e.l.f. Beauty Sees Skincare as Growth Engine
Original Report
While e.l.f. Beauty's roots are in color cosmetics, the company has recently focused on building its skincare portfolio: since 2022, its launched an in-house skincare line and acquired two other...
While e.l.f. Beauty's roots are in color cosmetics, the company has recently focused on building its skincare portfolio: since 2022, its launched an in-house skincare line and acquired two other brands (most recently Hailey Bieber's Rhode for $1 billion in 2025). On Bloomberg Chief Future Officer, CFO Mandy Fields and CEO Tarang Amin discuss e.l.f.'s strategy with Scarlet Fu. (Source: Bloomberg)
Glass House Analysis
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