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Beauty and Wellness Briefing: Women’s sex, wellness and health companies continue to run into marketing restrictions Whether they sell sexual products or not, women's-focused brands are facing growth limitations because of Google and Facebook's rules around adult content, products and services.
Dyson wants to be a ‘well-being’ company Dyson is the latest conglomerate to tap the wellness category.
Why sleep-related beauty products are the next chapter of the wellness boom As the preoccupation with wellness becomes more intertwined with beauty, sleep-related beauty products become an obvious growth opportunity.
Benefit Cosmetics retools marketing efforts around ‘social good’ Earlier this month, the beauty company tapped five of its biggest brand ambassadors, including Alisha Marie, Christen Dominique, Remi Cruz, Ellarie Noel and Molly Burke for its “Cheekleaders” activation. Tied to its latest palette launches of the same name, each influencer surprised teachers in Dallas, Toronto and Elk Grove, California...
Nest Fragrances’ Laura Slatkin: ‘The consumer really wants a brand that’s important’ On this week's episode of The Glossy Beauty Podcast, Glossy beauty editor Priya Rao sits down with Laura Slatkin, founder and executive chairman of Nest Fragrances, to talk about the brand's beginnings, its expansion into new categories and its plan to turn fragrances into a lifestyle. Below are excerpts from...
West Elm is the latest retailer to dip into the beauty category Home decor retailer West Elm is betting on beauty with its new private label line, West Elm Water Street, debuting on Jan. 9 at its 100 stores and on WestElm.com.
Skin-care brand True Botanicals refocuses on direct sales Nontoxic and efficacious skin-care brand True Botanicals is going back to its direct-to-consumer roots.
Breakthrough startups and influencer-led campaigns shine at the Glossy Awards Hosted by Candice Huffine, this year's Glossy Awards were held Wednesday night at Current at NYC's Chelsea Piers. They honored standout work by fashion and beauty brands that are setting the pace for the changing industries.
Glossy+: A tech company wants to help luxury brands expand to Asia The retail landscape is in a state of flux, with DTC brands taking on wholesale partners and wholesale brands realizing the value of selling direct to consumer. As brands adjust their business models to strike a more modern DTC-wholesale mix, Joor is looking to eliminate the friction long associated with...
- ‘Mass-market is not what guys are looking for’: Dollar Shave Club’s innovation leader on trends in personal care
When Dollar Shave Club was sold to Unilever in 2016 for $1 billion, the direct-to-consumer trend became a bonafide proof of concept. Now, as personalization and wellness have come to dominate the beauty conversation, DSC is looking at how it can continue to create proofs of concept in those areas.
- Day in the Life: Tara Foley, founder of clean-beauty retailer Follain
Follain founder Tara Foley walked us through a typical day in her life, which included a press preview event for a new store in Bethesda, meetings and phone calls with her staff, and dinner with her son.
- ‘Streetwear is here to stay’: Farfetch’s first investor, Frederic Court, on luxury fashion’s direction
Frederic Court, managing partner of VC fund Felix Capital, which he founded in 2014, has a good track record when it comes to sniffing out the next big lifestyle brands. Speaking with Glossy, he shared what he’s learned what building his portfolio, and where he sees fashion going in the...