Doing a Huda or Glossier? Discover the dos and don’ts of logo revamp

By Julia Wray | Published: 1-Aug-2024
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Huda Beauty, Puig and Glossier have all debuted new look logos – here’s what you need to know if considering the same

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Big names in beauty and fashion have picked 2024 as the year to debut or at least test out shiny new logos. 

Huda Beauty, the make-up company founded by influencer Huda Kattan, unveiled a new logo earlier this month via YouTube. 

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Developed in-house, the now lowercase logo is described by the Huda Beauty team as "bold but approachable".

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