Colorescience has announced it has added two new members to its board of directors --  
David Olsen and Ty Stiklorius.

David Olsen says, "I've been a fan of Colorescience...My mother, a dermatologist, carried it in her office from launch --and I've always loved the ease of use of the Sunforgettable brush, not only for me, but for my kids. I love the direction of the brand under the leadership of CEO Mary Fisher and team...the possibilities are limitless!" 

Ty Stiklorius says, "I first discovered Colorescience through their innovative Sunforgettable mineral products and then had the pleasure of getting to know their brilliant women-led science-based team. I admire their mission to create healthy skincare and cosmetics that nourish, beautify and offer total protection from the sun, pollution, free radicals and other harsh environmental factors...I look forward to contributing to Colorescience's impressive growth and to working alongside this talented and groundbreaking team."

Colorescience Chair and CEO, Mary Fisher, adds, "I am thrilled to welcome both David and Ty to the Colorescience Board...they each bring unique insights and extensive influence to our brand. I am confident that they will significantly contribute to accelerating our already rapid growth."

More About Cos Bar's David Olsen

David Olsen is the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Cos Bar, a specialty beauty retailer recognized for disrupting the luxury beauty industry. Olsen joined Cos Bar in 2016, and has worked to grow the company. Cos Bar will operate 50 doors nationwide by 2021, with Olsen's guidance. Prior, Olsen was global vice president of Yoox Net-a-Porter Group. 

More About Ty Stiklorius, Social Impact Strategist

Also joining the Colorescience Board is Ty Stiklorius, founder/CEO of Friends At Work, an entertainment and social-impact company that partners with leading creators, influencers and brands to elevate important voices and help their vision thrive.

In 2017, Fast Company included Stiklorius on their Most Creative People list and Billboard named her as one of the most powerful women in music.