Seed Beauty’s second “wholly owned,” incubated brand is set to launch direct-to-consumer on Aug. 23.

The retailer is rolling out a slew of brands and service-oriented Skin Bars to a number of doors.

Stress takes a toll on overall health, especially skin, according to Dr. Howard Murad. He’s fighting the ravages of life’s pressures with a new serum and yes, cannabis is involved.

The first investment is One Ocean Beauty, a clean and sustainable marine-technology-based line from Burberry beauty veteran Marcella Cacci.

Social media is helping feed the growth of a plethora of skin-care brands — but so is the consumer’s more serious mood.

Founded by plastic surgeon Dr. Garth Fisher, the sun-care brand is already a favorite of Kim Kardashian.

S.W. Basics is now going into all Whole Foods doors with its version of hydrosols.

CyMe Boost is a collection of serums bringing the benefits of personalized skin care to the entire body.

Consumers are migrating to physicians’ offices for skin care they feel delivers enhanced results.

The maker of GloPro could exceed $100 million in retail sales in 2018, sources say.

The brand’s store experiences are meant to elicit content creation.

The brand uses botanical extracts for its core skin-care line, which can be used by men and women.

Brooklyn McKnight and Bailey McKnight collaborated on product development.

Generation Clay is the latest in a string of skin care from Australia harnessing the power of indigenous ingredients.

Banila Co. is one of the top-selling brands in South Korea. The company is zeroing in on the U.S. market for growth of skin care with plans to add cosmetics.