A debut line of lipstick called Posh will launch on Oct. 1, followed by a new mascara formulation that cofounder and ceo Sarah Creal says is the dream.

With color cosmetics sales in the U.S. facing steep declines due to the coronavirus pandemic, the biggest brands are hurting the most.

Since the outcry, Gores’ private equity group said it intends to “eventually” divest from a company that handles prison communications.

The civic program, focused on content and initiatives, aims to help Lauder employees get out the vote.

DpHue gets a new chief executive officer, along with other changes at Peace Out Skincare and Maesa.

The retail veteran has been named senior vice president and global general manager of the makeup brand.

Sue Nabi’s appointment as ceo of Coty makes her the first woman to take the helm of a major stand-alone beauty company. And she’s getting paid more than the man who ran the business before her.

After months of being closed, the Upper East Side museum will reopen Saturday.

“The Lipstick Index has been substituted by the Moisturizer Index.”

The company has a post-COVID-19 business plan that includes closing some freestanding stores and department store counters given rapidly accelerating e-commerce sales.

On National Lipstick Day, the executive chairman of the Estée Lauder Cos. reflects on sales in the age of uncertainty.

The executive group president of the Estée Lauder Cos. oversees the company’s fastest-growing categories.

Most say merely changing descriptives of such skin-care products is not enough to educate consumers about the beauty of diversity.

Lauder, Skylar, Scentbird and Nécessaire all have shuffled their leadership teams.

The exponential acceleration of online sales during the coronavirus looks set to permanently change retail’s balance of power.