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In beauty last week, LVMH beauty division flat in Q1 26 while Hong Kong retailer Sasa is up 31% in the last quarter.
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On a consolidated basis, Givaudan reported CHF 1,875 million in sales, up 2.8% like-for-like against a prior-year comparable of 7.4%.
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Data from Perfumist, an app that maps perfume preferences worldwide, reveals a divided fragrance landscape across Latin America in 2025.
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TikTok Shop’s US beauty category generated $2.7 billion in gross merchandise value in 2025, according to Charm.io, which tracks key performance metrics for every DTC brand online and on TikTok Shop. Social commerce has shifted from a pilot project to a primary revenue stream.
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Hermès opened its 2026 fiscal year with a performance that will test the patience of shareholders accustomed to the group’s unassailable trajectory with shares down 14% at the open on April 15th.
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LVMH opened 2026 with €19.1bn in organic revenue, a 1% rise that landed just below the 2% analysts were expecting as the disrupted geopolitical and economic environment, amplified by the Middle East conflict affected the group activities. The fashion and leather goods division, long the group’s engine, contracted 2%.
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I identified 19 companies in the beauty space that raised at least $2.5m in Q1 2026, totalling just over $180m collectively raised.
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Last week in beauty: K-Beauty reaches a new high and Nykaa’s growth seems unstoppable.
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The ranking of the top ten listed Chinese beauty companies from 2022 to H1 2025 from KPMG China provides valuable insights on the key trends on the Chinese beauty market.
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India is akready the seventh largest globally. Euromonitor puts sales at roughly $20bn in 2025, with annual growth exceeding 8% through 2029. When looking at prestige beauty that segment remained modest at $1bn in 2024, less than a quarter of France’s prestige beauty market. Yet Kearney projects a 14% CAGR until 2035, positioning India as…