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New Balance bottles its scent and enters the beauty space with Grey Store

Inside Retail

New Balance has entered the beauty market in celebration of opening a premium direct-to-consumer retail store in Australia this December and it smells like luxury on and off the court for the apparel brand.

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Crocs books higher revenue, names new EVP and CFO

Inside Retail

“We delivered an exceptional first quarter, led by mid-teens growth of our Crocs brand, driven by robust consumer demand both in North America and in the international market,” said Andrew Rees, Crocs CEO. She also previously served as SVP for finance at Ulta Beauty. Prior to joining Crocs, Healy served as CFO at IAA.

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How the beauty and sexual wellness industries became so intertwined

Inside Retail

When you walk into a beauty store, you expect to find a wide array of makeup powders, hair curlers, and setting sprays. In recent years, these and other sexual wellness products have been popping up on the physical and virtual shelves of many mainstream beauty retailers, such as Sephora and Ulta Beauty.

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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 Olly’s CEO aims to destigmatise talking about mental health at work

Inside Retail

Hanneke Willenborg is the chief executive offer of Olly, a direct-to-consumer vitamins and supplements brand owned by Unilever, which reportedly surpassed $100 million in annual revenue in 2018. million to support three key areas of our mental health mission. Inside Retail : Can you tell us about your career journey?

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Demystifying beauty: A conversation with Deciem’s chief scientific officer

Inside Retail

Prudvi Mohan Kaka is chief scientific officer at global beauty giant, Deciem, parent company of cult brand The Ordinary, which is focused on no-fuss, science-based skincare products. When developing new products, our process is led by the lab, not marketing. As a scientist, what frustrates you most about the beauty landscape and why?

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From Saks to start-up: How this brand founder aims to change women’s health

Inside Retail

Those experiences ultimately her to launch Elix Healing, the first menstrual wellness brand to combine Chinese medicine and clinical research for personalised herbal treatments for women’s hormonal health. I was deeply frustrated by the lack of options to naturally heal our hormonal health.

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