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Shamin Rostami Walsh, managing director at BAM Ventures, has been an angel investor for more than 17 years.

BAM Ventures is Seeking Brands with Super Fans: an Interview with Shamin Rostami Walsh

BAM Ventures, an early stage VC firm based in Los Angeles, focuses on backing the next rising consumer brands, products and technologies worldwide.

Beauty in Brazil: A Retail Perspective

GCI recently had the chance to interview Paul Block, the new chairman and CEO of Agua de Cheiro, a beauty retailing chain in Brazil, and former chairman and president at Revlon, about what beauty looks like in Brazil right now—and what it might look like for the future.

Safety, claims substantiation and other strategies can entice new consumers.

5 Ways to Draw New Beauty Consumers to Your Brand

Even if they are satisfied with their current regime, 80% of consumers say they are still looking for a better product.

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7 Ways eSalon Refreshed Its Brand

This refresh helped shepherd eSalon into a new phase that now includes a unique retail partnership with CVS. Here’s how they did it.

Latin Beat: Brazilian Cosmetics Exports on Top

Sales and corporate initiatives on the rise in Brazil; brand recognition grows in Argentina.

What do consumers want? Products that fulfill their promise.

Skin Care Claims & Testing for Brand Reputations

Reportedly, 80% of consumers say they are still looking for a better product.

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Sustainability Inside and Out

Without a clear road map or knowledgeable plan of action, the decision to incorporate many of these “green” packaging materials can attract hazardous consequences.

Fast-growing and high-profitability brands are driving M&A activity in beauty.

Grow It Alone? Why Beauty M&A is So Hot

High growth and profitability are making startup players attractive, but companies like e.l.f. are blazing their own trails to success.

Chilean Beauty Grows

International brands continue expansion into market while sales rise and regulations loosen.

The goal of the legislation is to ensure that cosmetic product manufacturers provide assurances that cosmetic products are safe.

3 Ways Beauty Companies Can Prepare for MoCRA

While the legislation will continue to morph over the next few years with additional guidelines, there are three things that all beauty companies can do to prepare for what’s passed—and what’s next—when it comes to modernizing.

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Rich Pickings in Asia for Natural and Organic Brands

Natural and organic cosmetic products now account for 3% of all cosmetic sales across the world. However, with these sales predominantly in the western world, there is huge growth potential for natural and organic products within the pan-Asian market, with forecasts predicting double-digit rises with revenues to pass the $1bn mark in the next two years.

“We’re Faster Now”: 2 Products Show Avon’s Evolution

How a legacy of science and fast-beauty innovation is helping reshape this brand's global reach.

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Sustainability: Does the Consumer Really Care?

Part 1 of 2: What 7,300 U.S. female beauty consumers really think about sustainability.

Article sponsored by Earth Supplied Products

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China: Beauty’s Next Superpower

36% of Chinese women have upgraded to more premium beauty brands in last year, and 58% switched to more expensive product lines within the brands they were already using.

Scent Sleuth: Do Cultural Preferences Influence Fragrance Development?

Regional and cultural preferences and the need to market to those tastes cannot be denied, but there is much to be said about universally appealing scents—carried by unique statements—and their potential impact.

Raising the Bar

Capitalizing on what bar soaps offer versus what they lack may breathe life back into the category.

“Our ambition is to achieve more with less. This means we create more value for our customers and consumers at a reduced environmental footprint.” - Werner Shuh

[in-cosmetics Global] Sustainability Sustained at in-cosmetics

This series explores the three main approaches suppliers and manufacturers are taking toward sustainability, as presented during in-cosmetics Global. These include: social responsibility and empowerment; measuring sustainability; and greener chemistries and processes.

From left: Sinan Tuna, CEO of Farmasi North America, and Farmasi's forthcoming facility in Doral, Florida.

[interview] Inside Farmasi’s U.S. Expansion

With sales booming amid the pandemic, this Istanbul-based direct-selling beauty company prepares for future growth.

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