Cosmetics

Revenue for the quarter was up 39% YoY to Rs 1,230.8 crore

The Nothing Ear (stick) is expected to be an affordable pair of true wireless earbuds. It may lack the Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) feature, which was available on the Nothing Ear (1)

Joint initiative to explore potential application of AI, ML IoT and AR/VR in cosmetics and dermatology, and product development and personalisation at L'Oreal

Company, popular in India with its range of 'toxin-free' products last valued at $1.2 bn.

The lipstick maker began talks with lenders ahead of looming debt maturities to try to steer the business clear of bankruptcy, a report said

CAIT said it is a myth that about 3,000 big brands of corporate houses are catering to the needs of the people of the country

The brand usually caters to premium consumers in personal care and baby care and it is a recent entrant in India

The deal size was not disclosed

Falguni Nayar declined to give a timeline for the rollout but said the company was targeting 100 cities.

The company, which saw investors pull out of a fund raise as the pandemic struck, is now eyeing an annual revenue run rate of Rs 600 cr by this December

Before the Covid-19 outbreak in the country, Vineeta Singh's firm SUGAR had already crossed Rs 100 crore in net revenue and posted an 85% YoY growth rate

Luxury retailers and beauty companies have had earnings dented by the closure of airport duty-free shops and high street stores,

After beauty, skin and hair care, household products gets herbal range; analysts say filling white spaces

Shoppers searching Google for cosmetics will be able to try them on virtually through a deal with L'Oreal, as the French group looks to make up for lost store sales caused by coronavirus lockdowns

Emami said it had trademark rights over the name and that it was consulting legal experts on the matter.

On Friday, a company spokesperson said the group had acknowledged legitimate concerns about the terms used to describe skin even-ing products.

The Rs 2,000-crore brand, which enjoys a 40 per cent share of the fairness market, pegged at Rs 5,000 crore, will now have a new identity.

Nykaa was started in 2012 by Falguni Nayar. It has raised $93.3 million excluding the lastest fund infusion by Steadview Capital

The shift is pronounced as consumers take to online channels to shop for make-up products