Beauty’s Rush Into GLP-1 Hair Loss

In roughly two years, GLP-1-related hair loss has gone from a side-effect footnote to the engine of a fast-forming beauty category complete with tailored products, creator campaigns, clinical trials and retailer strategies. Brands ranging from established haircare players...

Indian Fragrances Step Into The Spotlight

India has a deep fragrance heritage, from producing attar, the distillation of flowers, woods and spices, to supplying prized ingredients like sandalwood, jasmine and patchouli for global perfumery and sustaining centuries of perfume manufacturing. Now, a new...

Fragrance Still Rules Beauty’s Digital Conversation. Here’s What’s Trending.

Fragrance sales growth may be cooling, but the category remains beauty’s most active area of consumer conversation. It was up 18.4% last year on artificial intelligence-powered market research platform Spate’s Popularity Index,...

The Hard Water Rush: Haircare Brands And Retailers Address Mineral Buildup As Consumer Awareness Grows

Haircare consumers are waking up to a hard truth: Shower water, not their routines or product ingredients, could be the reason their hair suddenly feels dull, dry or harder to manage. That growing realization, fueled by...

6 Beauty Marketing Predictions For 2026: Anti-Ambition, Emotion-First Branding, Ownable Rituals And More

“People talk a lot about community, but nobody really knows how to build one,” says Naomi Emiko, co-founder of marketing agency TNGE Global. Even if the infrastructure behind it is a mystery, she predicts “community” will...

26 Bold Indie Beauty Predictions For 2026

The economy was jolted by three omnipresent forces this year—the national government, artificial intelligence and souring consumer sentiment—and the beauty industry wasn’t spared. Despite many businesses preparing for President Donald Trump’s tariff regime, its...