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  • Brow guru credited with sales spike

    The spike in eyebrow makeup sales can be traced to a petite Romanian immigrant who became Beverly Hills’ most sought-after eyebrow guru. Although Anastasia Soare’s Anastasia Beverly Hills products aren’t available in mass, her magic with brows is credited with waking up the entire category.

  • Cosmetics growth helps boost cleanser sales

    Millennials might not care about fighting wrinkles, but they know the importance of totally cleaning off their makeup. “One of the things I learned from my sisters was to totally remove makeup,” Kylie Jenner told a reporter recently.

  • Sabra launches sandwich spread line

    CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. -- Sabra Dipping Company, maker of America's leading hummus brand, is getting into the gourmet sandwich spread business.

    Sabra is introducing a one-of-a kind condiment that comes in a convenient squeezable bottle and in three flavors: Garlic Herb, Honey Mustard and Sea Salt & Cracked Pepper.

  • Allure: How social media is changing the beauty industry

    Social media has given a face, and quantified, just how many individuals are hungry for products that are made specifically with them in mind, and this social revolution is forcing the beauty industry to make changes faster than ever before. (Allure)

  • Henry's Hard Soda launches new Hard Cherry Cola

    CHICAGO -- Following a strong launch at the beginning of the year, MillerCoors is expanding its Henry's Hard Soda offerings to include Henry's Hard Cherry Cola.

  • CRN to exhibit at conference for women bloggers

    WASHINGTON -- The Council for Responsible Nutrition will be an exhibiting sponsor at #BlogHer16: Experts Among Us, the largest conference ever for women bloggers.

  • Del Monte rolls out fruit cups for adults

    WALNUT CREEK, Calif. -- Del Monte is teaming up with actress Katrina Bowden to introduce Del Monte Fruit Refreshers, the first ever Fruit Cup snack made just for adults.

  • Study: 80% of U.S. tweens use beauty products

    NEW YORK -- So it turns out that it's not just teens who love beauty products. New research from Mintel reveals that as many as 80% of all 9- to 11-year-olds in the United States use beauty and personal care products.

    More than half of US 12-14 year olds use mascara (54%), as well as eye shadow, eye liner and eyebrow pencils (54%). Meanwhile, some 45% use foundation/concealer, 30% use blush/bronzer and 10% use hair coloring products.

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