Beauty news and articles featuring digital topics from the nonprofit, professional organization Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW)
Indie beauty brands experienced an eventful third quarter, enjoying everything from buzzworthy hashtag campaigns to deepened relationships with community members, according to Tribe Dynamics’ most recent report on the sector.
Though still in its infancy, the metaverse represents a significant opportunity for beauty brands, allowing them to meet new customers, advertise in new and immersive ways, and sell a variety of products, according to a new report by Coresight Research.
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Find out from CEW’s latest LA event with Snapchat Beauty how Vasiliki Petrou became one of the industry’s top prestige beauty prophets.
Learn more about Ron Gee and his plans for growing Shiseido America at CEW’s upcoming virtual chat on October 27th.
CEW has partnered with NielsenIQ to provide data in a webinar that will outline where the beauty industry is right now and where it’s going.
Post the overturning of Roe vs. Wade, celebrity hairstylist Andrew Fitzsimons launched a virtual auction to support Planned Parenthood.
The challenge for many beauty brands these days is how to authentically connect with consumers via digital media platforms and technology.
NPD’s Jackie Wenskus focuses on the evolution of the perfume category on TikTok and how this type of content gained traction.
The topic of aging is at the heart of a new podcast series by beauty company Avon which launched on Friday, September 23.
In a time when the LGBTQAI+ community is facing violence and severe legal challenges, major beauty names are stepping up to provide support.
Beauty News reached out to Hyram, Florence by Mills, Rare Beauty, and TikTok to explore what makes beauty brands stand out on TikTok.
