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Patrick Ta Beauty shakes up leadership team with CMO and Creative VP appointments

Patrick Ta Beauty shakes up leadership team with CMO and Creative VP appointments

The cosmetics brand, founded by make-up artist Patrick Ta, said the new appointments of Angela Simpson as Chief Marketing Officer and Carolyne Rapp as VP of Creative build on its current momentum and positioning
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2026's biggest beauty apologies and fails: from Lady Gaga’s Haus Labs to Patrick Ta

2026's biggest beauty apologies and fails: from Lady Gaga’s Haus Labs to Patrick Ta

Beauty brands such as Lady Gaga’s Haus Labs, Patrick Ta Beauty, Bobbi Brown’s Jones Road Beauty, Neutrogena and Dyson have all had to issue statements after missteps in 2026. Here’s why…
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CeraVe won the influencer marketing battle in May with a viral campaign, while Patrick Ta was also a talking point

CeraVe won the influencer marketing battle in May with a viral campaign, while Patrick Ta was also a talking point

CeraVe was named the top-performing US beauty brand on social media based on creator marketing in May , according to influencer marketing platform Traackr, while Patrick Ta’s Transition Blush launch caused a mass organic debate
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Patrick Ta issues apology over Transition Blush launch controversy – ‘I am genuinely sorry’

Patrick Ta issues apology over Transition Blush launch controversy – ‘I am genuinely sorry’

The make-up artist and founder of Patrick Ta Beauty shared a statement to Instagram following backlash across social media amid speculation that the Transition Blush sku was based on a technique by MUA Painted by Esther
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Cosmetics Business' fantasy Traitors line-up – US beauty brand founders edition

Cosmetics Business' fantasy Traitors line-up – US beauty brand founders edition

The Cosmetics Business team has drafted up a dream line-up of US beauty brand founders we would love to take part in a hypothetical beauty-themed special of The Traitors television show. Discover who made it into our fantasy castle…
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Patrick Ta Beauty teases new body care line, expanding his brand portfolio

Patrick Ta Beauty teases new body care line, expanding his brand portfolio

The make-up artist is expanding his beauty brand with a new body care collection, set to launch this month
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Patrick Ta defends $42 eyeshadow pricing amid backlash

Patrick Ta defends $42 eyeshadow pricing amid backlash

The debate has sparked mixed reactions from influencers and consumers
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