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Haus Labs Lady Gaga

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Fashion, Design & Beauty

Lady Gaga’s Haus Laboratories Makeup Launches Vegan Eye Shadow Palette

Lady Gaga’s beauty brand Haus Laboratories introduces the Love For Sale Shadow Palette, released in the run-up to the album of the same name by Lady Gaga and legendary jazz singer Tony Bennett, which will be released on 1st October featuring the duo’s renditions of the Cole Porter songbook. Developed in Italy, the vegan eye shadows are now available in 18 shades ranging from matte shades and are suitable for all skin tones. Haus Laboratories was founded in 2019 by Gaga as a “global, digital-native makeup brand that celebrates art, colour and self-love”. Haus Labs is known for its eyeliners in liquid, micro-tip, kajal and gel pencils, lipsticks, Lip Crayons, award-winning The Edge Precision Brow Pencils, and PhD Hybrid Lip Oils. All products are 100% …

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Fashion, Design & Beauty

Google Analytics Data Reveals UK Trends in Vegan and Cruelty-Free Beauty

A study by online store Shop Like You Give a Damn looked at the most Googled vegan and cruelty-free beauty, makeup and skincare phrases, as well as products and brands in the UK, including differences by country and city. The results also show the most searched beauty and cosmetics brands in each location; interestingly, people in the Scottish city of Aberdeen are very interested in cruelty-free makeup brushes!

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Fashion, Design & Beauty

Givaudan Launches ‘New Red 1805’ Pigment for Vegan Make-up, Made From a Chinese Radish

Givaudan Active Beauty has launched a new plantbased pigment created with Chinese red radish ‘Raphanus Sativus L’. The New Red 1805, for use in natural make-up, offers a sustainable alternative to conventional synthetic red pigments, creating opportunities for producers to respond to the increasing trend for vegan and cleaner beauty.

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Urban Decay

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Cosmetics & Bodycare

Demand for Cruelty-Free and Vegan Cosmetics is “Spiralling” – US Market to Surpass US$3 Bn by 2025

The global cosmetics market is seeing “spiraling demand for cruelty-free and vegan” options, according to a recent study which states that the US market for vegan cosmetics is forecast to surpass US$3 billion by the end of 2025. Yesterday as an example we reported on Rihanna’s Fenty Skin which took $100K in just a few weeks after launching.

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Fashion, Design & Beauty

Kat Von D sells Ownership of KVD Vegan Beauty to Focus on Vegan Shoe Brand Von D Shoes

After a 12 year partnership, founder Kat Von D has announced that she has made a full departure from her make-up brand KVD Beauty to focus on other artistic endeavours, namely her vegan shoe line and upcoming album. Effective immediately, this makes KENDO the sole owner and force behind the beauty line.

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Fashion, Design & Beauty

Meet Thrive Causemetics: Vegan Make-Up with Added Philanthropic Value

The vegan make-up company “Meet Thrive Causemetics” has managed to expand from a small make-up startup to a multi-million dollar company in just three years. The vegan brand now sells one tube of mascara every nine seconds, and every time a product is purchased, another is donated to women in need. Thrive Causemetics sees its philanthropic efforts as an essential factor behind the success of the company. According to a study by Cone Communications, over 90 percent of customers are very interested in where the money they spend goes, and most would switch to a brand which they know spends the money well. Founder Karissa Bodnar markets Thrive Causemetics products with the maxim “beauty with meaning”. For every product sold, another product is donated to …

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