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| With Valentine’s Day coming up on Friday, we’ve got love on the mind. Wellness reporter Emily Burns investigates swipe fatigue — and why IRL meet-ups are replacing traditional dating apps for an increasingly large number of singles. From run clubs to matchmakers using the latest technology, she’s got the scoop on dating’s big refresh.
Elsewhere, beauty reporter Noor Lobad assesses the current crop of skin-care brands entering makeup for the first time, while senior editor Kathryn Hopkins has the latest on Coty’s earnings, including an interview with CEO Sue Nabi, and European beauty editor Jennifer Weil reports on Shiseido's full-year earnings report. —Jenny B. Fine, editor in chief, Beauty Inc |
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| | | Beauty Features While the lines between makeup and skin care have been blurring since the pandemic, a new wave of launches is propelling their intersec … |
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| | | Beauty Features Coty CEO Sue Nabi is confident that these headwinds are temporary. |
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| | | Beauty Features Founded in 2017, Yuka sought to help Europeans make informed food purchasing decisions. For its now 65 million users across 12 countrie … |
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| | | Beauty Features Selena Gomez, Miley Cyrus, Kylie Jenner, Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez are among her clients. |
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| | | Beauty Features Concurrently, the Japanese beauty giant’s business began accelerating in its home market. |
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