This site uses cookies to improve your experience. To help us insure we adhere to various privacy regulations, please select your country/region of residence. If you do not select a country, we will assume you are from the United States. Select your Cookie Settings or view our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.
Cookie Settings
Cookies and similar technologies are used on this website for proper function of the website, for tracking performance analytics and for marketing purposes. We and some of our third-party providers may use cookie data for various purposes. Please review the cookie settings below and choose your preference.
Used for the proper function of the website
Used for monitoring website traffic and interactions
Cookie Settings
Cookies and similar technologies are used on this website for proper function of the website, for tracking performance analytics and for marketing purposes. We and some of our third-party providers may use cookie data for various purposes. Please review the cookie settings below and choose your preference.
Strictly Necessary: Used for the proper function of the website
Performance/Analytics: Used for monitoring website traffic and interactions
Transitioning one of Australias leading beauty retailers from a pureplay e-commerce operation to a truly entrenched omnichannel business has been a really positive experience, Sacha Laing, Adore Beauty CEO, told Inside Retail. Adore Beautys educational value proposition has also been translated in-store through its beauty experts.
He explained how the brand’s new store in Sydney’s QVB building is a space where beauty meets innovation and the values that have defined Clarins for the past seven decades — care, commitment, and community — manifest into an immersive, personalised and exceptional customer experience.
Health and beauty displays act as your company’s in-store ambassadors, showing shoppers what your brand stands for and the benefits of using your products. Your retail display should use techniques like cross-merchandising and interactive elements to engage with customers and draw them into the aisle.
The beauty industry is arguably one of the most difficult, yet lucrative, sectors in the broader retail industry, thanks to the constantly influx of newer brands onto the market and shifting consumer concerns. According to the analysis firm Grand View Research , the US beauty and personal care products market is estimated to be worth US$102.7
New Zealand entrepreneur Emma Lewisham is setting out to change the course of the beauty industry with her eponymous brand. Inside Retail connected with the founder to learn more about the origin story behind her company and her latest US retail partnership with Credo Beauty. Its not the big things, it’s the little things.
Space NK has revealed a newly expanded store, which is the largest in the company’s portfolio, and four times the size of its original location at Westfield London in White City. The Space NK Westfield London store will have two skincare treatment rooms, providing facials by expert therapists.
Many beauty retailers are reliant on physical experiences, but as we remain in lockdown, savvy brands are reimagining how to deliver new engaging experiences virtually by leveraging new technologies. billion in 2020 (Mordor Intelligence, 2021), Australians are major consumers of health and beauty products worldwide.
Last month, Australian luxury skincare brand Rationale launched its first two international boutiques in Singapore, under the wing of South Korean beauty giant Amorepacific, which invested in the company in 2020. The complete focus from Richard has always been on optimal skin health.
Additionally, Wesfarmers’ buy-up of health business Australian Pharmaceutical Industries (API) is almost complete, subject only to an investor vote, and Scott outlined the potential benefits this acquisition will have for the business. There are some areas that are logical adjacencies to API.
“This revitalised space offers customers an immersive beauty experience where they can explore our extensive product range and engage with the latest beauty tech and digital elements,” said Mark O’Keefe, GM at Sephora Australia and New Zealand.
E-commerce-driven healthcare is how Eucalyptus – a technology-powered healthcare provider, is changing the way Australians access dermatology, fertility, weight loss, men’s health, performance and longevity through its brands. Co-founded by Anna Lahey, the founder of ingestible beauty brand Vida Glow and Rita Ora.
Stores that combine e-commerce efficiency with physical engagement such as AR-assisted shopping or experiential pop-ups will thrive. Embrace social commerce fully To succeed in the social commerce space, retailers should: Collaborate with influencers and content creators who align with their brand values.
After only six months of operations, Aje Collective’s beauty brand, Ikkari, launched its first physical location, with the promise of more to come. The business uses all-natural ingredients across a slew of products, ranging from skincare and ingestibles, to beauty and diffusers. We’re very focused on telling that story.”
