Beauty Features
Supergoop Unveils SPF Eye Shadow
Shimmershade, the brand’s first makeup product, will roll out to Sephora on March 21.
Beauty Features
Launchpad: Five New Spring Hair Releases
Oribe is launching a line for coily hair, and Living Proof is venturing into color care with an innovative line of shade-protecting products.
Color Cosmetics
Uoma Beauty: Foundation for the Post-Fenty World
Beauty veteran Sharon Chuter is launching an inclusive makeup brand inspired by her African heritage and designed to look good on everyone.
Beauty Features
Revlon Loses Billion-Dollar Brand Status
The brand lost momentum and brought in $998 million in sales for 2018, according to the company’s latest earnings report.
Beauty Features
Estée Lauder Cos. Says It Has No Plans to Work With Olivia Jade
The statement comes one day after Sephora announced it would end its partnership with the 19-year-old influencer.
Fragrance
CBD Fragrance Is Here — And It Can Be Absorbed Through the Skin
Heretic is launching Dirty Grass, which is meant to give wearers a dose of cannabidiol, transdermally.
Skin Care
When the CBD Hits at Ulta
Cannuka, a skin-care brand for the “canna-curious,” is rolling out to all Ulta doors.
Beauty Features
Dominique Ropion to Be Honored With Lifetime Achievement Perfumer Award
Ropion is the nose behind Viktor & Rolf’s Flowerbomb and Lancôme’s La Vie est Belle.
Beauty Features
Beauty Executive Moves: Honest Beauty, Skin Laundry, Rahua
Katie Welch has joined the Honest Co. from Hourglass, and Fabletics’ Gregg Throgmartin is now heading Skin Laundry.
Beauty Features
Kylie, Morphe and Other Digital Brands Drive Ulta Beauty Foot Traffic
The business posted $6.7 billion in sales for the full year.
Beauty Features
CEW U.K. Names Sallie Berkerey Managing Director, a New Role
Berkerey, who is currently associate publisher of British Vogue, will work alongside CEW president Caroline Neville, beginning in June.
![Is Times Square cool now? Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Joan Smalls, Elsa Hosk, and more made the case at the Times Square Edition opening Tuesday night.
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Just ask nightlife mogul Ian Schrager. “Studio [54] was in this neighborhood, The Meatpacking [district] was an unseemly place. SoHo was unseemly. TriBeCa was a truck stop. That’s part of being in a great city — it continues to evolve and people go there if that alchemy happens,” Schrager said.
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His team asked Diana Ross if she would perform for the Edition’s opening night (after having performed closing night at Studio 54 in 1980), and she said yes. The crowd screamed in delight when Ross came on stage, with Rodgers accompanying on guitar. They sang along to “I Will Survive” like it was 1978. 📸: @lexieblacklock
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