The beauty retailer will be entering 100 Target locations next month.

More than 50 brands are participating in the shop-in-shop in more than 100 locations.

The Ordinary and MAC Cosmetics are among the more than 50 brands participating.

Monica Arnaudo, Ulta Beauty’s chief merchandising officer, said makeup’s rebound is complementing growth in skin and hair care.

These gentle sunscreens for sensitive skin will safeguard your complexion all summer long.

The collection includes more than 300 pieces, things like bedding, home decor, furniture, wallpaper, bathroom decorations and more.

The retailer has signed on for the 15 Percent Pledge and joins the likes of Sephora and Macy’s.

The sales uptick was due to increased consumer confidence, government stimulus and an easing of COVID-19 restrictions.

The retailer’s in-store traffic continues to grow, even as nonessential retailers come back to life.

Tracee Ellis Ross’ Pattern and The Mane Choice will be featured in a May Curlbox box.

The big-box retailer’s sustainable efforts include circular design, recycling programs and incorporating eco-friendly initiatives into the company’s operations.

The plan includes adding products from more than 500 Black-owned businesses and partnering with more third-party, Black-owned firms.

The zero-waste beauty brand’s new packaging maintains its eco-friendly status while scaling up to meet demand.

“We are starting to see signs that makeup is poised for a recovery.”

The company also unveiled that Dave Kimbell will become its next CEO.