024-2025: Top Growth Sectors & Holiday/Q4 Forecast
“Prestige beauty epitomizes the indulgence in little luxuries and acts as an indicator of the consumer mindset for the beauty industry overall,” says Larissa Jensen, global beauty industry advisor at Circana.
Skin Care
Building a Science-Forward Beauty Brand Is Harder Than Ever. Here’s What I've Learned.
The companies that will thrive in the coming decade are those that treat science not as a decorative flourish but as a foundational element of their identity.