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Kat Von D is saying goodbye, announcing that effective today she will no longer be in the beauty business.

Kylie Jenner will continue to to lead creative efforts, as well as social media.

South Korea's Lycl Inc.combines three different business models.

Beauty giant Elizabeth Arden has bought its Red Door Services to New Zealand’s largest shopping centre, Westfield Newmarket.

Mary Kay is taking on beauty chain Ulta, after filing a case in federal court last week for using its ‘LASH LOVE®’ trademark.

The hair care brand has been acquired by one of the largest global private equity investors.

Consumer NZ has found that many sunscreens on the market do not give the protection claimed on the label.

The series has been described as 'Project Runway meets America’s Next Top Model with a dash of beauty.'

It will be the company’s first acquisition of an Asia-based beauty brand.

The deal means that Jenner will keep a 49 per cent stake in her business.

The deal, which is expected to reach US$70b, would be the biggest private equity buyout in history.

Waxing and laser hair removal experts OFF&ON are dipping their toes into appearance medicine.

Employees have formed a 500-strong media union that will encompass more magazine and digital titles than almost any other in the US.

DECIEM has announced it will completely shut up shop on November 29.

The company has announced it will now be focusing more on its fragrance, cosmetics and skincare businesses.

Other retailers are also exploring sales.

Toni Ko has announced her return to the beauty industry with the launch of a new company.

The acquisition is in line with Shiseido's global expansion strategy.

Pioneers of the inner beauty industry, The Beauty Chef, has raised $10 million from Point King Capital.

Gone are the boom days of 2016-2018 when the flow of M&As seemed constant, and it appears there's a few reasons for that.

The cult-favourite prestige brand has just scored its first outside investment.

Johnson & Johnson, L’Oréal, P&G and Sephora were among the brands that made the list.

While an offer can not yet be confirmed, its thought discussions are still in process.

Kylie Jenner's namesake brand is apparently suffering due to a lack of customer loyalty.

Dermalogica, Hourglass and Ren were singled out for their double digit growth.

The first of its kind, the policy aims to strengthen ingredient safety and transparency on a global scale.

The social media site has recently announced new video functionalities aiming to further reach audiences.

The French beauty giant said the investment demonstrates its support of new sustainable development technologies.

The deal sets the stage for the world’s biggest beauty company to dabble in fashion once more.