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22 Sep

The Goop store in London is closing – is

The Goop store in London is closing – is
The roots of recent day Wellness Culture can, undoubtedly, be traced back to Gwyneth Paltrow and Goop. So what does it mean that the corporate is permanently closing down its West London Gooptique – it’s first and only store outside of North America? This week, the news broke that Paltrow had signed the forms to shut down the UK branch of her business, which never reopened after its pandemic closure and had reportedly lost £1.4 million since 2020.  Considering the boom that the wellness industry has seen within the last five years, this closure comes as somewhat of a surprise. The Global Wellness Institute valued the global wellness industry at $4.4 trillion in 2020 and predicts this may grow to $7...
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17 Sep

Goop Launches Color Cosmetics Balm – WWD

Goop Launches Color Cosmetics Balm – WWD
Goop is getting a bit more colourful. While the brand may not seem synonymous with color, Goop is diving into cosmetics with its skin care-infused Colorblur Glow Balm, $34. In true Goop fashion, the brand approached the makeup category through a skincare and wellness-oriented lens. The product, which is available in five sheer but buildable shades, employs sea buckthorn oil, vitamin E and safflower oil to spice up moisture and protect the skin. “The thought was the best way to get that Goop glow and still be delivering skincare,” said Goop beauty director Jean Godfrey-June, noting this launch poses a chance for extra cosmetic products in the longer term. “The formula began from skincare after which adding these great sheer...
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14 May

Gryt Desires to Be Goop for Gen A –

Gryt Desires to Be Goop for Gen A –
From zits and other hormonal changes to the general ambiguity of adolescence, Gryt desires to guide Gen Alpha consumers through all of it. The non-public care brand and community platform launches tomorrow with a three-product skincare line comprised of a Face Courage Every day Cleanser, Balancing Act Face Moisturizer and So Chill Super Serum. Priced at $24 or less and geared toward consumers between the ages of 8 and 16, the EWG-Verified products include niacinamide, willow bark extract, aloe vera and ashwagandha amongst other ingredients. “Essentially the most useful thing we will do during these childhood is deal with teaching healthy habits and small steps that may have a compounding impact over time,” said Carly Kaufman, a board-certified functional medicine...
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