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    Avon names Kristof Neirynck CEO as Angela Cretu steps down Neirynck will takeover from Cretu in January 2024, with plans to lead the cosmetics company into ‘its next chapter’
  2. Burberry taps Emma Mackey as face of new Goddess fragrance The Sex Education and Barbie star follows the likes of Adam Driver and Lily James as the Coty-licensed brand’s newest ambassador
  3. L’Oréal maintains ‘limited’ presence in Russia despite ongoing war Nicolas Hieronimus, CEO of the French beauty giant, said the company is continuing to operate in Russia in a ‘limited’ capacity
  4. Zara bets on hair make-up with a teaser launch ahead of full hair range Give Me Gold gel and Give Me Glitter hairspray are the retailer’s first products for hair
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    How L’Oréal and The Perfume Shop’s multi-brand fragrance refill station works Customers can get refills on Armani, Mugler and YSL fragrances at the beauty giant’s station in The Perfume Shop’s Nottingham, UK, store

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