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  • Report: Millennials are changing the beauty shopping game

    Millennials are buying fewer beauty products online, according to a new survey from TABS Analytics. And the reasons for this behavior explain why spending habits are shifting and why retailers are changing to accommodate these shifts. (Racked)

  • Johnson & Johnson to buy OGX shampoo maker for $3.3B

    NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. -- Johnson & Johnson is looking to strengthen its position in hair care by agreeing to acquire Vogue International, a privately held personal care products company, for approximately $3.3 billion in cash.

    J&J said the acquisition will include the OGX collection of shampoos, conditioners, treatments, styling products, body care and bath products, the FX line of hair styling products, and the Proganix and Maui Moisture hair care lines.

  • Bourjois Paris unveils at-home gel nail color

    LONDON -- French beauty brand Bourjois is making it easier for consumers to get a professional-style gel manicure at home.

  • FT: The origins of a top beauty brand

    French skin care company Caudalie is one of the top beauty brands in the U.S. The Financial Times asked the company's founder, Mathilde Thomas, how a chance meeting led her to create a skin care treatment and move her family from Paris to New York. (Financial Times)

  • Ulta keeps shining as comps jump 15.2%

    BOLINGBROOK, Ill. -- Ulta Beauty blew past expectations in the first quarter with a 15.2% increase in same store sales and a 38.8% e-commerce boost.

  • CCA Industries unveils new logo, corporate vision

    RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J. -- CCA Industries Inc. has launched a new logo, "Core Care America," and corporate identity. 

    The company has begun using the new logo and business name, "Core Care America."  The corporate name remains CCA Industries, Inc. 

  • Allure and BRIDES magazines debut first-ever bridal beauty box

    NEW YORK -- Two of the biggest magazine brands for women are teaming up to launch a subscription beauty box service for brides, the first of many such boxes planned.

  • NYT: Natural beauty 2.0 comes to town

    A new beauty boutique opened in New York this month, and the retailer is more like Tesla and Whole Foods than Sephora. The New York Times reports that the new beauty retailer is selling more than beauty products; it is selling the idea that natural wellness creates beauty. (New York Times)

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