GURNEE, Ill. — Yellow Wood Partners, a Boston-based private equity firm focused on investing in consumer brands and companies, has agreed to acquire Paris Presents Inc. from EagleTree Capital and its co-investors. As part of the transaction, Paris Presents will be merged with Yellow Wood’s current portfolio company Freeman Beauty, a leading specialty beauty company with
GURNEE, Ill. — Paris Presents Inc. announced that makeup artists Sam and Nic Chapman, who teamed with the company on the Real Techniques by Sam & Nic line of makeup brushes and sponges, have won Glamour magazine’s “Youtuber of the Year” award. The duo, who are sisters, offer makeup tips on their YouTube channel pixiwoo,
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — EcoTools is partnering with the Miss America Organization to be the exclusive provider of cosmetic accessories to the organization. EcoTools, a brand from Paris Presents Inc., offers a full collection of makeup accessories, featuring cruelty-free, recyclable materials. “We are so pleased to welcome EcoTools into the Miss America family,” said Josh
GURNEE, Ill. — Paris Presents Inc.’s EcoTools brand is celebrating its 10th anniversary by unveiling the New Modern Eco Collection, featuring rebranding and new product innovation in all categories. The brand said it is advancing its hair, bath and spa and makeup application collections, including pioneering the first-ever makeup sponge made from plant based materials.
GURNEE, Ill. — Patrick O’Brien, chief executive officer of Paris Presents Inc., has been named as an EY Entrepreneur Of The Year. The beauty care company said Friday that O’Brien won the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2016 Award in the retail and consumer packaged goods category for the Midwest. He was selected by an
GURNEE, Ill. — Real Techniques, a makeup brush brand created by Paris Presents Inc. with makeup artists and YouTube beauty gurus Sam and Nic Chapman, is marking its fifth anniversary by updating its look with bolder colors, sleeker packaging, a modern logo and new products. “We know first-hand how important the smallest of details are