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How accessories brand Hello Updo is challenging traditional beauty standards

Inside Retail

Inside Retail connected with Hurtado to learn more about how Hello Updo fills a white space in the haircare market, how her brand honored Hispanic Heritage Month and her dream of creating a world where every hair type has its rightful place in beauty. However, promotion can only go so far.

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Wellness booms and so does the share price of pharmaceutical retailers

Inside Retail

Wellness has become a priority for people in the wake of the pandemic as evidenced by the surge in demand for health and well-being products, which is projected to reach $5.2 Priceline is another Australian pharmacy that has increased its foothold in the beauty and wellness space under the ownership of retail conglomerate Wesfarmers.

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What does the TGA’s health influencer ‘ban’ mean for business?

Inside Retail

From July 1, under new guidelines from the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA), social media influencers will no longer be paid to promote health and beauty products using their own personal experience. The post What does the TGA’s health influencer ‘ban’ mean for business?

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The rise and rise of subscription boxes shows the market is ripe for growth

Inside Retail

In Australia, the top product categories include: health and beauty products, such as skincare and shaving supplies; pet care, food and beverage, such as meal kits; household essentials; and premium alcohol. Pet owners often seek out premium products that contribute to their pets’ health and wellbeing.

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How beauty brands are powering growth on Tiktok

Inside Retail

While TikTok may be able to market just about anything, its robust community of makeup and skincare aficionados has rendered the platform a particularly valuable channel for beauty brands, with some of the industry’s buzziest names owing much of their success to TikTok hype. Campaigns aren’t the only ingredient in e.l.f.’s

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Beauty dupes are all the rage, but are they ethical? It’s complicated

Inside Retail

As a result, beauty consumers, in particular, are searching for ways to try the hottest products, for a fraction of the price. Beauty dupes, short for duplicates, are a big business. From bloggers to TikTok creators to news publications – everyone appears to be reporting on the best beauty duplicates money can buy.

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Morrisons looks to boost health and beauty impulse purchases with Harrison shelving systems

Retail Times

The challenge The retail landscape in the UK is ever-changing, and consumer behaviour is regularly shifting based on the season, wider economic factors and even social media. Promotions and discounts also influence 50% of all […] If you want more information Retail Times get in touch!