Creators of the prestige skin care line 3Lab are diving more deeply into the U.S. market with a new president, a retail store and an unnamed department store presence.

Cygalle Dias describes herself simply as a caretaker who loves fashion.

With a head shot and click of a mouse, consumers can find the right shade of hair color with the addition of a virtual online tool, Shade Aid, by Clairol, beginning Sept. 15.

Creators of Jason, the all-natural, organic-based product line, are willing to make sacrifices when it comes to caring for the environment, but they don’t want consumers to do the same when it comes to styling their hair.

If you ask Emilie Davidson Hoyt, the California owner and creator of Lather beauty products, what she, her husband and their two-year-old daughter are doing these days, her answer may seem a bit matter-of-fact.

Beginning in September, John Paul Mitchell will be offering shots to his clients. Shots of hair color, that is.

Modeling, a stint on Donald Trump’s reality television show “The Apprentice” and now, a fragrance.

With bulky medical devices hidden in custom-designed closets, three-dimensional scanning equipment and a sleek interior, the newly opened Sadick Dermatology Center is being billed as the dermatology center of the future by owner Dr. Neil Sadick.

Cosmetics and fragrance mavens Sylvie and Olivia Chantecaille are hoping Barneys New York will provide plenty of positive energy to help them fine-tune their vision of the ultimate spa experience.

Mizani is going natural with the launch of a product line, ThermaSmooth, next month.

With the launch of her new skin care regimen, Radical Departure, Ava Shamban, M.D., is hoping to give beauty consumers a quick fix for better-looking skin.

Attendees of this year’s Personal Care Ingredients and Technology Exposition Advanced Technical Conference were able to receive not only the latest information on new beauty ingredients but also the latest trends in packaging with the addition of the…

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. And if the beholder is real estate mogul and Miss Universe pageant owner Donald Trump, beauty lies in the 50 contestants of the 2006 Miss Universe pageant.

J.R. Watkins Apothecary products that were originally sold from a horse and wagon, and then online and through a direct sales force, are now available in stores such as Wal-Mart, Target and H-E-B supermarkets.

When former salon executive Wendy Clark decided to develop her own luxury brand featuring a professional hair care line for salons and spas, she knew she had discovered an untapped market.