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Wellness is the next frontier for beauty investors.
After Unilever snapped up Nutrafol at a supposed \\$1 billion valuation and Compass Diversified acquired The Honey Pot Co. in a deal with an enterprise value of \\$380 million, investors are looking for the next opportunities in the category.
The reason? The traditional beauty market has become saturated and exponentially competitive, while the convergence of beauty and wellness is piquing investor interest. In particular, they are said to be eyeing supplements and women's health at a pace not seen before.
In today's WWD, wellness market reporter Emily Burns looks at both potential targets and buyers.
Elsewhere, Westman Atelier debuts second skin care product and Silvia Galfo named head of L’Oréal Luxe in the U.S.
Click through for complete coverage — Kathryn Hopkins, senior beauty editor, WWD and Beauty Inc. | |
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| Beauty Features Galfo has spent more than two decades with the company. |
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| Fragrance The company has acquired the automotive brand’s license owner INCC Parfums and added the label to its portfolio, which also inclu … |
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| Beauty Features Years after Duxbury went viral for her 10-pump foundation technique, a wave of creators are putting similarly polarizing makeup techniq … |
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| Beauty Features The brand is introducing its second skin care product — a brightening and firming serum comprised of 100 percent vitamin C. |
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| Beauty Features Brands like Benefit Cosmetics and Superegg are bringing pointed approaches to the toner category, which is seeing a boom in consumer ad … |
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