Target, the multi-brand retailer with over 1,800 doors, is looking to innovate its beauty category the way it has with its apparel division by bringing in body inclusive brands.
After being acquired by Tengram Capital Partners in December 2017 for an undisclosed amount, luxury skin-care brand RéVive is gearing up for large-scale international expansion in 2019, with a particular focus on China.
Innisfree, the affordable and natural K-beauty brand owned by Amorepacific, is undergoing a global rebrand. It's an effort to differentiate itself in the crowded clean beauty market as it undergoes ambitious expansion in the United States.
Nutrafol, an ingestibles brand focused on hair-loss prevention and regrowth, announced on Tuesday a $35 million Series B funding round led by L Catterton. It plans to put the investment toward marketing, conducting scientific studies and scaling its personalized product offerings, as well as bringing the wellness movement to hair care.
Sunday Riley, the indie skin-care brand founded in 2009, announced on Tuesday a five-year partnership with United Airlines, in which it will exclusively supply all beauty amenities for first- and business-class flights, as well as all airport-lounge toiletries. The goal is brand awareness.
Gillette Venus, the Procter & Gamble women’s shaving brand, is hoping a new design collaboration will help to draw customers amid a declining shaving market and competition from upstarts.
Over time, creating viral products has become less of a phenomenon in the beauty industry and more a strategy. As a direct result of the viral pizza eyeshadow palette, Glamlite is pivoting its branding to focus on fast-food themed products.
The new range, called Morning Expert, consists of five products including a serum, an eye cream and an aromatherapy oil. It is being positioned as a new era for the business.
Direct to consumer lifestyle brand Hims and its sister-brand Hers are extending further into over-the-counter products.