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  • All-natural, organic gain momentum

    The drug channel has seen the all-natural and organic beauty categories grow aggressively in recent years. The roster of brands offering natural and organic skin and hair care products has expanded, and consumers have more knowledge and choices when it comes to natural beauty than ever before.

    (To view the full Category Review, click here.)

  • Elevating beauty: Unlocking the health connection

    Anyone without a clear vision of the link between wellness and beauty hasn’t heard CVS Health’s VP/merchandise manager for beauty and personal care Alex Perez-Tenessa describe the synergy.

    (To download Special Report: Double Down on Health, click here.)

    The health-beauty connection is a driving force for the company as it continues rolling out its new “Elevate Beauty” concept, which is now in about 2,000 of its stores.

  • Ulta raises outlook, plans to open more stores

    BOLINGBROOK, Ill. -- Red-hot retailer Ulta Beauty raised its guidance Thursday ahead of planned remarks at an investor conference in Chicago, where the company also discussed plans to accelerate store expansion.

  • Viola Davis teams up with Vaseline Healing Project on community health fair

    ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J. -- The Vaseline Healing Project is working to close the skin health treatment gap for Americans by providing dermatological care and training to those with limited access to quality care.

    To further the Vaseline brand's commitment to making skin health treatment more accessible in the U.S., The Vaseline Healing Project traveled with award-winning actress and project advocate, Viola Davis, to her hometown of Central Falls, Rhode Island to host a one-day community health fair on Oct. 8. 

  • Mintel: U.S. sales of beauty products to grow 3% through 2020

    NEW YORK -- A majority of women say they get a boost of self-esteem from using beauty products, and sales of these products are projected to grow 3% a year through 2020, new research from Mintel shows.

  • How Credo plans to disrupt the beauty industry

    Beauty blog Bond En Avant spoke to beauty industry veteran Annie Jackson, formerly of Sephora and Estee Lauder and now head merchant at Credo Beauty, about how the retailer plans to change the way women shop and think about skin care and makeup.

    Jackson provided a glimpse into the brand’s dedication to sniffing out the creme-de-la-creme in luxury and green beauty products; what shifts are happening in the natural beauty landscape; and where her drive stems from. 

  • New toothpaste gives consumers a rush while they brush

    NEW YORK -- A new toothpaste is looking to make morning coffee a thing of the past.

    Power Toothpaste is the world’s first toothpaste to contain caffeine. Unlike coffee, which takes up to an hour to fully absorb through the stomach, Power Toothpaste begins working immediately, absorbing through the gums and mouth. Like a traditional toothpaste, Power Toothpaste still leaves the teeth clean and mouth feeling fresh, the company says

  • Coty completes P&G deal; Pane becomes CEO

    NEW YORK – Coty has completed its acquisition of Procter & Gamble's fine fragrance, color cosmetics, salon professional and hair color and certain styling businesses.

    Coty is now the third-largest beauty company in the world, with approximately $9 billion in revenue. As previously announced, following the completion of the merger, Camillo Pane became the new chief executive officer of Coty.

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