CTZN Cosmetics champions diversity with 25 nude shades
CTZN Cosmetics has launched its inclusive make-up brand promising the right shade of nude lipstick for everyone. This is yet another sign of how cosmetic brands are fulfilling the need to cater to previously unaddressed demographic groups.
Being: inclusive body care for Gen Z beauty junkies
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30 Aug 2017
With half of Gen Zers wanting to see ‘someone like themselves’ in branded messaging, and 77% preferring ads that show real people in real situations, this diverse cohort is driving major change in the beauty world. How is body care brand Being appealing to this desire for inclusivity?
Rihanna’s first beauty collection doesn’t feature a lick of lipstick or a covetable eye palette. It’s purely complexion-focused, catering to skin tones that have been under-served in the beauty sector. With a range of 40 shades of foundation, the brand is designed with diversity in mind.
NYX Masterclass: online classes for make-up mavens
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29 Nov 2018
As make-up moves beyond a vain pursuit to a means of self-expression, NYX has launched Masterclass to help people improve their skills. Combining the expertise of MUAs and beauty influencers, Masterclass gets directly in front of Gen Zers to help them up their contour game online.
Vogue: a revamped icon for diverse and digital readers
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7 Mar 2019
Print media may be in decline, but the sales ofBritishVogueare rising under the stewardship of Edward Enninful. By investing in digital integration and committing to diverse representation, the iconic magazine has successfully adapted to the reading habits and values of contemporary audiences.