Must Read: Beauty Companies Are Rethinking (But Not Discontinuing) Skin-Lightening Products, LVMH Prize Set up Grant for Previous Winners
Plus, Veja becomes even more sustainable.
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Must Read: How Beauty Sampling Will Change Post-Pandemic, Some Brands Are Getting the Crisis Pivot Right
Plus, a look at why people turn to knitting during times of turmoil.
11 Biodegradable Makeup Wipes You Can Throw Right In the Compost
Some of them break down in as quickly as 28 days.
Beauty Product 'Capsules' May Be the Cutting Edge of Sustainable Skin-Care Innovation
Don't be fooled by their squishy outsides.
ICYMI: Denim Dresses, Tatcha Gets Acquired & Scouting Models at Coachella
A must-read roundup of our most popular stories of the week. You're welcome.
Unilever Acquires Skin-Care Brand Tatcha for a Reported $500 Million
The luxury beauty company is also supposedly on track for $100 million in sales this year.
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Must Read: The 2019 'Vanity Fair' Hollywood Issue Is Here, Are Watchdog Instagram Accounts Doing Any Good?
Plus, four ways the sneaker resale market will change in 2019.
Burberry, H&M, Unilever and More Sign Commitment to Address Global 'Plastics Crisis'
With signatories representing companies that produce 20 percent of all the plastic packaging on the globe, the initiative has potential for real impact.
For Major Beauty Companies, Brand Incubation Is the Way of the Future
"You have the strength of this company to support, fund and help direct these brands, which is really ideally the best of both worlds."
The Beauty Industry Has a Lot to Learn About Transparency, According to a New Survey
Students from FIT's 2018 Cosmetic and Fragrance Marketing and Management graduate program polled consumers on a global scale.
True Botanicals Is Ushering In the New Age of Natural Skin Care
"There is a huge revolution in the works — consumers are getting very smart."
How a Single Mom Channeled a Cancer Diagnosis Into a Thriving, Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Company
Beauty Bakerie's functional makeup caters to busy women who can't be bothered to worry about touch-ups.
Must Read: Calvin Klein Unveils Latest CK One Fragrance Campaign, Behind Gucci's Collection for Elton John
Plus, Condé Nast International releases a new Code of Conduct to combat future sexual abuse in the workplace.
The 2018 Fashionista Beauty Industry Game Changers
These are the ideas, tech and trends that are shaking up the cosmetics business now.
How Drugstore Beauty Is Rebranding For a New Generation
The mass beauty establishment is undergoing an aesthetic reawakening.
A New Eco-Conscious Beauty Brand Aims to Bring Sustainability to Drugstore Shelves
Meet Love Beauty and Planet, Unilever's latest venture.
Must Read: 'Moonlight' Star Mahershala Ali Covers GQ, Kim K's Beauty Line Projected to Make $14.4 Million in Minutes
Plus, who will win the battle for retail supremacy — Wal-Mart or Amazon?
Must Read: Anna Cleveland Faces Lawsuit, Victoria Beckham to Receive Order of the British Empire
Plus, Unilever is getting sued over St. Ives Apricot Scrub.
Jennifer Aniston Splits With Living Proof as Unilver Acquires The Brand
The terms of the deal have not been disclosed.
Must Read: Marc by Marc Jacobs to Collaborate with Disney, Converse Sales Are Way Up
And Proenza Schouler's new interim CEO is all about handbags.
See the Top 25 of Beauty Inc's List of the 100 Best Beauty Companies
Every year Beauty Inc ranks the world's top 100 beauty companies and this morning, the results came in for 2010. While it's not exactly a shocker who made the list (L'Oreal, Proctor & Gamble and Chanel all nabbed top spots) it is surprising to note how the overall list has changed since last year. Namely, that total sales have increased--25.1% to be exact--and that, in particular, small firms saw a large amount of growth, with the list's 100th-ranked company showing a 9.2% increase since 2009. The news is particularly heartening because, in case you haven't heard, retail isn't exactly having a good year. But not everyone was immune to the recent financial crisis: Of the 15 companies that saw a decline in sales, seven were from Japan, where consumer confidence has been in a continual downward spiral. See the list of the top 25 beauty companies after the jump.