Step-aside, dermatologists. An emerging group of science-backed brands is leveraging their research lab credentials rather than a medical degree or practice.

As companies across the board prioritize e-commerce in a coronavirus landscape, some beauty brands aren't giving up on brick-and-mortar.

As brands launch campaigns in celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month, Latinx influencers say more work needs to be done with industry inclusivity. 

A year after its October 2018 debut, personal care brand Flamingo is pushing past razors and wax kits with its fifth product, Mons Mist, launched Tuesday. It's a spray to condition pubic hair and skin. To date, Flamingo has sold at least 1.5 million razor handles.

Known for four-figure ticket prices and access to unique experiences like shaman crystal rituals and aura photography, Goop’s signature in-person In Goop Health summit is going completely virtual for the first time due to the Covid-19 pandemic. 

The growth in skin care may be an obvious solve for companies vested in multiple categories; however, it is the hair segment that can be better leveraged.

2019 has seen the establishment of hyper-niche categories such as skincare for Gen Z and clean hair care, but beauty products for menopausal women represent a particularly large lucrative category.

Net-a-Porter is celebrating its 2o-year anniversary of selling fashion but it's setting its eyes on beauty to propel future.

Over the course of this year, some businesses did more than survive — they thrived and grew, all while protecting their employees’ health and giving back to the world.

For Sol de Janeiro, the four-year-old Brazilian inspired skin-care brand, its first fragrance (inspired by the scent of its hero Bum Bum cream) was a pinnacle moment for the brand. Now it has had to navigate the conundrum of hyping a new product while also being sensitive to the current...

In early November reads, DevaCurl saw it had decreased its bounce rate by approximately 40% and increased its conversion rate by 33% on desktop and over 90% on mobile. New visitor conversion is also up by 20%.

Jen Atkin spoke with Glossy about why video content is so important, how Mane Addicts and Ouai are approaching it, and what she thinks is behind the hair-care category's growth.