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| The pressure is building for beauty’s biggest companies and Wall Street seems to be jittery about how the year will play out.
This week, European beauty editor Jennifer Weil and senior editor Kathryn Hopkins analyzed the earnings reports from some of the biggest global beauty companies released over the past few weeks. What emerges is an indication that the cracks that first appeared around 18 months ago when Chinese demand weakened are beginning to deepen across geographies and categories.
Elsewhere, we have the top-selling lip products on Amazon (spoiler alert: Clinique’s launch on the platform is paying off big time), L'Oréal's newest spokesperson, Prai Beauty's sale and a first look at Olaplex’s revamp under ceo Amanda Baldwin. — Jenny B. Fine, editor in chief, Beauty Inc |
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| | | Color Cosmetics A $330 million Amazon business, lip sales are being driven by themes like product bundling and the growth of lip stains, per Market Def … |
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| | | Hair The product launch — and ensuing rebranding — ladder up to chief executive officer Amanda Baldwin’s strategic vision … |
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| | | Wellness The line, expected to reach $15 million in retail sales in 2025, includes four stock keeping units for everyday wellness. |
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| | | Wellness Brands like Vital Proteins, Bloom Nutrition and Cowboy Colostrum are betting big on the ingredient, which promises immune, gut and beau … |
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| | | Beauty Features The award-winning actress will star in the new L’Oréal Paris Age Perfect campaign lensed by Cass Bird. |
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| | | Beauty Features The deal is meant to help broaden the geographic reach of the “pro-aging” skin care brand. |
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