It’s no surprise that bigger beauty players, such as Mecca and Adore Beauty, are now targeting the sector as a potential growth category for them. Our holistic approach to beauty is very inclusive, and I think one of the trends we’re seeing in the space is to move away from a gendered view of beauty.
Running On “As a global sports hub, Melbourne is home to a passionate community of runners and athletes, and our store aims to be a dynamic space for connection and engagement,” said Cai.
Woolworths Group is hoping that its knowledge and expertise in digital platforms can help resurrect health and wellness brand Healthy Life. Less than a year later, Healthy Life teamed up with health food store group, Go Vita , on co-branded stores in a last ditch attempt to save the business.
Launched in 2018, Subtl Beauty is built around the idea of having all your makeup essentials — like concealer, blush, and powder — in one easy-to-use stack, or ‘stak’, as the brand dubs its hero product, rather than carrying around a bulky slew of items. Though not my ultimate calling, it sparked my passion for beauty.
Since 2001, Ghd Australia has continuously innovated in the haircare space. This, combined with our brand attitude at the forefront of fashion, beauty and trends, has been key to our success. LD: Hair and beauty trends are changing continuously under the influence of a new digital environment and generation of consumers.
In Sydney’s competitive hair and beauty landscape, Blow Bar Co’s blowdries and bubbles have become synonymous with special occasions and milestones. And more recently, the business partnered with luxury beauty brand Givenchy for its makeup applications. We are an affordable beauty service and experience for everyone.
To us, building mental resilience to safeguard the mental health of our community has always been as important. Our exhibition also presented the collection as more than clothing, positioning ourselves in a space that truly represents what Canterbury of New Zealand stands for. It’s more than how you look or what you wear.
To say that Vivian Weng is a colourful player in the global beauty industry would be an understatement. Inside Retail connected with the beauty executive to learn more about her path to joining ColourPop and her thoughts on the current state of beauty retail. What is it about beauty that has captivated you for so long?
It’s been quite a year for Indian beauty retailer Sugar, which has just concluded a $50 million Series D fundraise led by the Asia Fund of L Catterton. While multinational brands had always dominated the Indian market, their beauty products were not really suited to the skin complexion of the typical Indian consumer.
The new Sephora store in Shanghai’s East Nanjing Road not only features the beauty retailer’s new ‘Store of the Future’ concept, but also introduces over 220 new products to the market from over 36 global brands, including Tatcha, Pat McGrath Labs, Hourglass, Anastasia, Dr Dennis Gross and Courreges.
In India’s fast-paced beauty and personal care market, where trends evolve, and consumer needs emerge, Nat Habit stands out as a beacon of authenticity and commitment to natural wellness. Engaging beyond transactions, we build a community through social platforms, fostering open dialogues. There’s a huge upside for us to cover.
While I’ve long held admiration for the Australian beauty industry, especially its success stories featuring female founders who have achieved international acclaim, a closer examination has brought to light an issue that demands attention. The lack of pre-existing connections in the beauty industry felt like navigating a maze blindfolded.
Australian clean beauty brand Frank Body has its sights set firmly on conquering the Chinese market after clinching a deal with Shanghai-based private equity firm EverYi Capital, valuing the brand at around $100 million. Earlier this year, Frank also launched into 350 Boots stores in the UK and now has two team members on the ground. “[In
After selling other brands’ beauty products for the last 22 years, online retailer Adore Beauty has finally launched its own skincare line, Viviology. It was developed in collaboration with Melbourne-based dermal therapist James Vivian, and is available on Adore Beauty, as well as through a standalone website.
Emma Stallworthy: I love our office, we engaged an interior styling duo to design our showroom and office, and it was so worth it. We wanted our office to mirror our brand identity and for our team and visitors to feel immersed in it when they’re in the space. Inside Retail: What does your desk/work environment look like?
In June, AS Watson , the world’s largest international health and beauty retailer, and South Korean beauty company Amorepacific, signed an agreement to further solidify their partnership and collaborate in the K-beautyspace.
per share, and would signal the first time the group has entered the healthcare space – creating more robust competition for Sigma. There is no certainty that the engagement between API and Sigma will result in a change of control transaction or an offer.”. Or, under the non-binding offer, shareholders can choose to cash out.
