Korean beauty products entered the Indian market in 2013, gaining traction by 2017. With nearly 60 brands capturing a $1.5 billion segment, Nitika Garg has launched Sonrisa, a Korean skincare line tailored for the Indian skin.
Korean beauty products entered the Indian market in 2013, gaining traction by 2017. With nearly 60 brands capturing a $1.5 billion segment, Nitika Garg has launched Sonrisa, a Korean skincare line tailored for the Indian skin.
Supriya Mody has launched a luxurious skincare brand, FutureMe, aiming to create products that are both effective and aesthetically pleasing. After seven years of formulation, her brand incorporates a proprietary complex for deep skin penetration. An exclusive, inviting experience is how FutureMe distinguishes itself in the luxury skincare market.
In 2026, Bombay Shirt Company celebrates 14 years of growth, expanding from one store to 34 across India. The newly launched flagship store, The Den, transforms men’s shopping with a focus on experience, offering grooming services and custom footwear. Founder Akshay Narvekar aims to build a prominent Indian brand while evolving product offerings beyond shirts.
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.
Goa based Rahul Aggarwal started Coffeeza with the aim to change the perception that one cannot have a good cup of coffee at home. He now wants to create, build and own the at-home coffee space in India.
Taking inspiration from the fact that India is a country that loves to try new things, Goa based Anish Reddy recently launched a hard seltzer called Pursue.