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Beauty M&A deals from Estée Lauder, Shiseido, L’Oréal and more.

Dobrev will promote fragrances made by François Demachy, star of Dior’s “Nose” documentary.

She was formerly the vice chairman of the professional hair care company.

The hair care brand hopes to tap into a more racially diverse consumer base.

The brand is the first to launch a product on the burgeoning streaming platform.

The first virtual summit from the professional organization hosted the likes of Black Opal CEO Desirée Rogers and Tatcha CMO Sarah Curtis Henry, among others.

Five launches that promote feeling good as well as look great.

As consumers slowly return to brick-and-mortar, in-store beauty retail will increasingly be part of the ominichannel shopping experience powered by tech, services and subscription models.

Harry Slatkin helped invent the home fragrance category — and now he’s writing its future.

Top female leaders in beauty share the questions they ask during job interviews.

“The New Yorker, they like to get in and get out.”

For skin care guru Tammy, tending to her thriving beehives comes naturally.

Rare Beauty, Maybelline New York and Philosophy are among the brands looking to help consumers suffering from anxiety and depression.

The 100 top treatment products of all time, as voted on by beauty industry insiders.

Bobbi Brown, Jenna Lyons, Trinny Woodall and others are harnessing the power of home-created social media content to drive sales.

“They’re calling it the she-session. That’s going to affect beauty sales, that’s going to affect the quest for value.”

The prestige beauty seller’s overall sales declined 9.3 percent in the three months ended Dec. 31, 2020.

In WWD Beauty Inc’s 100 Greatest Skin Care Products, moisturizers were by far the most voted category. Here, the options under $100 that made the cut.

2020 may have brought attention to a new type of face masks, but the skin care varietal showed enduring appeal. Consumer preferences range from exfoliation, clearing treatments targeting acne, or those with anti-aging ingredients like retinol. Here, the 12 face masks voted on in WWD Beauty Inc’s 100 Greatest Skin Care Products.

Behind moisturizers, cleansers made up the second largest category in Beauty Inc’s list of the 100 Greatest Skin Care Products of All Time. Industry insider’s preferences ranged from the gentle to the resurfacing, as you’ll see in the list here.

Dinosaurs and unicorns will be featured on the products that are being targeted to Gen Z and Millennials.

K-beauty may have hit the mainstream consumer years ago, but industry voters prove the products are here to stay. Whether it be the persistent popularity of Glass Skin, or an extra emphasis on ingredients and technology, see the six best K-beauty products voted on in WWD Beauty Inc’s 100 Greatest Skin Care of All Time.

French pharmacy products were a repeat favorite among industry voters in Beauty Inc’s 100 Greatest Skin Care Products. Here, the 11 best french pharmacy products, which range from a cult-favorite toner to a homepathic balm for the face and body.

It’s set to be a big year for 111Skin, as the brand plans to expand into new territories and launch supplements, ampoules and liquid masks.

Focus on the eyes and lips transcends categories, industry voters show. Whether it be a bestselling lip mask or an all-purpose salve known for its soothing properties, discover the eye and lip products voted on in WWD Beauty Inc’s 100 Greatest Skin Care Products of All Time. 

Clinical skin care regained its place as the largest segment of the skin-care market in 2020, according to the NPD Group. It’s also top of mind for industry voters. Here, discover the top clinical skin care products, as part of WWD Beauty Inc’s 100 Greatest Skin Care Products of All Time.

Even with billions in online sales, Sephora’s move expresses continued confidence in retail.

Backstage pictures from Max Mara RTW Fall 2021 collection.

The Detox Market founder Romain Gaillard shares the retailer’s newest technology, offered in partnership with Good Face Project.

“We have a completely different business than we had 18 months ago.”

The brand is currently available via direct-to-consumer and found at Credo and Sephora.

Negatively impacted by the coronavirus, Becca will officially close in September.

The Belfast-based hair and skin care-maker was launched in 2019.

Brinkley has partnered with SBLA, created by cofounder and chief executive officer Randi Shinder.

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She created a film called “Tall Are the Roots” for the launch of Byredo’s new perfume, Mixed Emotions.

The company plans to open 40 physical locations in the next five years through a franchise agreement with Level 5 Capital Partners.

In three years, Lauder plans to buy the rest of the company at a to-be-determined valuation.

The app required labeling “tens of thousands” of images, said Cédric Begon, director of innovation programs and partnerships within Chanel’s Research team.

Sunil is a former environmental attorney who has spoken out about colorism and gendercide within Indian culture.

HydraFacial has released sales figures and they are higher than expected.

Hey Humans will bow at Target with four products that are 99 percent plastic-free, according to the company.

Data from Revieve’s AI Skin Advisory Solutions show exploding adoption rates — and heightened consumer concern around aging.

The industry veterans behind 12.29 are now scenting hand sanitizer, face masks and hospital spaces.

Nicolas Hieronimus’ strategy for the group is shaped around three words: continuity, confidence and ambition.

It’s a vegan hair mask made for all hair types, said Appleton, who works with the likes of Jennifer Lopez, Ariana Grande, Dua Lipa and Katy Perry.

As exports rise, Brazil’s beauty producers are looking to the government to finally ease onerous taxes.