Tag: hair care

Vegamour has expanded into retail, now available at Sephora.com, WWD has learned exclusively. Vegan and plant-based — using wild harvested, organic ingredients — the brand’s line of hair care products, lash and brow serums and supplements fall under Sephora’s “clean” category. Priced between $28 and $80, the range of goods has been developed to target

Hair care business Mielle Organics has signed a major investment deal with Berkshire Partners, which is buying a minority stake in the business. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Berkshire generally invests between $100 million and $1 billion per deal. Mielle was founded in 2014, and makes hair care and skin care products

This last year has definitely been rough on us and our bodies, as we have tried to adapt to living through a pandemic. Some of that stress and restlessness has contributed to some exciting beauty experimentation, especially at home — take the pink hair-color trend, which doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon. Unfortunately,

Shampoos are tricky for me. They're obviously a necessary part of my wash day routine, but so many of them leave my hair in tangles. Worse yet, some of them claim to be moisturizing, but when you wash them out, it's like, meh, where's my conditioner at?  But sometimes, shampoos impress me so much, I

Just over a year after it first hit shelves, TPH by Taraji, the brainchild of actor Taraji P. Henson, is adding to its family of products — and it couldn't come at a better time. At the height of winter and the top of the second month of 2021, TPH launches its Intense Moisture +

Getting shampooed at the salon has always been one of our favorite rituals. There's nothing quite like kicking back in a big chair, neck nestled in a specially curved sink as a stylist or assistant turns the usually mundane task of washing your hair into a mini massage you wish could go on forever. And

Pattern Beauty isn’t just a hair-care brand. To actress Tracee Ellis Ross, its chief executive office and founder, it’s personal. “Like so many Black women and women with curly and coily and tight-textured hair, we could probably chronicle our journey through self-acceptance with our journey with our hair,” Ross said in conversation with WWD executive

She first noticed it back in June — about three months after her earliest COVID-19 symptoms set in. "I started seeing a lot of hair coming off in my hairbrush," says Courtney Dunlop, a long-time beauty editor and cofounder of Good Clean Wine in Springfield, Missouri. "Then it was like a dam had broken: I