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Glossier's London pop-up to stay open
After record-breaking foot traffic, Glossier has announced that it will extend its London pop-up until the end of 2020.
The Covent Garden store has been crowned the brand’s ‘most successful pop-up of all time’, with more than 100,000 Glossier fans through the door.
The Floral Street location opened in November 2019 and was expected to close on February 9, but plans changed after the store outperformed expectations and reported the highest average daily sales of any of its global pop-ups.
Revlon brings back cult discontinued product
Revlon has announced it is bringing back the cult SkinLights™ Collection.
After being discontinued in 2016, Australian consumers, beauty editors and makeup artists alike immediately began lobbying for it to reappear on shelves. And now Australia is one of a few markets where SkinLights™ is making a triumphant return.
“We’re extremely excited to announce the return of SkinLights, the beauty industry’s original skin illuminator. Available for the first time since 2016, we’re thrilled the Australian market will once again be able get their hands on this cult favourite. And, of course, a new generation of beauty enthusiasts will also now get to experience the luminous complexion that comes from SkinLights," said Revlon Australia commercial director, Kaitlin Rady.
The new collection features two luminous, complexion-perfecting formulas; Face Glow, the original translucent liquid illuminator, and Prismatic Highlighter, a glow-boosting powder. Both products deliver on versatility, from subtle to megawatt shine.
The SkinLights™ range is on counter February 2020.
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Moschino releases new fragrance for men
Moschino has announced its new fragrance for men, Toy Boy, the first male scent released under creative director, Jeremy Scott. The EDP speaks to a unique, dynamic, enthusiastic and passionate man who is not afraid to reveal his more tender and playful side.
Created by perfumer Yann Vasnier, the scent opens with top notes of Italian bergamot, pink berries and nutmeg, sweetened by rose, flax flowers and magnolia. With cashmeran and Haitian vetiver rounding off this spicy-woody-ambery fragrance.
Moschino Toy Boy retails for $105 / 50mL and $135 / 100mL, and is on counter February 9, 2020.
Ipsum announces international stockist
Australian skincare brand, Ipsum, has announced that it will be launching in Fortnum & Mason, as part of the Muse & Heroine pop-up.
The Muse & Heroine pop-up is a first of its kind, featuring all the clean beauty swaps people need. It will be opening on February 14, 2020 in London.
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Total Beauty Network farewells Milly Jamini
Total Beauty Network PR coordinator, Milly Jamini, is finishing up with the business Friday January 31.
For media enquiries across COLOUR By TBN, INIKA Organic, Raww and DB Cosmetics, please contact Michelle Audsley: michelle.audsley@tbn.com.au.
New leadership appointments at La Mer, M.A.C, Le Labo and Dr. Jart+
The Estée Lauder Companies Inc. has made a series of executive promotions across several brands:
La Mer - Justin Boxford has been promoted to global brand president after three years as global general manager.
M.A.C - Philippe Pinatel, who joined the brand in 2018 as senior vice president and global general manager, has also been promoted to global brand president.
Le Labo - Deborah Royer has been promoted to global brand president and chief creative officer. She was most recently named global general manager and chief creative officer in 2015, following Lauder’s 2014 acquisition of the brand.
Dr. Jart+ and Do the Right Thing - Christopher Wood has been named president of North Asia, Japan, South Korea, and of Dr. Jart+ and Do the Right Thing, now that Lauder has completed the outright acquisition of the company.
Face Halo brings back limited-edition release
Due to popular demand, sustainable makeup remover, Face Halo, is bringing back the limited-edition Cherry Morello Pack, which sold out in pre-sale upon its first launch at the end of 2019.
A collab that has been in the works since the brand launched, YouTube sensation Chloe Morello and the team have been working on a special cherry red Face Halo, which is available again online now and still taking Instagram by storm.
The Cherry Morello Pack is $38 and contains three Face Halos, a wash bag and comes in the exclusive holiday holographic packaging.
Neutrogena takes home Prevention Beauty Innovation Award
Neutrogena has taken home top spot in this year's Prevention Beauty Innovation Awards.
The brand's Hydro Boost Water Gel Lotion Sunscreen SPF50 was the winner in the Tanning & Suncare category.
"Hydro Boost is an excellent effort from Neutrogena to improve the feel and therefore proper use of sunscreen," said judge and dermatologist, Dr Adam Sheridan.
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Weleda expands range
Weleda is expanding its range with the launch of three products part of the Blemished Skin Facial Care collection.
The range works with skin to support and restore sebum levels and reduce the level of bacteria present. Using the powers of willow bark extract and organic liquorice root extract, both known for antimicrobial and soothing properties, as well as organic witch hazel distillate, which acts as a natural astringent, Weleda Blemished Skin Facial Care supports visibly clearer skin and an even complexion.
The range will include Purifying Gel Cleanser ($26.95/100mL), Blemished Skin Refining Lotion ($26.95/30mL) and S.O.S. Spot Treatment ($21.95/10mL), and will be on counter February 1, 2020.
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LUSH launches limited-edition soap for bushfire relief
LUSH has announced the release of a limited-edition soap, All The Wild Things, to raise money for wildlife welfare and habitat restoration in the midst of the bushfire emergency.
Proceeds from All The Wild Things will form the Bush Animal Fund, which is open to eligible organisations to apply for grants to use during the emergency, and for long-term projects focussed on rehabilitation of animals and regeneration of the environment.
“Across our business there has been a call from customers and staff for some way to help. We can only imagine the horror faced out in the bush by those who are going out searching for animal survivors amongst the estimated billion creatures killed so far in the fires," said LUSH global ethics director, Hilary Jones.
"In recognition of the overwhelming task faced by this informal ‘animal’s emergency service’ we will be immediately launching a limited-edition soap, All The Wild Things, with the proceeds going to animal rescue groups providing first aid, rehabilitation and habitat restoration.”
Each soap is $10, and available in stores nationwide and online at au.lush.com from January 24.