https://www.voguebusiness.com/beauty/inside-the-growing-backlash-against-celebrity-skincare-brands
Moisturiser by Travis Barker. As celebrity skincare launches flood the market, an industry backlash is growing. "We are scientists — not celebrities," says Deciem, the multimillion company that owns skincare brands The Ordinary and Niod, in an Instagram post, which has racked up more than 26,000 likes and hundreds of favourable comments

https://www.bloomberg.com/graphics/2023-celebrity-beauty-brands-makeup-skincare/
Big companies are scooping up skincare brands as a way of acquiring innovation and adding younger customers — just not the brands tied to stars: Estée Lauder bought Deciem for $1 billion in

https://www.oprahdaily.com/beauty/skin-makeup/a43687470/are-celebrity-skincare-brands-worth-it/
Celebrity: John Legend. Legend's line works for all skin types but caters to melanin-rich skin, with antioxidants and moisturizers that specifically counter dryness and hyperpigmentation issues. (The brand has board-certified dermatologist Naana Boakye, MD, as its director of dermatology.) "All the formulas contain rose hip and sea

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/ellendurney/scarlett-johansson-skincare-backlash-celeb-beauty-brands
Interestingly, fans seemed to take issue with the prospect of a skincare line a little more than the usual makeup brands. They were quick to note that celeb skincare brands hinge on the promise that the products will give you the same polished skin as your favorite celeb, who likely achieved their glow with the help of the world's best dermatologists and specialist procedures.

https://www.refinery29.com/en-gb/celebrity-skincare-brands-kylie-skin-fenty-beauty
It began with makeup - namely Kylie's Lip Kits and Rihanna's Fenty Beauty - but celebrities are cashing in on our love of skincare, too. There's a clear split in the celebrity skincare

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The clear liquid attracts water to the skin like a magnet and helps lock in moisture and plump the skin for an anti-aging effect. $30 at Ulta Beauty $32 at Amazon $32 at keyssoulcare.com. Alicia Keys teamed up with e.l.f. to launch her beauty lifestyle brand Keys Soulcare.

https://www.cosmeticsdesign.com/Article/2023/01/18/Are-celeb-and-influencer-brands-really-failing
Yet Mayo cautioned that it's still too early to say whether new celebrity brand launches are failing. "Of the 37 celebrity beauty brands we are measuring in our database, 22 are experiencing year-over-year growth, five are in decline, and the rest are too new to measure growth," she said. "Considering that 90% of all new brand launches

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/beauty/g38569976/best-celebrity-beauty-brands-and-products/
In addition to one-of-a-kind fragrances, each of the singer's bottles looks effortlessly stylish on any counter. $65 at ondabeauty.com. Credit: Onda Beauty. For those experiencing menopause or not

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Star Product: The Firming Vegan Collagen Prep Serum ($46) won an Allure Best of Beauty Award as one of 2022's best skin-care products for sensitive skin. The lightweight milky formula is made from

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A little goes a long way— one or two drops is all you need for a super-pigmented hue that blends in seamlessly and lasts all day long. $42 at Credo Beauty $50 at Walmart $38 at Amazon. Credit

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The Best Celebrity Makeup Brands We've Tried Image via Haus Labs. Haus Labs by Lady Gaga. Lady Gaga launched Haus Laboratories in 2019 in partnership with Amazon — the only major beauty brand to do so at the time — and it's grown to become a trusted cosmetics line after relaunching in 2022. Committed to being a clean brand, Haus Labs' products are formulated without "2,700 questionable

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One of her most notable products is the Matte Fluid Eye Paint. There are 26 shades available ranging from neutrals to highlighter yellows. The Eye Paint even won a Best of Beauty Award from Allure in 2021. About Face also offers gorgeous highlighters, lip glosses and lipsticks, along with body illuminators.

https://www.vogue.com/article/celebrity-beauty-brands-worth-the-buzz
S'Able Labs Qasil Cleanser. $30. S'ABLE LABS. S'Able Labs Baobab Moisturizer. $56. S'ABLE LABS. As celebrities continue to move into the world of beauty, one Vogue editor spotlights six brands

https://www.kantar.com/north-america/inspiration/analytics/are-celebrity-brands-really-disrupting-the-skincare-market
Download the report In recent years, a growing number of celebrities have launched their own skincare brands. Unsurprisingly, the trend has since raised questions around how this will impact the skincare industry and more specifically, how celebrity brands fare against established non-celebrity skincare.

