Discover the Latest in Hair and Beauty: Kiwabi, BareMinerals, and Urban Decay
For a scalp that feels delightfully refreshed and rejuvenated, Kiwabi is the one to turn to. What started off as a small hair care brand in Japan has transformed into a global must-have. The brand focuses on the concept of tackling problems from the roots, allowing one’s mane to feel soft, filled with volume and smell divine. The brand also includes signature collections: Root Vanish, a grey hair care routine, and Root Beauté, scalp care formulas. Regardless of the chosen product, they include a variety of botanical extracts and plant oils that are clean, powerful and beneficial ingredients that replenish one’s hair from deep within. Great tea leaf extract, gotu kola extract, seaweed extract blend, wild yam extract and a variety of other health-driven components contribute to the many concoctions.—Lola Cristall
Has it been 30 years already? BareMinerals is celebrating its anniversary, founded by Leslie Blodgett on the simple premise that make-up should be good for your skin. To celebrate its anniversary, BareMinerals is running events and limited-edition collaborations, as well as an influencer campaign. New products include the Original Pressed Powder Foundation that’s a tribute to the original, but in a modern compact using just 11 ingredients. The Prime Time Original Foundation Primer is back, cleaner and better, and there’s a new Skinlongevity collection with four essentials that address hydration, skin barrier repair, and visible signs of ageing.
Urban Decay has teamed up with Emmy-winning actress and singer–songwriter Dove Cameron, launching its Naked Shaped Multi-Tasking palette, with 14 shades in various textures including matte, cream and shimmer as well as a new direction. The brand felt a connection to Cameron as it reinvents itself, much like the actress has done, going from child star to alt pop siren. ‘I’ve always admired the brand for its bold support of femininity and unapologetic energy, but their new era spoke to me in a more personal way,’ said Cameron.
Lola Cristall is Paris editor of Lucire.
Discover the Latest in Hair and Beauty: Kiwabi, BareMinerals, and Urban Decay
For a scalp that feels delightfully refreshed and rejuvenated, Kiwabi is the one to turn to. What started off as a small hair care brand in Japan has transformed into a global must-have. The brand focuses on the concept of tackling problems from the roots, allowing one’s mane to feel soft, filled with volume and smell divine. The brand also includes signature collections: Root Vanish, a grey hair care routine, and Root Beauté, scalp care formulas. Regardless of the chosen product, they include a variety of botanical extracts and plant oils that are clean, powerful and beneficial ingredients that replenish one’s hair from deep within. Great tea leaf extract, gotu kola extract, seaweed extract blend, wild yam extract and a variety of other health-driven components contribute to the many concoctions.—Lola Cristall
Has it been 30 years already? BareMinerals is celebrating its anniversary, founded by Leslie Blodgett on the simple premise that make-up should be good for your skin. To celebrate its anniversary, BareMinerals is running events and limited-edition collaborations, as well as an influencer campaign. New products include the Original Pressed Powder Foundation that’s a tribute to the original, but in a modern compact using just 11 ingredients. The Prime Time Original Foundation Primer is back, cleaner and better, and there’s a new Skinlongevity collection with four essentials that address hydration, skin barrier repair, and visible signs of ageing.
Urban Decay has teamed up with Emmy-winning actress and singer–songwriter Dove Cameron, launching its Naked Shaped Multi-Tasking palette, with 14 shades in various textures including matte, cream and shimmer as well as a new direction. The brand felt a connection to Cameron as it reinvents itself, much like the actress has done, going from child star to alt pop siren. ‘I’ve always admired the brand for its bold support of femininity and unapologetic energy, but their new era spoke to me in a more personal way,’ said Cameron.
Lola Cristall is Paris editor of Lucire.
Kiwabi: The Japanese Hair Care Brand Taking the World by Storm
Tokyo, Japan – In a world where hair care often feels like a maze of products and promises, Kiwabi emerges as a beacon of simplicity and effectiveness. Originating from Japan, this innovative brand has quickly transformed into a global sensation, captivating beauty enthusiasts with its unique approach to hair health.
Kiwabi’s philosophy centers on addressing hair issues from the roots, ensuring that every strand feels soft, voluminous, and fragrant. The brand’s signature collections, including Root Vanish for grey hair care and Root Beauté for scalp rejuvenation, are crafted with a blend of powerful botanical extracts and plant oils. Ingredients like great tea leaf extract, gotu kola, seaweed, and wild yam work synergistically to nourish hair from within, making Kiwabi a must-have for anyone seeking a revitalized mane.
Lola Cristall, Paris editor of Lucire, highlights the brand’s commitment to clean and effective formulations, stating, “Kiwabi’s products are not just about aesthetics; they are about holistic hair health.”
BareMinerals Celebrates 30 Years of Skin-Loving Makeup
Meanwhile, in the realm of cosmetics, BareMinerals is marking a significant milestone: its 30th anniversary. Founded by Leslie Blodgett, the brand has always championed the idea that makeup should be beneficial for the skin. To celebrate, BareMinerals is rolling out a series of events, limited-edition collaborations, and an influencer campaign.
The anniversary lineup includes the Original Pressed Powder Foundation, a modern take on the classic, featuring just 11 clean ingredients. Additionally, the beloved Prime Time Original Foundation Primer makes a comeback, now cleaner and more effective than ever. The new Skinlongevity collection promises to address hydration, skin barrier repair, and visible signs of aging, ensuring that BareMinerals remains at the forefront of skin-friendly beauty.
Urban Decay Partners with Dove Cameron for a Bold New Palette
In a thrilling collaboration, Urban Decay has teamed up with Emmy-winning actress and singer-songwriter Dove Cameron to launch the Naked Shaped Multi-Tasking Palette. This new offering features 14 shades in a variety of textures, including matte, cream, and shimmer, reflecting the brand’s evolution alongside Cameron’s own transformation from child star to alt-pop icon.
Cameron expressed her admiration for Urban Decay, stating, “I’ve always admired the brand for its bold support of femininity and unapologetic energy. Their new era spoke to me in a more personal way.” This partnership signifies a fresh direction for Urban Decay, aligning with its commitment to empowering self-expression through makeup.
Conclusion
As Kiwabi, BareMinerals, and Urban Decay continue to innovate and inspire, the beauty industry is witnessing a dynamic shift towards products that prioritize health, sustainability, and personal expression. Whether you’re looking to rejuvenate your hair, celebrate your skin, or express your individuality through makeup, these brands are leading the charge into a new era of beauty.
