From barrier-boosting serums to viral bikinis and crave-worthy cookies—this week’s brands are serving up everything you need to know.

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Brand Insider Round-Up

The Brand Insider Round-Up: 30.08.24

From barrier-boosting serums to viral bikinis and crave-worthy cookies—this week’s brands are serving up everything you need to know.

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Bibiana Obahor
August 30, 2024
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Brand Insider Round-Up

The Brand Insider Round-Up: 30.08.24

From barrier-boosting serums to viral bikinis and crave-worthy cookies—this week’s brands are serving up everything you need to know.

By
Bibiana Obahor
August 30, 2024

BYOMA

BYOMA has quickly become a darling in the skincare world, making waves with its promise of barrier-boosting products that don’t break the bank. Their Brightening Serum, is yet another hit, with a clever blend of niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and squalane. It’s designed to brighten and even out skin tone without compromising the skin barrier—a concern that’s increasingly top of mind for consumers.

What makes BYOMA stand out is its appeal to a younger crowd, particularly Gen Z, who are demanding more from their beauty products—sustainability, transparency, and of course, results. With fully recyclable packaging and formulas approved by dermatologists, BYOMA is not just meeting these expectations but setting a new standard altogether.

Visit Byoma.com

Follow @byoma

Frankies Bikinis

Whenever Frankies Bikinis—the effortlessly cool Malibu swimwear brand founded by Francesca Aiello—makes headlines, it’s usually with a new collaboration.  These partnerships aren’t just about slapping two names on a product; they’re about genuine creative synergy. “Collaborations bring another layer of expression, and even elevation, to brands—especially within a category like swimwear,” Aiello has said. And it’s this approach that keeps Frankies Bikinis at the forefront of the industry, expanding its influence well beyond the beach.

This personal touch is what sets Frankies Bikinis apart in the world of fashion collaborations. Whether teaming up with celebrities like Sofia Richie and Sydney Sweeney or aligning with brands like Alo Yoga and Djerf Avenue, Aiello ensures that each partnership feels genuine and creatively enriching. By staying true to her vision and carefully selecting collaborators who resonate with her brand’s ethos, Aiello has turned Frankies Bikinis into a powerhouse in the swimwear industry.

Visit Frankiesbikinis.com

Follow @frankiesbikinis

Crumbl Cookie

Crumbl Cookie has become the talk of the dessert world, and it’s not hard to see why. Known for its rotating weekly menu and Instagram-famous oversized cookies, Crumbl has quickly grown from a single location to over 900 across the U.S., with a social media presence that’s nothing short of a phenomenon.

Founded by cousins Jason McGowan and Sawyer Hemsley in 2017, Crumbl’s journey started with a simple goal: to perfect the chocolate chip cookie. Today, their ever-changing flavours and iconic pink boxes are at the centre of countless debates—is the hype real, or are the cookies overhyped? But, as The New York Times pointed out, when millions are discussing whether something’s worth the hype, it almost doesn’t matter—the buzz alone is enough to keep people coming back for more.

Visit Crumblcookies.com

Follow @crumblcookies

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From barrier-boosting serums to viral bikinis and crave-worthy cookies—this week’s brands are serving up everything you need to know.

While the brands mentioned are not sponsored or paid advertisements, some of the products highlighted may earn us a commission.

BYOMA

BYOMA has quickly become a darling in the skincare world, making waves with its promise of barrier-boosting products that don’t break the bank. Their Brightening Serum, is yet another hit, with a clever blend of niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and squalane. It’s designed to brighten and even out skin tone without compromising the skin barrier—a concern that’s increasingly top of mind for consumers.

What makes BYOMA stand out is its appeal to a younger crowd, particularly Gen Z, who are demanding more from their beauty products—sustainability, transparency, and of course, results. With fully recyclable packaging and formulas approved by dermatologists, BYOMA is not just meeting these expectations but setting a new standard altogether.

Visit Byoma.com

Follow @byoma

Frankies Bikinis

Whenever Frankies Bikinis—the effortlessly cool Malibu swimwear brand founded by Francesca Aiello—makes headlines, it’s usually with a new collaboration.  These partnerships aren’t just about slapping two names on a product; they’re about genuine creative synergy. “Collaborations bring another layer of expression, and even elevation, to brands—especially within a category like swimwear,” Aiello has said. And it’s this approach that keeps Frankies Bikinis at the forefront of the industry, expanding its influence well beyond the beach.

This personal touch is what sets Frankies Bikinis apart in the world of fashion collaborations. Whether teaming up with celebrities like Sofia Richie and Sydney Sweeney or aligning with brands like Alo Yoga and Djerf Avenue, Aiello ensures that each partnership feels genuine and creatively enriching. By staying true to her vision and carefully selecting collaborators who resonate with her brand’s ethos, Aiello has turned Frankies Bikinis into a powerhouse in the swimwear industry.

Visit Frankiesbikinis.com

Follow @frankiesbikinis

Crumbl Cookie

Crumbl Cookie has become the talk of the dessert world, and it’s not hard to see why. Known for its rotating weekly menu and Instagram-famous oversized cookies, Crumbl has quickly grown from a single location to over 900 across the U.S., with a social media presence that’s nothing short of a phenomenon.

Founded by cousins Jason McGowan and Sawyer Hemsley in 2017, Crumbl’s journey started with a simple goal: to perfect the chocolate chip cookie. Today, their ever-changing flavours and iconic pink boxes are at the centre of countless debates—is the hype real, or are the cookies overhyped? But, as The New York Times pointed out, when millions are discussing whether something’s worth the hype, it almost doesn’t matter—the buzz alone is enough to keep people coming back for more.

Visit Crumblcookies.com

Follow @crumblcookies

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