Procter & Gamble

After a lacklustre 2023, recovery may be on the horizon for established and independent lines alike.

For many emerging beauty brands, the early days of getting up and running has been the relatively easy part. Now, they need to confront even greater challenges to continue their growth trajectories, according to The State of Fashion: Beauty.

Sales of high-end hair products grew 32 percent in 2021 and more brands are debuting science-backed scalp serums and hair repair treatments in response to customer demand.

Seven years after offloading over 40 beauty brands, the CPG conglomerate is launching a new speciality beauty division. But much has changed about the market.

Large conglomerates have come under fire for showing support for the racial justice movement while manufacturing and distributing skin-whitening lotions. Some are taking action, but critics question whether it’s enough.

Beauty brands are hoping LED face masks, sonic facial toners and other technology-infused products will catch on in the age of Peloton.

From waterless beauty to TikTok, here are the biggest trends to look out for this year.

The company exceeded Wall Street expectations following a rise in net income and net sales at the end of the first quarter.

The beauty business saw a 9 percent rise in organic sales, helped by the premium SK-II brand.

As the beauty industry continues to reinvent itself, career opportunities and choices are growing.