The Latest Beauty Executive Moves at Solésence, Pamela Anderson’s Sonsie and Cymbiotika

Minimalist skin care brand Sonsie has named Kailey Bradt, formerly the founder of waterless hair care line Susteau, as chief executive officer. Sonsie is majority-owned by actress Pamela Anderson, who joined the 2023-founded line last year.

Beauty manufacturer Solésence has tapped Kevin Cureton as president and CEO. Previously, Cureton served as chief operating officer of the Illinois-based manufacturer. He succeeds Jess Jankowski, who will retire from the company in November.

Emily Rose Campbell has joined Iced Media to head up the content and social commerce agency’s new search and discovery practice. In the role, Rose Campbell will aim to support brands as AI-driven agentic commerce takes off in beauty.

Melissa C. Welch, who has previously worked with companies including The Estée Lauder Cos. and Shiseido via her longtime eponymous consulting firm, has joined Ogaki as executive vice president. She will oversee growth at the agency, which offers social commerce, influencer marketing and communications services.

Liquid supplement brand Cymbiotika has named Andrei Najjar as chief marketing officer. Most recently, the executive was senior vice president of marketing at Pressed Juicery and before that, head of global brand strategy at PepsiCo Studio.

Patrick Foley, formerly resident makeup artist at Neiman Marcus, which was acquired by Saks Global last year, has joined Bloomingdale’s. The celebrity makeup artist and beauty consultant now holds the resident makeup artist role at Bloomingdale’s Century City location in Los Angeles.