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LOS ANGELES -- Popular skin care brand Neutrogena has created an innovative LED face mask that treats facial acne with just one step, sending therapeutic red and blue wavelengths into the skin at the speed of light.

Neutrogena says its new Light Therapy Acne Mask is the only home LED device that uses this dual-action approach to disrupt the acne cycle and deliver clearer, healthier skin.

SAN FRANCISCO -- Sephora is launching two new bot-powered beauty tools available now exclusively on Messenger.

ST. LOUIS -- Edgewell Personal Care Company has acquired Bulldog Skincare Holdings Limited, a U.K. based men's grooming and skincare products company. 

Founded in the U.K. in 2006, Bulldog offers male skin care products including moisturizers, face washes, scrubs, balms, shave gels and creams, body washes, lip balm and lotions.  Bulldog's products are sold globally with distribution in over 17,000 locations.  Its largest markets are in the U.K., U.S., Sweden and South Korea.

A retailer that specializes in natural, plant-based wellness and beauty products is hoping to make a big splash in the United States.

Saje Natural Wellness will open its first U.S. store at the end of November, in Malibu, California, with plans to open 25 additional locations in 2017. The company’s stores are designed to offer a sensorial and educational experience, allowing engagment with the products on display.

The Vancouver-based retailer is also launching a new web site that will allow it to sell direct to U.S.-based customers.

WEST CHESTER, Pa. -- QVC has launched a channel specifically dedicated to beauty products called Beauty iQ network.

BOSTON -- Gillette is teaming up with another iconic brand to launch a global campaign that brings to life the stories behind every man's face.

Now we know that Ulta Beauty's long-term strategy includes a store on Chicago's glamorous Michigan Avenue.

According to the Chicago Tribune, Ulta will be moving into a space vacated by Walgreens at 430 N. Michigan Ave. The store is expected to open in summer 2017.

JCPenney is testing out a smaller version of the Sephora shops that it places strategically within its stores.

According to Fortune, if the trial is successful, JCPenney could roll out the new 350-square-foot boutiques inside the smaller stores that it operates.

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