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  • Jessica Alba offers surprise makeovers to support Target launch of Honest Beauty

  • New SheaMoisture Beauty Hack puts focus on personalization, ingredient transparency

    NEW YORK — Sundial Brands’ Shea Moisture is looking to reach beauty shoppers looking for personalization with its latest launch. The new SheaMoisture Beauty Hack, currently available only at Ulta, is a three-step system that allows consumers to customize their hair, body and facial care routines.

  • Coty announces strategic partnership with Burberry Beauty

  • CVS Pharmacy to introduce curated K-Beauty HQ

    WOONSOCKET, R.I. — CVS Pharmacy, looking to meet growing shopper demand for Korean beauty products, is launching its K-Beauty HQ at 2,100 stores nationwide starting in April, the company announced Wednesday.

    K-Beauty HQ will include more than 100 new products from South Korean beauty brands, several of which are exclusive to CVS. To curate the collection of skin care and makeup products, CVS Pharmacy said it worked with Korean beauty expert Alicia Yoon, who founded online beauty store Peach & Lily.

  • Nubian Heritage intros African Black Soap facial care collection

    AMITYVILLE, N.Y. — Sundial Brands’ Nubian Heritage has introduced a new collection under its African Black Soap line. The facial care collection includes products that are certified homeopathic acne remedies, and the main ingredient has been known in Africa as a remedy for clearing blemishes, exfoliating skin and soothing eczema and psoriasis symptoms.

  • Jessica Alba’s Honest Beauty hits mass with Target launch
    MINNEAPOLIS — Target has been selling Jessica Alba’s Honest Co. household, personal care and baby products for several years, but now the retailer’s beauty aisle will be is the site of Honest Beauty's is launching its beauty line through the retailer for its first mass-market retail launch. Alba made the announcement in a blog post for Target’s A Bullseye View blog. 
     

  • E.l.f. Beauty enjoying strong growth

    OAKLAND, Calif. — E.l.f. Beauty has struck gold by appealing to millennials, makeup enthusiasts and the Hispanic population. The company, which markets beauty products to all woman and whose products are in CVS, Target, Walmart and its own stores, saw net revenues increase 17% year over year in its fiscal fourth quarter. Adjusted net income rose by 36% year over year.

  • Ulta’s growth to continue with 100 stores in 2017
    There is no denying it: Ulta Salon Cosmetics & Fragrance is on a roll.
     
    The retailer will open 100 stores this year, including its first-ever location in Manhattan.
     
    Shares of Ulta rose 38% last year, about four times higher than the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index’s gain, Bloomberg reported, and its annual revenue has quadrupled to $3.9 billion since it went public 10 years ago.
     
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