This week, the exosome hype continues as INKEY introduces an exosome complex at a reasonable price with the intention to democratize the beauty trend. Elsewhere, fragrance has some interesting launches as Courtney Cox’s Homecourt enters the laundry space, and Evereden launches a collection of hair and body mists with the safety of young skin in mind. Including drops from Luna Daily, YSE Beauty, and Cocokind, here’s what recently caught our editorial team’s attention.RETAILVegan beauty brand Finding Ferdinand, launched in 2015 by sister duo Nhu Le and My Le, has made its retail debut through a partnership with Credo Beauty. The brand is now available in 14 Credo stores nationwide.Dermatologist-developed haircare brand SEEN is set to expand its presence at Ulta Beauty from April 6. The growth will take the brand from its current position in 702 doors to full nationwide distribution.British haircare brand Rehab has launched in 150 Sainsbury’s stores across the UK. The expansion marks the brand's third major retail partnership this year, following successful launches into Selfridges and Boots, which came after a 2,800% YoY growth in sales from 2023-2024.Katy Cottam’s bodycare brand Luna Daily has launched at Marks & Spencer. The brand is now available both online and in-store, stocking hero products including The Everywhere Spray-to-Wipe, The Everywhere Wash, and The Everywhere (No) Soap.Hybrid skincare and suncare brand Naked Sundays has expanded its UK presence by launching at 200 Boots doors and online.