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The digital platform, Frontline Fortnight, is created by celebrity hairstylists Lucy Halperin, Jeremy Tardo and Amanda Shuttleworth.

The higher-end sister brand to R+Co will launch in November with 21 sku’s.

The collaboration between Wade and Sims launches on Amazon in August.

Following the coronavirus-induced boost in sales, DTC hair color brands are going after a new customer.

“Health, wellness, the environment are at the top of our minds,” shared Annie Lawless of Lawless Beauty.

In light of Father’s Day, the duo — cofounder and vice chairman of John Paul Mitchell Systems, respectively — chat about their dynamic, the state of the hair-care industry and impact of COVID-19.

The brand brings a “mass-stige” spin to dandruff care, the founders said.

The New York soap and body-care company said its business has been “devastated” by the economic shutdown caused by the pandemic.

By giving voice to the concerns of Italian hairdressers and beauty operators and aiding his employees, Davide Bollati has been instrumental in getting the Italian professional industry back up and running.

Prestige hair care has been a bright spot for online sales. No wonder more skin-care brands are entering the category.

Brands like L’Oréal USA, R+Co, and DpHue are freezing salon payments and jumpstarting affiliate programs until their businesses are permitted to reopen.

The former chief of P&G North America hair care is being succeeded in the role by John Brownlee.

Unilever-owned Suave is next to go cruelty-free. Elsewhere, the British Retail Consortium launches guidelines on vegan fashion.

The legislation, which makes it unlawful for a manufacturer to import for profit or sell any cosmetic that was developed using animal testing, came into effect at the start of the new year.