This week, I checked in with top cosmetic chemists and luxury skin-care brands to determine what’s driving luxury skin-care pricing today. Additionally, Youthforia makes a strategic hire to rebound its public perception, Glossier expands its fragrance offering, and the hair mask marketplace sees noteworthy growth.

When designer Christian Siriano lost his original makeup sponsor for his September fashion show, Revlon saw an opportunity to get back in the fashion week game. But sponsoring a fashion show is about more than just creating a beauty moment.

Stylist Collective is tasked with helping Amika’s in-house education team develop an education curriculum distributed to professional salons, as well as headlining both educational events and large-scale brand-sponsored events.

The month-long campaign, called "We See You," celebrates inclusivity through founder spotlights on social media, in-store signage and dedicated space on e-commerce. The campaign video features multiple BIPOC models with different hair textures, curls and colors, in various moments of repose and joy, styling their hair or showing off their...

For this episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, Van Ness and Lo cover Van Ness’s career journey, JVN Hair's founding story and the products’ unique formulations, which use hemisqualane and are silicone-free. Lo also addresses whether the brand is seeing any impacts from the recent changes at its parent company,...

The center marks L’Oréal's largest facility outside of France and represents the group's efforts to better serve a growing and more diverse U.S. audience, which constitutes one quarter of its sales.

Recently, Divi geared up to launch its second shampoo and conditioner, formulated to be volumizing. To do so, Austin settled on an untraditional marketing technique leveraging her 2 million Instagram followers: She directly called some of her followers who'd left negative reviews on her first shampoo and conditioner.

The brains behind the year’s buzzy brands and viral products.

As one of many incubators focusing on BIPOC founders, the Sephora Accelerate Program hopes to diversify the beauty counter. This year's cohort includes founders ranging from successful fragrance influencers to innovators in new categories like sun-care-first makeup.