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28 Mar

Travis Barker of Blink-182 Launches Tattoo After Care Products

Relating to tattoos, Travis Barker means business. Literally. The Blink-182 drummer, who's currently on tour, is launching a Tattoo Aftercare Collection under his brand Barker Wellness. The road features a Tattoo Aftercare Balm, $20, to support healing, and a Tattoo Butter, $22, to moisturize the skin and enhance the ink’s vibrancy with key ingredients like jojoba oil and shea butter. Barker Wellness Tattoo Aftercare Balm Courtesy “Given my love for tattoos, the launch of the Tattoo Aftercare Collection was the natural next step for Barker Wellness,” Barker said. “I’m excited to supply tattoo enthusiasts with products that reflect each my passion for clean wellness products and my understanding of the art of tattooing. These products offer one of the best look...

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27 Mar

Natural, By-subscription Personal Care Brand 900.care Raises 21M Euros

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PARIS — Natural, refillable, by-subscription skincare and hygiene brand 900.care has raised 21 million euros. The funding round was led by Lombard Odier Investment Managers, alongside 900.care historic investors White Star Capital, Swen Blue Ocean and Founders Future. With the brand new funds the French brand’s founders Aymeric Grange and Thomas Arnaudo plan to step up 900.care’s internationalization in neighboring countries after successfully entering Belgium and Switzerland. The duo launched the brand in 2021 with the aim of converting consumers to refillable natural hygiene and care products, due to this fact eschewing single-use plastic. The natural products range from shower gels, toothpaste, deodorant and shampoo to laundry and dishwashing tablets. The products, that are made in France, were beta-tested by greater than 10,000 people....

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26 Mar

Swedish Pharmacy Stops Selling Advanced Skin Care to Kids

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Swedish Pharmacy Stops Selling Advanced Skin Care to Kids

PARIS — Sweden’s Apotek Hjärtat pharmacy chain is taking steps to ban the sale of advanced skin take care of the under-15 set. A swell of tweens, often known as “Sephora kids,” have found their technique to the skincare aisles, especially within the U.S., thanks largely to the mounting prominence of beauty chatter on social media. Apotek Hjärtat, the leading Swedish pharmacy chain, said in a press release that to ensure that people to purchase advanced skincare, they need to be above 15 years of age, have their parents’ approval or have a skin condition justifying the products’ use. Advanced skincare, in accordance with the pharmacy, includes AHA acid, BHA acid, vitamin A, vitamin C, enzyme peeling and mechanical peels with physical grains. “We would...

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26 Mar

Europe’s Buzzy Indie Skin Care and Wellness Brands Not

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Europe’s Buzzy Indie Skin Care and Wellness Brands Not

PARIS — A spate of European indie skincare and wellness brands haven't yet made it to the U.S., but are ripe for the stocking by retailers there. Consider indies because the mice that roar, and the numbers prove their bite. Indie skincare sales last 12 months within the U.S. were especially strong, equaling $9.1 billion, a 14 percent year-on-year increase. That followed on from 11 percent growth in 2022. Meanwhile, unit sales in 2023 against 2022 grew by double digits, in response to Circana. “On this current digital age, indies have quickly risen to be a powerful segment in beauty, representing $30.5 billion in sales and capturing a 32 percent dollar share of the category,” said NielsenIQ in its report titled “The Rise of...

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