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12 Nov

12 Korean Skin-Care Black Friday Deals You Can Shop

12 Korean Skin-Care Black Friday Deals You Can Shop
Over here at Allure, we're at all times keeping tabs on the most effective Korean skin-care Black Friday deals to have made it stateside. Sure, K-beauty products are known to be pretty inexpensive — Cosrx and Innisfreewe see you — but we've no complaints if there's just a little discount to sweeten the deal. That is why, in anticipation of Black Friday 2023, we've a very watchful eye on the early sales by all our favourite K brands. Our Top Picks:Best Overall: Missha Time Revolution Artemisia Treatment Essence, $55 $36Best Soko Glam Deal: Neogen Day-Light Protection Airy Sunscreen, $32 $21Best Amazon Deal: Cosrx Snail Mucin 96% Power Repairing Essence, $25 $15Best Ulta Beauty Deal: Tonymoly Timeless Ferment Snail Lip Sleeping Mask, $17...
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12 Nov

Chris Appleton Named U.S. Ambassador of Revive Collagen –

Chris Appleton Named U.S. Ambassador of Revive Collagen –
Chris Appleton has been named U.S. ambassador of Revive Collagen, the liquid ingestible brand founded by Samantha Faiers. “It was just quite organically through social media actually,” Appleton said of first connecting with Faiers. “Just kind of seeing a collagen brand and having a natural interest in collagen myself. It was quite an organic relationship that we built.” Each are English, with a robust social media presence. Appleton, who’s based in L.A., has made a reputation for himself as hairstylist to stars like Jennifer Lopez and Kim Kardashian, while Faiers rose to fame on reality series “The Only Way Is Essex.” “Revive Collagen was attractive to me since it’s a British brand,” Appleton went on. “I believe we share very similar values about...
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12 Nov

Who Will Buy Beauty Assets On the Block? –

Who Will Buy Beauty Assets On the Block? –
As beauty strategics look to trim the fat in an ever-tightening market, the brand ownership model is shifting once more. While strategics selling off assets is nothing latest, the undeniable fact that an unusually high number are on the block, combined with the rumored tranche of brands expected to come back to market in the approaching 12 months, opens the door for other players to extend their participation in beauty — namely private equity. As a refresher, Unilever said in late October that it's preparing to give attention to the highest 30 high-growth brands in its portfolio — in beauty that features Dove, Dermalogica, Paula’s Alternative and Pond’s — as a part of an motion plan unveiled by the corporate’s latest chief...
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