TORONTO, April 22, 2026 /CNW/ - hello, the oral and personal care brand known for thoughtfully-designed products, announced the launch of its latest innovation: whipped toothpaste. Powered by ...

NEW YORK, Jan. 14, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- hello, the oral and personal care brand known for thoughtfully-designed products, announced the launch of its latest innovation: whipped toothpaste. hello ...

Election day is right around the corner, and hello products wants to ensure people are ready to cast their vote this year. To do just that, the personal care brand has partnered with Rock the Vote and ...

Consumer packaged-goods startup Hello Products is combining TV with offline activations to create a competitive edge for its oral care products. As a challenger to household names like Crest and ...

Colgate-Palmolive Co. will acquire oral care brand Hello Products LLC in a deal announced Thursday. Hello, which is headquartered in Montclair and creates vegan oral care products under the tagline ...

Craig Dubitsky had an epiphany while walking down the oral care aisle of a chain drugstore. “Out of the corner of my eye I saw this new launch from a big brand that had a big hologram of an extracted ...

At this point, we can pretty safely say that charcoal has taken over the beauty world. Its widely touted benefits include removing dirt, oil, and "toxins" from your skin, and the star ingredient can ...

Fluoride toothpaste in fluoride-free toothpaste tubes caused a recall of boxes of children’s fluoride toothpaste by Colgate-Palmolive. The boxes say they contain Hello Wild Strawberry fluoride vegan ...

Toothpaste hasn’t exactly been a hot consumer product category for newcomers. Though oral care is a $40 billion global category, in the U.S. it’s long been dominated by three big brands: Colgate ...

With a growing number of consumers demanding transparency from brands about the products they use every day, companies are faced with a new world order — come clean or face extinction. Of course, ...

If there’s one design concept that rules the toothpaste aisle, it’s homogeneity. Drug stores across America are filled with row after row of those red and blue rectangular boxes, and the marketing isn ...