Norwegian skincare brand reports rising customer demand for its Arctic botanical formulations as shoppers move away ...
Vegan skincare that actually works for you
Switching to vegan skincare is more than an ethical choice—it’s a way to nourish your skin with plant-based ingredients while avoiding common irritants. With the right knowledge, you can choose ...
Editors Are Obsessed With This Affordable, Dermatologist-Founded Brand—10 Skincare Products to Try Now
One of the first dermatologists I interviewed after becoming Cosmo’s beauty editor was Samantha Ellis, MD. I’d fallen in love with her YouTube channel, where she explained skincare, procedures, and ...
The Japanese Way: Supporting Sensitive Skin with Iki Skincare
One brand leaning into this approach is Iki Skincare, which draws from Japanese-inspired routines while developing modern formulations specifically for sensitive skin. Rather than positioning itself ...
‘Leave skin looking fresh’ with Home Bargains £15 skincare reduced to just £3
A skincare formula promising to leave skin "radiant" and deliver a "natural glow" has been reduced at Home Bargains. The discount retailer, which operates hundreds of stores across the UK, has slashed ...
Sake In Your Skincare? How Japanese Breweries Are Tapping Into Beauty
Rich in active ingredients, amino acids, and enzymes, this long-guarded beauty secret of the Geisha is now available to modern beauty enthusiasts. ByCarolyn Ramoran Hamilton, Former Contributor.
A full breakdown of the 10 best skincare brands for men
AS A GROOMING editor, I’m constantly testing products from both emerging brands and classic favorites, which culminates in two major outcomes. First, I’m regularly discovering new and exciting ...
Inside Tru Niagen’s Expansion Into NAD+ Beauty And Skincare
Tru Niagen is expanding its patented nicotinamide riboside, known as Niagen, into skincare and beauty supplements. Driven by consumer demand, Niagen Bioscience’s leadership in N ...
Why Women Are Burned Out And Why Skincare Isn’t The Full Solution
As burnout rises, Black women are navigating a deeper layer of stress, one that beauty routines alone can’t resolve, says Dr. Ewoma Ukeleghe, a UK-trained physician and aesthetic specialist.