Private equity investors are seeking out smaller brands as deal activity slows in the cosmetics industry.

Beauty brand Glossier has more than tripled its valuation after securing a $100 million Series D round led by Sequoia.

Funding is booming for startups in the beauty space, particularly this year. We’ve taken a look at some of the driving forces behind the spike.

Glossier founder Emily Weiss and ecommerce investor Kirsten Green took the stage at Disrupt to discuss how modern companies are adapting to consumers who’ve never been to a makeup counter in a department store.

Lady Gaga’s stealthy cosmetics company is just one of many beauty businesses to bring in VC funding this year.

Deciem’s The Ordinary is shaking up the cosmetics business with its ultra-cheap, high-quality products. But its founder’s bizarre behavior is raising eyebrows on social media.