A Business & Lifestyle e-zine by Bhakti Chuganee
Ananya Birla is entering the beauty and personal care market with a new company set to launch various brands by 2025. The initiative aims to fulfill the evolving desires of Indian consumers for innovative, authentic products. The projected $34 billion market growth highlights the potential impact of her venture.
In its mission to build up its beauty and wellness portfolio business, Hindustan Unilever Limited (HUL) has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the home grown actives-led beauty brand Minimalist.
The 44 year old House of Rose unveils a landmark in experiential luxury in Mumbai’s Ballard Estate. From a retail perspective, this is the first time that a home grown brand has redefined luxury retail to establish itself as an Indian luxury brand of global acclaim.
Yes, everyone wants to be at Bergdorf Goodman, but not everyone is able to make it here. Yet, five Indian brands – Janavi India, MUNNU by Gem Palace, Sabyasachi Mukherjee, Verandah and VAK – have been able to make it here and more importantly, continue keeping their space.
In a competitive environment with big players such as Nykaa, Purple, Tira and Myntra, while some have called it a day, Vanity Wagon has built itself up to be the only exclusively clean beauty online market place in India. The clean beauty platform recently celebrated its sixth year.
Recently Blossom Kochhar, the pioneer of aromatherapy in India, launched her fourth book, `The Glow Getters Guide to Everyday Skincare.’ This 226 page book offers natural beauty and self-care tips from her four decades of practice. These tips are for everyone, irrespective of gender.