Makeup brands may be flocking to skin care to boost ailing sales, but some skin-care brands are heading in the opposite direction with new product launches.

In recent years, beauty brands across the board have placed increasing emphasis on the importance of clean beauty. But what will the future of clean beauty innovation actually look like? And are brands really doing enough right now to navigate a time of unprecedented change? In this new webinar, hear...

Credo is betting that customers stuck at home are as beauty-minded as always, and that more than ever, they now have the time to do their research about the perks of clean beauty. "Health is what anyone is thinking about right now," Credo co-founder Annie Jackson said on the Glossy...

Glossier isn’t the only millennial-minded beauty brand closing stores. Today, facial bar Heyday announced the temporary closure of its 11 shops across the country for at least one week (March 14 to 20). Bigger retailers, like Sephora and Ulta, are pressing pause on in-stores services and events and instead, hoping...

RéVive Skincare CEO Elana Drell-Szyfer has been in the beauty industry long enough to weather past global crises. "I've lived through them all," she said on this week's episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, in reference to the 9/11 terrorist attacks and the 2008 financial crisis. The company is still...

Lancôme is testing the strategy for its Advanced Génifique franchise of three products in the U.S. On April 17, the L'Oréal-owned brand launched a virtual pop-up that features Lancôme international scientific director Dr. Annie Black, dermatologist Dr. Camille Howard and master trainer Annie Howard. Within the pop-up, Lancôme's product pages,...

Despite makeup sales continuing to slide -- with sales down 52% year-over-year in the second quarter, to $869 million, per NPD Group -- clean color brands are proving their resilience. Today, eight-month-old clean beauty brand Saie announced a seed funding round led by Unilever Ventures. Other participants are avid clean...

In the last few months, brands like Hanky Panky and Victoria’s Secret, fashion platforms like LTK (formerly known as LikeToKnowIt and rewardStyle) and retailers like Neiman Marcus have all found ways to change up their imagery, logos, messaging or product to better reflect the world we live in now.

Despite venture capital and private equity firms being called out for the part they play in perpetuating inequity and inequality, there are signs change is coming. Soon-to-be-launched, Black-owned beauty brand Topicals is one company bucking the odds.

As beauty companies try to make sense of their playbooks in light of coronavirus, Leonard Lauder's “lipstick effect" repeatedly comes up. While U.S. prestige beauty products saw a 14% year-over-year decline in sales in the first quarter, according to NPD Group, the uncertainty of the next seven to potentially 24 months...

This year’s Glossy Fashion Awards highlight key stories of growing businesses working tirelessly to reach millennials and Gen Z — critical audiences whose values differ sharply from previous generations. Rather than strictly basing their purchases on style, younger consumers also want to know where fashion brands fit into the world...

The brand’s new Wanderess Escape palette is the first permanent eyeshadow palette, as previous editions were special editions. After prolonged requests from customers, Wander Beauty opted to make a permanent version by soliciting customers to help them.