“I saw that chair hat, and I was like, ‘I need that hat. I need to have it,’ like I needed those chicken feet [I wore]. And Brett Alan Nelson, my stylist, made it happen.” –Doja Cat

Alastin Skincare was founded in 2015 and focuses on products that optimize aesthetic injectables and non-invasive skin procedures. It is distributed through 3,000 U.S. physician offices and direct-to-consumer e-commerce.

On Tuesday, the company announced a $50 million Series A investment, marking its first official round of funding following a $14 million raise prior to its 2018 launch. The investment is led by Insight Partners, an investor in Shopify and Twitter, with additional participation from Founders Fund, Basis Set Ventures,...

The Fearless Fund is focused on pre-seed and seed-stage funding for women-owned BIPOC businesses across food and beverage, beauty and other CPG brands. Its limited partners include Paypal and the City of Atlanta.

The OOH ads also arrive as Youth To The People ramps up its product launches, hirings and expansion plans.

The hairfluencer-driven DIY TikTok and Instagram trend is getting picked up by hair-care brands with new products.

Alexis Ren has teamed up with her personal skin guru and popular facialist among L.A. influencers, Sonya Dakar, to introduce two kits of miniature products. The kits target sensitive and blemish-prone skin, and are priced under $100 to be accessible to Ren’s younger fan base. 

Ofra Cosmetics president Ofra Gaito and vp David Gaito announced their resignation from the company on Monday following online outcry over a recently surfaced photo.

Stay-at-home orders and the overall downturn of the U.S. economy caused many consumers to change not only their spending habits, but their daily beauty routines. In this midst of this transformation, two-year-old indie self-tan brand Isle of Paradise — the brainchild of celebrity spray tan artist Jules Von Hep —...

Oddity, the parent company behind DTC makeup brand Il Makiage, has secured a $130 million secondary-market private round as it seeks to diversify its investors and expand its business model. Il Makiage reported $260 million in 2021 revenue and is profitable, while Oddity plans to launch a new brand every...

With 35% of fragrance sales taking place during the holiday season, brands are finding virtual alternatives to the department store beauty counter.

For La Prairie Group regional vice president François Le Gloan, what the luxury beauty brand didn't do in response to the coronavirus pandemic is as important as what it did. "We have seen a flurry of promotions," he said about the larger beauty industry, on the Glossy Beauty Podcast. "With...