1830 Results for ‘hair’
  • How Function of Beauty used customer data to launch a new shampoo

    Direct-to-consumer hair care brand Function of Beauty is launching its first product -- a purple shampoo to combat brassiness in blonde hair -- since the company began in 2015, and is touting it as a testament to deep insights it is able to gather from its highly specific customer data....

  • Why Tatcha is selling its newest launch as a mystery product at Sephora

    Tatcha is banking on mystery marketing tactics for its latest launch. In partnership with Sephora U.S., the Japanese-inspired beauty brand will be promoting a new, unnamed skin-care product on Sephora.com beginning May 15.

  • Glossy research: Hair products are catching up to the makeup and skin-care boom test

    While both tech and pursuit of health have overhauled the beauty industry, hair products have been a bit late to the game. But recently, investors are backing products that are innovating both in formulations and in how the products get in the hands — and on the heads — of...

  • Glossy research: Hair products are catching up to the makeup and skin-care boom

    Glossy+ members stay ahead of the rapidly evolving fashion and beauty industries with access to exclusive content, like our quarterly research reports. In our newest edition, we surveyed more than 150 beauty and wellness insiders to discover which trends will transform the industry in the year ahead. Here’s a snippet of what we...

  • Target carves out space for ‘body positivity’ beauty

    Target, the multi-brand retailer with over 1,800 doors, is looking to innovate its beauty category the way it has with its apparel division by bringing in body inclusive brands.

  • Glossy 50 2019: Fashion’s Changemakers

    2019 was a transformative year for the fashion and beauty industries. The physical landscape shifted as pop-ups and retail platforms replaced longstanding stores, marketing strategies were turned on their heads as brands shifted focus to channels resonating with young audiences, and company values were reassessed to put transparency, inclusivity and...

  • Glossy+: New retailers are betting big on DTC brands

    Opening a store is one thing. Opening a four-story, 15,000-square-foot store with a 20-year, $45 million lease in NYC’s retail-prime NoHo neighborhood is quite another. Tal Zvi Nathanel and Amir Zwickel, entrepreneurs from the marketing and tech, and real estate fields, respectively, did just that this week with Showfields, their...

  • K-beauty brand Innisfree rebrands to focus on science and tech

    Innisfree, the affordable and natural K-beauty brand owned by Amorepacific, is undergoing a global rebrand. It's an effort to differentiate itself in the crowded clean beauty market as it undergoes ambitious expansion in the United States.

  • GNC looks to beauty ingestibles to refresh its image

    The $35.9 billion U.S. dietary supplement industry is booming and expected to skyrocket to $56.7 billion in sales by 2024. GNC, the multi-branded health and nutrition retailer, is looking to turn around its business and acquire new customers via beauty supplements.

  • Cos Bar to launch Cos Bar Labs, a test bed for new brands and categories

    Beginning in the first quarter of 2019, Cos Bar will highlight three to five brands that are new to the retailer in dedicated in-store displays at six locations (including La Jolla, Calif., Brentwood, Calif. and New York City) and in a new section of CosBar.com. Among included companies will be clean beauty brands...

  • Target hints at larger wellness ambitions

    Although Target is still in the nascent stages of developing its wellness strategy, it's set to be one of many significant changes to its beauty department. In late December, natural beauty brand Pacifica launched with Target its first-ever ingestibles comprised of four beauty powders to complement its existing portfolio of...

  • Maybelline strengthens fashion ties with new Puma collaboration

    While New York Fashion Week is largely about the fashion seen on the runways, beauty brands are continuing to find opportunities to seize the moment. Stalwarts like hair brand Tresemmé and makeup player Maybelline have been officially sponsoring the event since 2006 and 2009, respectively. And indie companies like 111Skin,...