Lynsey Barber
Science Writer at Cosmetics Business
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cosmeticsbusiness.com | Lynsey Barber
Dr. Squatch has sparked a backlash after announcing the launch of a limited edition soap with actress Sydney Sweeney which contains a controversial ingredient. Sydney’s Bathwater Bliss is infused with bath water from the Hollywood actress, the men’s grooming brand claimed. Announcing the launch on social media, Dr. Squatch posted on Instagram: “In collaboration with Sydney Sweeney, we created a limited-edition soap infused with her ACTUAL bathwater. “Why? Because y’all wouldn’t stop asking.
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cosmeticsbusiness.com | Lynsey Barber
By Lynsey Barber | Published: 29-May-2025 The Last Showgirl actress, known for her minimalist make-up, is promoting a hair care range for the first time L’Oréal has named Pamela Anderson as the new face of professional hair care brand Biolage. The Hollywood actress has hit headlines in recent years for her inspiring make-up-free appearances on the red carpet.
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cosmeticsbusiness.com | Lynsey Barber
Verescence, one of the world’s biggest suppliers of glass bottles to the fragrance and cosmetics industry, has been sold by Stirling Square Capital Partners in a multimillion-euro deal. A consortium of Movendo Capital and asset manager Draycott has acquired the 130-year-old French glassmaker. The deal values Verescence at €490m, including debt, Bloomberg reports, citing people familiar with the matter.
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cosmeticsbusiness.com | Lynsey Barber
By Lynsey Barber | Published: 28-May-2025 Vania Lacascade will succeed her as Global Brand President of the premium brand L’Oréal Groupe has named a new boss to lead its Lancôme brand as longstanding chief Françoise Lehmann is set to step down. Lehmann will leave Lancôme this summer after 12 years as Global Brand President, and 37 years at L’Oréal Groupe.
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cosmeticsbusiness.com | Lynsey Barber
A potential link between the skin’s microbiome and mental wellbeing has been uncovered for the first time, according to a new study by scientists published in the British Journal of Dermatology. The presence of cutibacterium, a common bacterium on the skin, was found to be associated with lower stress levels and improved mood.
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Really can’t believe this news. @sohear was a fantastic journalist and person, incredibly kind. A big loss and thoughts with his family, friends and loved ones https://t.co/bS78IWHafX
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