Emily Jensen

1 week ago | glossy.co | Emily Jensen

E.l.f. Beauty has acquired Hailey Bieber’s Rhode in a $1 billion deal. Since its founding in 2022, Rhode has emerged as a leader in the crowded celebrity beauty landscape with on-trend milky serums and viral lip glosses and phone cases. E.l.f. Beauty owns the affordable beauty brand E.l.f., as well as Alicia Keys’s Keys Soulcare brand and Susan Yara’s Naturium, acquired in 2023. It announced the acquisition ahead of its fourth quarter 2025 earnings call.

1 week ago | glossy.co | Emily Jensen

Kiehl’s and Brittany Cartwright have something in common. Despite one being a 174-year-old skin-care brand and one being a Bravo reality star, both went through public breakups in 2024: Kiehl’s ended its partnership with luxury gym chain Equinox to the disappointment of many fans, and Cartwright separated from her husband and “Vanderpump Rules” star Jax Taylor.

2 weeks ago | glossy.co | Emily Jensen

For the 16-year-old hair-care company Rahua, offering “clean” hair products was no longer enough to stand out. With clean formulations table stakes by 2025, the brand founded with a focus on plant-powered hair-care products sourced from the Amazon rainforest needed to find new ways to keep customers coming back.

2 weeks ago | glossy.co | Emily Jensen

When Flamingo Estate founder Richard Christiansen launched his Roma Heirloom Tomato candle in 2020, he did not know the polarizing scent would one day become his brand’s best-selling product. “People loved it, and I think they loved, in some ways, the strangeness of it at the time. But I remember also sitting at a table watching someone smell it who didn’t know that I was related to the brand and turning their nose up like, ‘Who would want to smell a vegetable?’” he said.

2 weeks ago | glossy.co | Emily Jensen

Tenniscore is not over, or so hopes La Roche-Posay. On Tuesday, the L’Oréal-owned skin-care brand will launch the first three videos in a social-first campaign that pits U.S. tennis stars Madison Keys, Frances Tiafoe and Taylor Fritz alongside social media personalities Sabrina Brier, Noah Beck, Cyrus Veyssi and dermatologist Dr. Muneeb Shah.  The “Club La Roche-Posay” campaign, which centers around La Roche-Posay’s Anthelios UV Pro Sport SPF 50, aims to appeal to tennis’s evolving fanbase.