Retail Beauty reported in February that LVMH’s Selective Retailing department, including Sephora, recorded double digit growth of 26 per cent in 2022.
The global beauty retailer offers a wide range of beauty products from various brands, including their own private label, Sephora Collection.
Sephora entered the Australian market in 2014 with the opening of its first store in Sydney and since then, the company has expanded to multiple locations across the country, including Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Gold Coast.
More than 30 new brand and product launches were recently showcased at the House of Sephora, including luxury brow range Amy Jean Brows, firming powered skincare Bangn Body, face accessories range Embellish by Rowi, baby-safe and pregnancy-safe skincare range Evereden, clean haircare brand Fekkai, sun protection range Standard Procedure, simple and effective beauty brand Urban Jungle and vegan, genderless fragrance house Who is Elijah.
Retail Beauty also recently reported that Research and Markets, the world’s largest research store, reports that the global sexual wellness market was worth US$24.5 billion in 2020 and is expected to reach US$36.1 billion by 2027.
Interest in products for intimate care and sexual wellness is high, with beauty consumers embracing new (and once-taboo) products as meaningful ways to enhance and fulfill their lives and four new sex wellness brands were also on show at the House of Sephora, including Dame, Lelo, Vush and Smile Makers.
Images from the House of Sephora below.
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