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Best Practices for Health and Beauty Displays to Maximize ROI

Creative Displays Now

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. Incorporate Interactive Elements Health and beauty displays should make shoppers feel excited and included.

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How Bubble cracked the Australian market, by mirroring its US and UK strategy

Inside Retail

Timing is everything and knowing when to launch in a new market can make or break a brand’s success in a new region. US-based teen skincare brand Bubble burst into Australia’s beauty scene this month through a partnership with Priceline and is reportedly already one of the pharmacy retailer’s top-selling brands.

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How teen sensation Bubble Skincare is bursting  into the Australian market

Inside Retail

Popular teen beauty brand Bubble Skincare will officially launch in Australian retail stores on October 10 through an exclusive partnership with Priceline. The US-based brand sells direct-to-consumer online and in over 12,000 stores across North America, including Ulta Beauty, CVS and Walmart. Social frenzy Bubble has amassed over 2.7

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Why Aussie beauty brand Cinch Skin changed its approach to retail partnerships

Inside Retail

One brand that is benefitting from this booming market is the Australian-owned and manufactured skincare business Cinch Skin, which is ready to scale globally after experiencing 500 per cent revenue growth in the past year, six years after being founded in 2016.

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Meet Sugar: The “anti-establishment” beauty retailer Indian consumers crave

Inside Retail

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.

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Inside Ikkari’s first physical store – and its plans for more

Inside Retail

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.”

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Why Sacha Laing makes sense as CEO in Adore Beauty’s bricks-and-mortar era

Inside Retail

For over two decades, Melbourne-based Adore Beauty has operated online only, but now the beauty retailer is investing in physical concept stores. It’s one of three pillars in our growth strategy and we want to bring the Adore Beauty brand to life in a physical form,” she added. It’s about who does that best,” he added.