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| Imitation may be the sincerest form of flattery, but in beauty how much sameness is too much?
In today's WWD, Beauty Market Editor James Manso speaks to industry founders, executives and veterans on where the innovation has gone in beauty.
Elsewhere, The Ordinary becomes the latest Lauder brand to jump on Amazon, a move that is proving successful for the company, while Milk Makeup enters Ulta Beauty.
And don't miss the latest men's grooming trends from the runways of Milan and Paris. Get your hair gel ready. — Kathryn Hopkins, Senior Beauty Editor, WWD and Beauty Inc |
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| | | Beauty Features Previously only available in Sephora stores, the oft-viral color cosmetics brand will enter more than 600 Ulta doors in March. |
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| | | Beauty Features The brand is the latest Estée Lauder Cos.-owned addition to the platform. |
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| | | Fragrance Called Olfactory Series 1 Collection, it’s being introduced exclusively some of the fashion brand’s boutiques. |
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| | | Beauty Features A breakdown of Traackr's top 10 value-driving beauty influencers of 2024 shows celebrity prominence grew versus the year prior. |
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| | | Hair Individual beauty looks ruled the runway shows, with some eye-catching takes getting the spotlight. |
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