Liz Flora

The evolution of fashion and beauty

On this week’s episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, Curie founder Sarah Moret talks “Shark Tank” and the brand’s recent Walmart launch.

With inflation in the U.S. reaching its lowest rate since 2021, beauty companies are starting to see the effects.

The original purveyor of the metal dress, Rabanne is bringing its futuristic new makeup line to Ulta Beauty.

Scotch Porter founder Calvin Quallis tells the story of how the brand emerged from his popular barbershop to become the top beard-care brand at Target.

Once filled with shelves of fragrances by heritage luxury brands, travel retail is getting a refresh with niche and indie beauty labels.

As Republicans’ attacks on brands for corporate social responsibility has expanded from punditry to policy, beauty companies are proving resilient against right-wing attempts to financially punish companies they claim are “woke.”

On this week’s episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, Covey co-founders Emily DiDonato and Christina Uribe share why they are focused on “skinimalism” and simple routines.

A wedding lip kit collab with TikTok influencer Mikayla Nogueira and an ongoing post-Super Bowl partnership with Jennifer Coolidge have been among the drivers of E.l.f. Beauty’s continued massive sales growth.

The hairstylist behind red-carpet looks of Natalie Portman, Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde shakes up what a celebrity hair-care brand looks like with Rōz.

With the help of cult romantic and ultra-feminine LoveShackFancy, Gap is going cottagecore with its latest collab.

L’Oréal Group’s earnings results for the first half of 2023, released on Thursday, revealed a 13.3% year-over-year increase in sales, with consumer products and skin care especially contributing to growth.

In a timely Glossy Beauty Podcast episode for the height of summer, this week features a category that has blown up in beauty: sunscreen.

Out of work in both the film studios and on the red carpet, Hollywood’s makeup artists and hairstylists are siding with the creatives.

Instagram’s new Twitter competitor Threads passes the vibe check for brands.

For this episode of the Glossy Beauty Podcast, Van Ness and Lo cover Van Ness’s career journey, JVN Hair’s founding story and the products’ unique formulations, which use hemisqualane and are silicone-free. Lo also addresses whether the brand is seeing any impacts from the recent changes at its parent company, Amyris, after the company announced layoffs and the departure of its CEO last week.

#TikTokMadeMeBuyIt is getting more instant by the day as its checkout feature is attracting a growing number of beauty brands in the U.S.

Known for its embrace of new digital platforms for marketing, Fenty Beauty has launched its first campaign on gaming platform Roblox.

Known for its “Euphoria”-inspired eye gems and sparkly color cosmetics, Emmy-winning makeup artist Donni Davy’s Half Magic Beauty announced a new funding round on Tuesday led by Alliance Consumer Growth.

If you’re familiar with skin-care brand Dieux, you probably first came across its cult eye masks that all the cool kids have been wearing on Instagram. Now with multiple products, the brand’s celebrity fans include everyone from Hailey Bieber to Harrison Ford.