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  • 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.

  • ALDI to debut a range of personal care products for baby

    BATAVIA, Ill. -- Discount grocer ALDI plans to introduce its first full line of baby products, Little Journey, in August.

    From newborn diapers to training pants, cleansing wipes to gentle baby wash, formula to organic pouches, Little Journey will feature nearly 50 quality, affordably priced everyday essentials parents and little ones need.

  • Edgewell: 360-degree perspective is key to consumer engagement

    With its broad portfolio spanning shaving, skin, sun, infant and feminine care in the personal care segment, Edgewell tees up its message to the New General Market to match the audience.

  • 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.

  • Skinfix expands distribution of baby products

    HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA -- Canadian natural skin care brand Skinfix is expanding distribution of its popular Gentle Baby Collection across the United States.

  • 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. 

  • Magic Shave enlists Luke Cage in fight for close shave

    NEW YORK -- A leading brand in the African American men’s grooming and shaving category is teaming up with Marvel Comics on a new multi-platform campaign.

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