As NuFace settles into its 20th year, launching innovative products and strengthening its community are top priorities.

Like many mall brands in recent years, Pacsun has found its way back into the good graces of consumers. In part, nostalgia and social media are to thank for the brand's resurgence. But, according to CEO Brieane Olson, over the last 24 months, the brand has implemented an aggressive, calculated growth strategy...

Slow and steady growth is the name of the game for skin-care brand Dr. Idriss Skincare, which was founded by board-certified dermatologist Dr. Shereene Idriss in 2022. Dr. Idriss has 2.3 million followers across Instagram and TikTok.

Heading into the new year, Team Glossy came together to wager which trends will have staying power and which will become a thing of the past, providing room and opportunity for additional cultural shifts.

At a little over a year old, TikTok's shopping extension, which allows its users to buy and sell products without leaving the app, has grown to be a more popular retailer among Americans than Shein, Sephora and home shopping TV (QVC), based on sales.

GLP-1 medications are not new, but weight-loss-focused trends and, inadvertently, the increased education and awareness around women's health have played significant roles in the category's meteoric rise this year.

In response to the surge in panic-purchasing contraceptives, Julie rolled out a campaign titled “Just because you had sex, doesn’t mean you’re f*cked.” The campaign aims to democratize critical information about the purpose of the brand’s contraception pill and important legal information.

In this week's episode of the Glossy Podcast, Same co-founders Shea Marie and Ryan Horn discuss what's fueling Same's expansion nearly 10 years in and why an established audience is impactful when building a brand.

"The body category today is mainly driven by moisturization," said Bérengère Loubatier, sr. global brand vp of hair and skin care at Dove. "But our consumer analysis showed that 82% of women want more. They wanted their body care to serve their specialized needs."