Now that companies have roughly two months of working remotely under their belts, all CEOs are grappling with if, and when, they should call employees back to the office. Many CEOs are trying to figure out exactly what that will look like. For some, it may mean getting a smaller...

At-home beauty companies are starting to offer their services again as New York City enters Phase 2 of reopening. Their re-entry into the market comes as 23 states are experiencing a rise in coronavirus cases compared to last week.

As companies including beauty brands have come out in support of Black Lives Matter, the conversation has evolved to evaluate whether or not they represent diversity and equality in their hiring practices -- and that includes influencers. 

Increasingly, the funding arena is also getting more crowded as investment deals become smaller and smaller.

Sally Beauty is hitting the reset on its business, after continued problems with sales growth. On Tuesday, Sally Beauty announced a relaunch with a new slogan (“Unleash your PROtential”), in-store experiences, a mobile app, an influencer program called #SallyCrew, and the company’s first national media and marketing activations.

On Tuesday, Apostrophe debuted on its website a revamped look, tone and mission, with the intention to push back against skin-care misinformation, particularly around the clean beauty narrative.

Morphe 2 is Morphe’s answer to the no-makeup makeup look popularized by brands like Glossier and adopted widely by Gen Z. It includes six products including a skin tint, a lip oil and a jelly eye shadow. Morphe is otherwise a traditionally full-coverage and highly pigmented makeup brand, with an average...

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.

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.

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

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.