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Cosmetics Business has published a roundup of eight new beauty launches from brands including Rhode, Haus Labs, Dolce & Gabbana Beauty, Orebella and Sol de Janeiro. The available report details Orebella’s Vanilla’s Touch perfume mist and Rhode’s Spot Case, but the supplied extract does not name or describe all eight products.
Cosmetics Business has published a roundup of eight new beauty launches, covering products from Rhode, Haus Labs and Dolce & Gabbana Beauty, alongside new fragrance mists from Orebella and Sol de Janeiro. The available extract describes Orebella’s Vanilla’s Touch and Rhode’s Spot Case, while saying Haus Labs’ bronzer has reached shelves with an extended shade range; it does not provide the full list of eight products.
Orebella, the alcohol-free fragrance brand founded by Bella Hadid, has added Vanilla’s Touch to its Body & Hair Perfume Mists line. Cosmetics Business describes it as a water-based, two-phase fragrance with a gourmand profile. Its listed opening notes are sugar accord, marshmallow and sheer vanilla, followed by a transparent floral accord and whipped cream, with soft woods, skin musk and white musk at the base. The report lists a recommended retail price of £32 and directs readers to orebella.com.
The fragrance was developed with Robertet perfumer Jérôme Epinette. According to Cosmetics Business, the aim was to create a lighter, wearable gourmand scent. That is a description of the product’s intended character, not independent evidence of how consumers will experience or rate it.
Rhode’s new Spot Case is described as a compact, mirrored case designed to hold the brand’s pimple patches. The roundup frames the product as part of Rhode’s expansion of its patch line and its use of accessories alongside beauty products. The supplied text cuts off before providing further product details, including its price, materials, availability and the full name of the patch product it is designed to contain.
The article also says Haus Labs’ bronzing product has reached shelves with an extended shade range, following what the report calls a public apology. It does not identify the product by name, explain the apology, or give the number of shades. Separately, the roundup points to new hair and body mists from Sol de Janeiro, but the extract does not include their names or fragrance notes. Dolce & Gabbana Beauty is named among the brands in the headline and introduction, without a specific launch described in the supplied material.
Brands Extend Mists, Patches and Bronzer
The roundup reflects a range of launch strategies rather than one shared product trend: fragrance brands are extending scent into hair and body mists, while Rhode is pairing blemish patches with a purpose-built accessory and Haus Labs is bringing a bronzer range to retail. For shoppers, these details help identify what is new and where brands are expanding their existing lines.
The report is also a snapshot of launches across several parts of beauty retail, from fragrance to complexion and skincare accessories. However, it provides little information on sales, consumer response or distribution beyond the details in the extract. The products’ commercial performance and the extent to which the launches will affect their categories are not established by this roundup.
Orebella Vanilla's Touch fragrance mist
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A Weekly Roundup of October Launches
Cosmetics Business presents the products as part of a weekly selection of new beauty launches. Its introduction says the market continues to see releases despite cooler weather, with particular attention to fragrance mists and Rhode’s additions to its pimple-patch line. The article also places Haus Labs’ bronzer launch in the wake of a public apology, but the extract provides no further chronology or explanation.
The source page is only a partial extract and indicates that the complete article is restricted to premium subscribers. The information available here therefore supports reporting on the named items and descriptions, but not a complete account of all eight launches. The roundup also includes a separate notice that tickets are available for the 25th anniversary of the Pure Beauty Awards, scheduled for 15 October 2026 at Grosvenor House Hotel in London; that event is not itself one of the beauty launches.
“The goal [was] to offer a lighter, wearable gourmand fragrance.”
— Cosmetics Business, describing Orebella’s product development
Several Launch Details Are Missing
The supplied extract does not identify all eight products, and it gives no individual launch dates for the items described. It also does not provide the full product name, price or availability for Rhode’s Spot Case, or the name, price and shade count of the Haus Labs bronzer. The reason for the public apology mentioned in connection with Haus Labs is not explained.
Details of the Sol de Janeiro release are absent, and no specific Dolce & Gabbana Beauty product is described. The source excerpt likewise provides no consumer testing, sales figures or company statements beyond its product descriptions. Those gaps mean the roundup can establish what its extract reports, but not independently verify product performance or provide a complete catalogue of the launches.
Full Product List and Retail Details
Readers seeking the complete set of eight launches will need the full Cosmetics Business report, which the source page says is available to premium subscribers. Further information from the brands or retailers could clarify prices, release dates, shade counts and stockists for the products not fully described in the extract.
For now, the next confirmed milestone in the supplied material is the Pure Beauty Awards ceremony, scheduled for 15 October 2026 in London. It is a separate industry event, not a launch date for any of the products in the roundup.
Key Questions
Which brands are named in the launch roundup?
The headline names Rhode, Haus Labs and Dolce & Gabbana Beauty. The introduction and extract also mention Orebella and Sol de Janeiro.
What is Orebella’s Vanilla’s Touch?
Cosmetics Business describes it as a water-based, two-phase hair and body perfume mist with vanilla, marshmallow, floral, cream, wood and musk notes. The listed recommended retail price is £32.
What is Rhode’s Spot Case?
It is described as a compact mirrored case designed to hold Rhode pimple patches. The available extract does not include its price, materials or release date.
Does the available report list all eight products?
No. The supplied text is a partial extract and does not name or describe all eight launches. It also leaves several details about the products it mentions unspecified.
When will the products be available?
The extract does not give launch dates or full stockist information for the products. It lists Orebella’s Vanilla’s Touch at £32 and links to orebella.com, but availability details for the other launches are not supplied.
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