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Blo, an international franchise, attracted the attention of Gwyneth Paltrow and others.

Global cosmetics giant L'Oréal is giving its product testing process a high-tech facelift, using 3-D printed human skin.

Ipsy, which charges users $10 per month for a 'Glam Bag' full of five sample-sized beauty products, just crossed the 1 million subscriber milestone.

Startups and established brands alike are trying to lure men to the world of beauty, but the CEO of Dollar Shave Club says some hand-holding is required.

Entitled #SpeakBeautiful, the multi-tiered campaign will aim to incite a domino effect of positivity.

From computers that can read human emotion to personal assistants in your pocket, these startups are building the products that will shape your future.

With a unique ability to weave visual backstories and touch untold masses, QVC can serve as a transformative vehicle for entrepreneurs.

In honor of Martha Stewart, who recently proclaimed her 'love' for 3-D printing, here's a list showcasing the technology's endless and magical possibilities.

Even if you're still in the planning stages for your new enterprise, it's never too soon to start thinking about these six operational issues that will impact and contribute to the success of your business.

If you've never owned a retail business before, these tips will help choose the best location and type of building in which to situate your new business.

How these 7 social networks can help you find clients and generate more sales

Every new business owner faces an uphill battle for survival. Find out what hurdles you might encounter in the salon/spa industry.

A celebrity stylist's innovative pop-up beauty bar reveals the power of understanding well-selected partnerships and the needs of time-starved clients.

To be able to provide all the right services for your hair salon and day spa, here's who you'll need to bring on board to help.

There's a secret to working with your spouse -- and it's not denial.

Just three weeks after moving to Atlanta for her very first CEO role, JuE Wong's husband died of a heart attack. This is her remarkable story.

The tiny, synthetic beads -- found in facial cleansers, hand washes and toothpastes -- have been found to pollute our waters and introduce toxic chemicals into the food chain.

A new invention purportedly churns out eye shadow pods in absolutely any color found on the internet.

Consumers must opt into the advertising initiative that adds weekly events to their electronic calendars via Apple, Microsoft, Google and Yahoo.

Beauty marketing is dualistic. Some brands opt for all-natural messaging, with product ingredients picked fresh from the organic orchards; but increasingly, other brands are stressing science-based beauty products, manufactured fresh from the labs.

Entrepreneurs are increasingly leveraging the fields of science and technology to create and promote products that promise a more beautiful you.