Health Canada officials pull two beautycounter products from Canadian shelves, Tatcha gets bought out by Unilever, and more.
Japanese luxury skincare brand Tatcha is independent no more. The brand—founded by Harvard grad Victoria Tsai in 2009, inspired by the gentle skincare techniques of Japanese geishas—has been acquired by cosmetics giant Unilever in a deal for nearly $500 million. “When creating Tatcha, our dream was to make a brand that would live for at least 100 years; that dream can come true in our new home with Unilever,” Tsai said in a statement.
“Since her teenage years, Rachel has trusted Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser to keep her skin clear, healthy, and camera ready,” the brand wrote in. The partnership is also a turning point for Brosnahan, representing her first brand endorsement. “Cetaphil has been the go-to for my sensitive skin since I was a teenager, so this collaboration is a natural fit,” Brosnahan confirmed in a statement.
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