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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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How cult fragrance brand Who Is Elijah aims to crack the UK market

Inside Retail

Following its recent launch into Australian pharmacy chain Priceline, cult fragrance brand Who Is Elijah is eyeing international expansion, starting with the US and UK. And co-founder Raquel Bouris is kicking things off with a guerrilla marketing campaign aimed at catching the attention of a leading British beauty chain. “I’m

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How Youtime, Endota and JSHealth are shaking up the wellness sector

Inside Retail

In essence, really, it means balance. They really believe in balance, and everything is built around that. It’s a wider sales funnel, and it’s deeper, so you need to be patient because it takes time to build trust with Google and it takes time to build trust with the consumer.

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How Youtime, Endota and JSHealth are shaking up the wellness sector

Inside Retail

In essence, really, it means balance. They really believe in balance, and everything is built around that. It’s a wider sales funnel, and it’s deeper, so you need to be patient because it takes time to build trust with Google and it takes time to build trust with the consumer.

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How Noonie’s world-first ‘padsicles’ are smashing post-pregnancy taboos

Inside Retail

Here, we chat with Dolan about the development process behind her products, the business’ future plans and the rise in female entrepreneurs aiming to break the silence around women’s health. It was a great balance between one very challenging manufacturing journey and one very smooth journey. Why did you decide to launch Noonie?

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In conversation with Aesop general manager, Preet Bains

Inside Retail

It is our aim to stimulate all the senses and keep a healthy balance between mind and body. As a local step to support our global fragrance expansion, we introduced the Sensorium in our Aesop Sydney signature store. IRW: How would you describe the luxury beauty and skincare space and what are some of the challenges in that sector?

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A sensory journey infused with traditional Chinese flavours!

Design Middleeast

The first time I saw the area, I was blown away by how beautiful it was. In Dubai, where the audience leans towards maximalism, the challenge was to balance popular preferences with SHI’s essence. Our approach is a delicate balance that intertwines traditional recommendations with the dynamic influence of the digital age.