This week's beauty launches: Studio London's fruit-inspired primers, Marks & Spencer's science-led skincare range and more...
This week's beauty launches include a "new and improved" The Ritual of Karma collection from Rituals, Fussy's beer-inspired deodorant, Anokha's men's skincare range, and Marks & Spencer's first new own-brand skincare range in seven years.
Superdrug's Studio London unveils fruit-inspired primers
Superdrug's own-brand cosmetics range Studio London has launched three limited-edition Superboost Face Milk Primers, each helping to create the "ultimate base for makeup application on a budget".
The fruit-inspired collection includes a Brightening Banana Primer, Hydrating Berries Primer and Anti-Redness Avocado Primer.
The new products expand Superdrug's own brand cosmetics range, which aims "deliver the latest colour trends and premium performance products that won't cost the Earth".
Priced at £5 each, the Superboost Face Milk Primers are available at Superdrug.
M&S unveils first new own-brand skincare range in seven years
Marks & Spencer has launched a new own-brand skincare range, featuring 19 products charged with science-led ingredients.
After over three years in development, Fresh Elements has been formulated to help "boost your skin confidence without the fuss, cutting down on complicated regimes and focusing on efficacious, science-backed skincare that makes your skin feel good".
The own-brand skincare spans three sub-ranges - Glow, Clarify and Hydrate - which are powered by active-ingredients handpicked for their proven skincare benefits.
Priced from £6 to £15, Fresh Elements is available at Marks & Spencer.
Rituals unveils "new and improved" The Ritual of Karma collection
Rituals has relaunched its The Ritual of Karma collection with a new Hydra-Boost Complex to support skin’s moisture with a hydrating ingredient complex of aloe vera, squalane and algae.
Also enriched with white tea and lotus flower, the range contains 13 products, including a Foaming Shower Gel, Body Scrub, Hair & Body Mist, Instant Care Hand Lotion and Mini Fragrance Sticks.
Described by the brand, The Ritual of Karma is designed to help "radiate positivity by living with good karma and practicing kindness".
Priced from £9.50 to £22.50, The Ritual of Karma collection is available at Rituals.
Clinique boosts reach with new Kate Spade New York collaboration
Clinique has partnered with Kate Spade New York to launch a limited-edition collection of lip products, allowing the brands to "reach new consumers who are immersed in the worlds of fashion and beauty".
In their first-ever collaboration, the brands have joined forces to unveil a playful collection that combines vibrant Kate Spade patterns with a collection of Clinique's Pop Plush Creamy Lip Gloss in Air Kiss, Juicy Apple and Black Honey shades.
The collection celebrates Kate Spade's designs, infusing them with "fresh and modern" touches such as springtime florals, colourful stripes, kisses, and graphic polka dots. The partnership was developed through a shared vision of representing "joy, optimism and colour, whilst providing prestige products that resonate with consumers".
Priced at £21 each, the Pop Plush Creamy Lip Glosses are available at Clinique.
Fussy partners with BrewDog to launch "world's first beer-odorant"
Refillable deodorant brand Fussy has partnered with BrewDog to launch a beer-inspired deodorant ahead of Father's Day on 18 June.
Founded by Matt Kennedy, Fussy is a deodorant brand that aims to "banish single-use plastic from the bathroom". The brand's deodorants are certified carbon neutral, with plastic free refills and fully recyclable delivery packaging.
The new beer-scented roll-on brings notes of a pint of Punk IPA, leaving a "bold, hoppy and tropical" scent. It combines Fussy’s natural ingredients and plastic-free compostable refills, with Punk IPA’s planet positive, carbon negative certified credentials.
Priced at £15, the beer-inspired deodorant is available at Fussy.
Anokha enters men's skincare category with new range
Anokha has launched its first-ever men's skincare line, offering an "elevated approach" to men’s skincare which respects the notable differences in their skin.
Described by the brand, men's skin tends to have more sebum as a result of their testosterone production. The new collection targets this, as well as irritation that can be caused by shaving.
The range includes a Rice & Hinoki Facial Cleanser, White Tea & Lychee Toner and Sake & Sandalwood Facial Lotion.
Priced from £46 to £59, the men's skincare range is available at Anokha.
