Cosmetics Business Picks: 6 beauty launches to know this week

By Nyima Jobe | Published: 23-May-2025
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Cosmetics Business looks at a selection of new beauty launches which caught our eye this week

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From Sol de Janeiro’s summer-ready hydration launch to Ariana Grande’s latest sweet-scented drop, here is what’s new in beauty this month.

As the weather warms up and holidays beckon, beauty brands are rolling out sun-soaked scents, skin care glow-ups and mood-boosting textures. 

This month’s highlights include a cult body tanning gel from Dior, travel-inspired perfumes reimagined from Kayali, and a cherry-drenched fragrance drop from Ariana Grande.

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