We’ve gathered our on-demand and top performing content for March 2025. Settle in and have a read to make sure you stay on the top of your game.
Behind the Scare Headlines: The Missing Context Around the Recent Benzoyl Peroxide Voluntary Recalls
Learn the truth about the La Roche-Posay Effaclar recall — a limited retail recall with minimal benzene risk. Experts confirm no urgent danger to consumers.
K-Beauty's Biggest Breakup? How US Policies Could Change Everything
Since the newly appointed President of the United States, Donald Trump, took office, he has flipped the script, particularly across DEI, tariffs, and trade policies.
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From Spa Train Journeys to Sauna Discos: The New Touchpoints of Wellness in 2025
With the global wellness market set to reach $8.5 trillion by 2027, having a grasp of the vast complexities of the market is vital to tapping into its revenue potential.
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Power Players: Most Active Beauty Investors of 2024
For the fourth year, BeautyMatter has surfaced the most active investors based on dealmaking tracked in our BeautyMatter Index.
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Undereye Patches: Symbols of Culture, Status, and Luxury
With consumers seeking new ways to seamlessly integrate their self-care routines into their daily lives, one product seems to be leading the charge—blending hydration, convenience, and style all at once: undereye patches.
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From Kicks to Spritz: How Teenage Boys Are Rewriting Sneaker Culture Stances Through Fragrance
For today's generation of teenage boys, fragrance is no longer an afterthought (or a stash of Axe box sets collated from last-minute Christmas presents gifted by distant relatives)—it's the password to an exclusive club that every adolescent male wants to be a part of.
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Exclusive: U.S. FDA Confirms New Sunscreen Requirements Mandate Animal Testing
With the Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA) taking effect in December 2023, cosmetics companies must now meet new regulatory requirements.
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Lush at 30: The Business of Sustainability, Ethics, and Rewriting Beauty's Rules
Lush, the UK-based handmade cosmetics brand, has spent the last 30 years redefining what it means to be a truly sustainable beauty company.
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Neiman Marcus Closes Its Iconic Dallas Location, Ending a Century-Long Legacy of Luxury Shopping
The iconic Neiman Marcus flagship store in downtown Dallas, which first opened its doors in 1907, will close on March 31, 2025, after the company failed to come to an agreement with its landlord following a decade of negotiations.
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How Eva NYC Is Conquering the Masstige Market
Annie Kolemainen outlines the retail heavy strategy driving the newly relaunched haircare brand’s growth in masstige channels.
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Enhancing Consumer Experience One Sip Every Morning
With the rise of beauty supplements, the integration of taste has become a significant factor in product development and marketing strategies.
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Mibelle Biochemistry: The Swiss Pioneers of Biotech Beauty
Dr. Fred Zülli has been at the forefront of the biotech revolution. Mibelle Biochemistry has been researching, developing, and manufacturing active ingredients inspired by nature—realized by science for the cosmetic and nutraceutical industries since 1991.
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No Corner Cutting: How FP Labs Leverages Its Expertise and Education to Help Brands Navigate Product Development
From tariffs and new legislation to safety standards, FP Labs—a Minnesota-based contract manufacturer of beauty and personal care products—prioritizes creating innovative products and ensuring its brand clients are strong enough to weather any storm.
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