Discover the healing power of the Japanese forests at Tatcha’s Forest Awakening Pop-Up, developed in harmony with exclusive retail partner Space NK to celebrate the launch of Tatcha’s NEW Forest Awakening Body Collection. Within the Room of Wa, guests will be invited to join a fukubiki drawing to reveal their fortune and prize.
In an effort to connect the beauty and gaming communities, Benefit Cosmetics is taking its 2020 Game Face campaign to the next level with the launch of a Twitch channel for female-identifying gamers. I hope to see more beauty brands tap into the gaming industry to support and highlight underrepresented talent.”.
Roblox gamers visiting Gucci Town can wander around a beautiful garden piazza and access various spaces. million visits already, Gucci Town aims to be a “dynamic destination” and encourage engagement all year round through visitors playing, creating and dressing their Roblox avatar in digital Gucci gear. With more than 8.1
Instead, Gem has built a customer base by positioning oral care as part of their beauty routine. Gem’s formulas are free from parabens, triclosan, SLS, and instead contain oral probiotics, earth minerals and natural oils – refusing to contradict and compromise on health standards.
Providing options for different types of spaces can mold an organization’s culture and boost productivity by instilling a sense of autonomy in employees, which, in turn, kindles positive emotions. Let us reimagine the workplace as a vibrant and magnetic space filled with meaning where people gather, connect, learn, collaborate, and create.
This conflicting situation is a result of many environmental factors influencing the health of proximity retailing: the brand/the business, the commercial environment, the competitive environment, and the consumer. Customers find it more convenient to drive back and forth to find a retail conglomerate to make or complete their purchases.
That same month, Japanese beauty giant Kao Corporation picked up the popular self-tanner and skincare brand Bondi Sands, in a deal estimated to be worth $450 million. billion for luxury skincare and beauty brand Aesop. Aesop will sit in L’Oreal’s luxe division, alongside Lancôme, Yves Saint Laurent, Giorgio Armani Beauty and Kiehl’s.
Pharmacy had really been an old-school industry where there was a lot of faxing and paper-based prescriptions, whereas telehealth and e-health really ramped up during that time. There are long waitlists to get into their GPs to get a mental health plan. The next one is more of a dominant beauty offering, like Priceline for example.
Last week, Nike announced that it is rebranding its Nike Live stores as Nike Well Collective stores, and is committed to delivering a more holistic approach to health. trillion, so it’s not a surprise that many brands are looking to play in this space,” Zoppos said.
An unprecedented project, an island where every aspect, every detail has been planned with the health and well-being of its inhabitants as a priority. The innovative island by SHA Wellness Clinic and IMKAN is located in AlJurf, a privileged enclave on the coastline between Abu Dhabi and Dubai.
Founded in 2023 by New Zealand-born, now Sydney-based, Sophia Mantell, Daily Skincare has a vision to cut through the cluttered beauty landscape and premium price tags with high-performance skincare at affordable prices. Inside Retail spoke with Mantell about the launch and what differentiates the brand in a crowded beauty landscape.
Family health business The Healthy Mummy is planning to rapidly expand its operations through the launch of an online marketplace and a family-focused wellness platform, which are set to drop in the next two months. They trust us, and we realised there was a great opportunity to serve our audience by broadening our range of products.”.
It’s very expensive to deploy really high quality digital capabilities to a big business and Wesfarmers has a real competency in that space. We need to do that in a very careful way to protect their privacy, particularly where health is involved. We also copped it a bit harder because of our beauty business.
Recently, the supermarket beauty aisle has undergone a makeover of sorts, with Australia’s leading supermarkets Coles and Woolworths now stocking digitally native self-care products. Beauty on a budget Alanna Hinds, managing director of Nobody’s Nobody parent company Stirling and Hinds defines the brands’ customers as both educated and savvy.
We organize all of the trending information in your field so you don't have to. Join 29,000+ users and stay up to date on the latest articles your peers are reading.
You know about us, now we want to get to know you!
Let's personalize your content
Let's get even more personalized
We recognize your account from another site in our network, please click 'Send Email' below to continue with verifying your account and setting a password.
Let's personalize your content