How Brands Can Use Snapchat to Break Through the Clutter – and Promote Happiness
New Year, new audience? Snapchat allows brands to reach a unique consumer where real friends have real influence.
New Year, new audience? Snapchat allows brands to reach a unique consumer where real friends have real influence.
In summer 2022 CVS debuted a new beauty boutique filled with all the brands a skin care aficionado could ever want, under one roof: Wander Beauty, Blume, and Volition sat alongside drug store staples CeraVe, LaRoche-Posay, and Vichy.
Beauty News approached several personalized beauty brands to explore why this specific section of the beauty market is expanding so quickly.
Dr. Robb Akridge, best known as the creator of Clarisonic, is introducing a new facial innovation and this time the concept extends beyond a skin care tool.
AI-powered personalization tool, HelloAva, has launched its own hair analyzer platform, “My Hair,” to help consumers find their ideal hair products.
CEW’s Beauty News spotlights Cureology, InsitU, Atolla and Skinsei — some of the brands that are leading in customization.
Proven combines big data and AI to understand the correlations between people’s skin and ingredients, and creates personalized skin care regimens tailored for each customer.
Priori Skincare says it offers “intelligent skin care,” that can respond to a persons’ unique skin needs in real time.
The online hair color brand has launched a major rebranding, and recently opened an onsite color studio t its expanded headquarters in El Segundo, California.
The hair care startup is looking to disrupt the hair care industry through the use of a proprietary technology and algorithm designed to create formulas unique to a user’s lifestyle and geographic location.
In their latest blog, NPD explores how hair care brands are changing the traditional hair industry.
The startups will receive intensive support from Founders Factory’s in-house operations team, as well as deep scientific and market insights from L’Oréal.