Carol Thomas Daily

A new partnership focuses on consistent dermatological care after disasters, addressing systemic health inequities in Los Angeles and New Orleans. This initiative demonstrates a shift towards sustainable corporate social impact.

Rejuva Fresh receives expanded CE certification for its EMSTRONG platform, broadening its application beyond urinary incontinence to include treatment for sexual dysfunction. The company is poised to benefit from the growing ‘intimate wellness’ market.

Cellugy, a leader in biofabricated cellulose, appoints former Estée Lauder VP Steven Schnittger to its board, bolstering efforts to replace microplastics and petrochemicals in cosmetics.

Biovoz is partnering with the University of Auckland to develop skincare that moves beyond surface-level treatments, aiming to influence skin health at the genetic level. Can this approach unlock the future of anti-aging?

Wellness giant Shaklee appoints Samantha Ballard as President of its clean beauty brand, Pomifera, signaling a strategic push into the growing sustainable beauty market. The move highlights a commitment to direct selling and values-driven consumerism.

Wellness tech firm LifeWave launched a new AI-powered marketing platform alongside product updates, signaling a push to modernize its direct sales approach. But concerns linger over product claims and industry scrutiny.

Homewerks Worldwide’s acquisition of Character Project Kits signals a growing trend towards empowering homeowners with accessible DIY plumbing solutions. The deal positions the company to capitalize on a booming home improvement market.

A new skincare brand founded by a pediatrician is tackling low sunscreen adoption rates among teen boys and young men with a preventative approach and co-created formulations.

New wearable from Homedics offers a silent, personalized wake-up experience targeting mismatched sleep schedules and seeking to improve well-being without disturbing partners.

The beauty tech company launches a new full-face LED mask boasting seven wavelengths and over 240 LEDs, aiming to deliver professional-grade results in the comfort of home. Is multi-color the future of skincare?