The past years have seen an explosion in celebrity-founded beauty brands, as A-listers from Rihanna to Lady Gaga have launched their own lines of cosmetics, skin-care and fragrances. These types of brands tend to always generate buzz in a big way both because of the celebrity star power behind them, but my question here is, are these products actually novel or good quality products or just good at taking advantage of fame to pull money from their loyal fanbase? Let’s survey some of the most notable celebrity beauty brands and decide if they’re worth the hype.

The beauty industry worldwide is a billion-dollar industry driven by innovation, marketing, and the demand of consumers for high-end products. With so many brands fighting for market share, here are a few that have staggering annual revenues. These brands embody a successful combination of luxury, accessibility, and exceptional marketing almost too good to be true. In this article, we take a look at which beauty brands make the most money in the world and you will see why.

Over the decades, McDonald’s has become an American institution, growing from a measly hamburger stand in California to the world’s largest fast food chain. Its journey is a testament to innovation, strategy and the power of a globally recognized brand.

Founded in 1965, Subway has become one of the most famous an d popular sandwich shops all over the world with total over 37,000 stores. It used to be just a sandwich shop in Connecticut, but to our surprise, it has developed to a sandwich empire of the globe and locates in more than one hundred counties. Subway is not just about sandwiches, it is a story about innovation, adaptability, and commitment companies to serve fresh, spec-ready meals for millions of customers worldwide.

Apple quietly working on a game changing product, which is called the iPhone 17 Air, the model will become the slimmest iPhone which ever launched. The model will have no SIM card slot and will be just 5.5mm thick, approximately 2mm thinner than the current iPhone. Considered to be Apple's leap towards the interface-free age of core products, it is intended to hit the market in fall 2025, its price — targeting existing Plus models — hovering at around $ 900. Here are more details about this new product.

The Kardashian-Jenner family has turned a multibillion-dollar empire that spans reality television and fashion, and perhaps more significantly, beauty. Two of its biggest moguls, Kim Kardashian (SKKN by Kim) and Kylie Jenner (Kylie Cosmetics), have both designed massively successful makeup lines. In this ocean of products, marketing buzzwords and famous faces, which name genuinely offers better quality, innovation and value for beauty mavens? This deep-dive comparison will break down their brand philosophies, star products, pricing, inclusivity and performance so you can determine: Are you Team Kim, whose sleek, contoured glam you’ll shell out for, or Team Kylie, who’s fun, trend-driven makeup you’ll pay for?