Plus, why beauty companies keep tinkering with their products.

Plus, Glow Recipe launches digital sampling program.

Plus, how coronavirus is disrupting the beauty industry.

Let's see what the hype is about.

Plus, Why basics like toothpaste and deodorant are huge for beauty companies

Is getting Botox or a brow wax worth the possibility of infection, or spreading the virus to someone else who may be at higher risk?

Including picks for every hair type and texture.

The best of the best, as chosen by our editors.

Plus, Haider Ackermann on his relationship with Timothée Chalamet.

With the introduction of sub-brand Kayali, the popular cosmetics company is building out its umbrella of beauty influence.

The new brand, called Ohii, will be available in stores Sept. 10.

It featured a tidy updo, elegantly minimalist makeup and (presumably) a really good waterproof mascara.

The multimillion dollar suit was filed by a stockholder.

The past 12 months have proven that celebrities are the ultimate influencers.

The brand's founder, Paula Begoun, discusses her decades-long career as a beauty industry watchdog.

Cosmetic tattoos aren't what they used to be.

Even better, most of them are under $50.

How do you market to a group who hates marketing?

Straight (heh) from the lips of the hairstylists behind the star's recent spate of flatironed lewks.

It's so much more than just a beauty trend.