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[CREDITS][Music] http://www.purple-planet.com[Music] Kevin Macleod

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The Stranger Things star launched Florence by Mills, aimed for Gen Z beauty buyers. The beauty and skincare products are super affordable (everything is $10 to $34) and can honestly be enjoyed by

https://www.womenshealthmag.com/uk/beauty/skin/a45994752/celebrity-beauty-brands/
The brand encourages consumers to transform their skincare routine into a ritual and every product in the range includes its own affirmation. View full post on Instagram The chemists: This has a

https://www.vogue.com/article/beauty-secrets-vogues-best-celebrity-skincare-moments-of-2023
In Vogue 's best celebrity skincare moments of 2023, everyone from the "Boyfriend" singer to PinkPantheress, Jihyo, Salem Mitchell, Julianne Moore, and Eva Longoria have spilled their

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Taylor Hill / Emma McIntyre / Getty Images. Selena Gomez. Tracee Ellis Ross. Hailey Bieber. Rihanna. Lady Gaga. Gwen Stefani. Gabrielle Union. These are just a handful of Hollywood names that have

https://www.glamour.com/story/celebrity-skincare-what-makes-celebs-skin-look-so-good
The mix of water and heat opens up pores, releases impurities and softens the skin. If you don't have a face steamer, boil a pot of water, then remove it from the heat. Lean over it just enough so

https://www.reddit.com/r/SkincareAddiction/comments/y7sfj5/misc_celebrity_skincare_lines_are_insincere_and/
99.9% of skincare brands are capitilising on what many of us struggle with, celebrity or not. I detest it. It makes it overwhelming for anyone trying to figure out their skin pathologies and is a nasty way to make us feel our skin isn't normal and that we're doing something wrong by not using their product.

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Absolutely not. I have spent so much time and money finding out the perfect skincare routine and I'm not about to mess up my skin. I have cystic acne and only use what my derm prescribes and cerave. Skincare lines seem to just be a fad right now for celebs and I'm sure in 2 years, they'll be discontinued.

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/beauty/skin-care/g61242758/best-pore-minimizers/
The 2024 Skincare Awards The 6 Best High Frequency Skincare Wands to Add to Your Routine; The 20 Best Men's Skincare Sets for Father's Day and Beyond; The 10 Best Face Massagers for Sculpting and

https://www.lofficielusa.com/beauty/mens-skincare-nail-polish-brands-celebrity-mgk-harry-styles
From Brad Pitt's skincare brand Le Domaine to Harry Styles' clean life brand, male celebrities are making statements with their entrances into the beauty world. Celebrity-backed beauty brands have been continuously growing. From Rihanna 's revolutionary Fenty Beauty empire to Selena Gomez 's Rare Beauty, and most recently, Ariana Grande 's R.E

https://www.harpersbazaar.com/beauty/health/a44131185/take-the-edge-off-jillian-dempsey/
You've likely seen beauty founder and celebrity makeup artist Jillian Dempsey's handiwork on red carpets, at photoshoots, and elsewhere, on stars like Kristen Stewart, Jennifer Lawrence, and

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Tip 1: Identify Your Skin Type And Concerns. Understanding your skin type is the first step in finding a product that meets your needs, says Jessica Ross, a makeup artist and vice president of

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Get glowing, radiant skin with 30% off everything from the celebrity-approved skincare brand. This includes the Solawave Skincare Wand and the Wrinkle & Bacteria Clearing Light Therapy Mask.

https://www.eonline.com/news/1404198/tinxs-favorite-beauty-products-are-so-easy-to-use-even-if-youre-bad-at-makeup
More From Tinx: "The reason that I like the RMS one is it's clean beauty.You can draw outside the lines, mess up, and it doesn't matter. I like to overline. I know some people don't, but for me

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Sir Elton John endorsed the Labour Party and Sir Keir Starmer in a video message at a major Labour campaign rally in London. Meanwhile, Rishi Sunak was mobbed by worshippers at a temple in London.