Patrick Starr to debut make-up line One/Size
Patrick Starr has announced the launch of his dedicated beauty brand, according to a report published by License Global.
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Secret deodorant gains PETA certification
P&G’s Secret Deodorant brand has been certified cruelty free by animal rights organisation PETA.
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L’Oréal must face Metricolor lawsuit, Californian judge rules
A Californian court has ruled that L’Oréal must answer to claims that it used collaborative talks to discover the secret behind a patented dye delivery system developed by Metricolor and then produced a copycat range under its Redken brand.
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L’Oréal announces completion of construction on Encino Pulp Riot offices
L’Oréal has announced the completed construction of its Encino-located offices for its Pulp Riot hair brand, according to San Fernando Valley Business Journal.
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Kylie Skin makes debut in facial sun care category
Kylie Skin has ushered in its first facial sunscreen, according to a report published by Allure. The Coty-owned brand announced the launch via its Instagram account.
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CVS takes men’s make-up mainstream; stocks Stryx at 2000 stores
U.S. drugstore chain CVS has announced it is to make men’s make-up mainstream, adding beauty label Stryx to 2000 of its stores across the country.
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The Estee Lauder Companies names Jane Hertzmark Hudis Executive Group President
The Estee Lauder Companies has announced the promotion of Jane Hertzmark Hudis to Executive Group President, effective July 1, 2020.
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Johnson & Johnson to launch band aids in different shades
Johnson & Johnson’s Band-Aid has announced that it will launch new shades of its adhesive bandages to suit different skin tones.
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Kanye West to launch beauty line?
Kanye West’s company has filed for a ‘Yeezy’ trademark covering a wide range of beauty and skin care product categories, according to a report published by TMZ.
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Talc is bowing out: Chanel, Revlon and L’Oréal to discontinue products containing controversial ingredient
Chanel, L’Oréal and Revlon are phasing out controversial cosmetic ingredient talc in the US, according to a report published by Reuters.
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