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Don’t miss out on TikTok’s fast-paced news cycle. Here’s the latest content users can’t stop talking about.
Katie Fang, a 17-year-old high school student, is the latest beauty influencer getting the Alix Earle treatment. Fang has gained 1.9 million followers from her get ready with me (GRWM) videos in which the high school student shares her skin care and makeup routine. Her content is already inspiring purchases, including Glow Recipe’s toner, Rare Beauty’s blush and Dior’s backstage concealer.
Gen-Z-focussed skin care brand Bubble is the talk of TikTok. Avid fans are comparing its products to Drunk Elephant. But not all TikTok users are in agreement, with some arguing that Bubble’s products don’t measure up to Drunk Elephant and others saying they’re better. Bubble’s skincare products start at $12.
YSL’s Candy Glaze Lip Gloss Sticks are the latest luxury beauty product to take TikTok by storm. The item retails for $39 and is backed by TikTok it girl Alix Earle.
While 2020′s racial reckoning promised sweeping industry change, progress has been slow. Today, Black beauty brands are hoping to court their consumers in more creative ways.
Rising room rates have prompted hotel owners to raise the bar on travel-sized toiletries as the industry contends with changing realities, like the move away from single-use plastics.
BoF Careers provides essential industry insights for beauty professionals this month, featuring roles from Burberry, Fashion Nova and Chalhoub Group.
At the second session of The Business of Beauty Global Forum, speakers including Sephora Americas chief executive Jean-André Rougeot and Mielle Organics founder Monique Rodriguez charted beauty’s next stage of growth.