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Inside Revlon’s comeback bet on fragrance with president Amber Garrison

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By Lexy Lebsack Verified
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Revlon debuted in 1932 and spent the next decades launching new categories and acquiring brands and fragrance licenses on its path to becoming a drugstore darling. The company went public in 1996, trading on the NYSE, and surpassed $2.6 billion in annual revenue by the next year. But the company experienced a laundry list of challenges and, in 2022, filed for bankruptcy. The next year, Revlon emerged as a private company owned by a consortium of its former lenders and ready for a new leader.
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Wellness Briefing: How stem cell therapy innovator Acorn Biolabs is (legally) scaling in the US, plus news

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By Lexy Lebsack Verified
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For the Wellness Briefing, Glossy sat down with Drew Taylor, Ph.D, CEO and co-founder of Acorn Biolabs, a Canadian regenerative medicine company that turns one’s own hair follicles into stem cells for longevity- and aesthetic-focused therapies.
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Wearables that track sun exposure are here and ready to disrupt the sun-care market

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By Lexy Lebsack Verified
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Then, on Thursday, consumers were introduced to what could be the next health tracker trend: a wearable device that tracks a user’s sun exposure. Launched by tech startup The90 and helmed by CEO and co-founder Stacy Salvi, a former director at Google-owned Fitbit, the new device launched with a limited run but a wide runway, she told Glossy. “[The Gem wearable] has a photodiode sensor that detects UVA, which is the aging UV, and UVB, which is the burning UV,” Salvi told Glossy.
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