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Jamaican Mango & Lime expands boho braid collection as protective styling demand reshapes textured haircare
Boho braids are booming, but maintenance is messy. Jamaican Mango & Lime is turning that gap into a textured haircare play.
BioQ’s in-cosmetics Global debut signals China’s deeper push into beauty ingredient innovation
China’s skincare race is moving upstream. BioQ’s Paris debut shows why ingredient control may become GUYU’s bigger global advantage.
Why Estée Lauder’s Puig pursuit comes with thousands more job cuts and one big execution risk
Estée Lauder is cutting more jobs while pursuing Puig. Find out how the move could reshape beauty, margins, and investor sentiment.
Is The Estée Lauder Companies quietly rebuilding its skin care future through 111SKIN?
The Estée Lauder Companies backs 111SKIN as clinical luxury skin care gains momentum. Find out why this minority stake matters.
Is Procter & Gamble’s SK-II winning the China beauty rebound that Shiseido lost?
China premium beauty has turned, but unevenly. Procter & Gamble's SK-II sets the bar Estée Lauder and Shiseido have to clear in the next reporting cycle.
Can e.l.f. Beauty turn Katherine Legge’s Indy 500 run into more than a sponsorship moment?
Women get a sliver of sports sponsorship. e.l.f. Beauty is using Indy 500 to test whether purpose-led branding can still move culture.
Can Clarins turn its Double Serum franchise into a bigger makeup growth engine?
Clarins has launched Double Serum Foundation to merge skincare and makeup in one premium product. Read how this could reshape hybrid beauty now.
JiYu Skin bets on longevity skincare as Korean beauty brands chase science-led growth in the U.S.
JiYu Skin is pushing into longevity skincare as K-beauty evolves beyond anti-aging. Read what the move could mean for growth and competition.
Peachy brings in Stride Consumer Partners to scale its specialized aesthetics studio model
Peachy has secured a minority investment from Stride Consumer Partners. Read how the deal could reshape branded aesthetics growth in 2026.
Estée Lauder (NYSE: EL) bets on One ELC as WPP deal deepens profit recovery push
Estée Lauder’s One ELC model and WPP partnership signal a deeper turnaround push. Read what it means for margins, media efficiency, and growth.