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Grove Collaborative Launches Health and Wellness Hub

Retail TouchPoints

Grove Collaborative has introduced Grove Wellness, a product hub featuring a personalization engine designed to sharpen recommendations around consumers’ evolving health and wellness needs. Grove sells more than 200 products across 40 brands in this category, including multivitamins, women’s health, digestion, immunity, sleep and beauty.

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Mmm, it’s the sweet smell of advertising success

Inside Retail

Am I the only one who’s suddenly doing a lot more shopping at 8pm? Twenty-per-cent off at my local Thai restaurant on a Friday night? I’m seeing greater quantities of online advertising and – especially if they’re good ads – feel motivated to purchase. . For the year to June 2021, consumer retail spending grew by 9.1

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Turn Innovation into Action: Top 10 Takeaways You’ll Get From #RIC21

Retail TouchPoints

The agenda for the virtual 2021 Retail Innovation Conference , taking place Nov. Read on to see the 10 key takeaways you’ll get from #RIC21: 1. To kick off the first day of #RIC21, Jeff Orschell, EY Americas Consumer Retail Leader, will drill down into today’s top consumer priorities, including sustainability, affordability and health.

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‘Not enough to stop paid advertising’: Inside Lush’s decision to quit social

Inside Retail

British beauty brand Lush made headlines this week over its decision to quit posting on four of the most popular social media platforms in the Western world – Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat. . While the move is expected to cost the company £10 million ($18.5 While the move is expected to cost the company £10 million ($18.5

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The rise of new beauty realities in China

Inside Retail

China’s beauty industry has gone from struggling through the pandemic to flourishing with new trends now that the virus is under control. Now, domestic beauty brands and beauty products for men are having a moment. The Chinese beauty market. Let’s take a closer look. billion (approximately AU$76 billion) by 2024.

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Woolies and Coles Make the Space for darker shades of beauty products

Inside Retail

A campaign to make beauty more accessible and inclusive for people of colour is gaining momentum in Australia and has pressured the country’s biggest supermarkets to take action. Both Coles and Woolworths have agreed to make changes, starting with trials of darker foundation shades in collaboration with beauty giants Maybelline and L’Oreal.

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Always-On Shopping Fuels Brand Advertising as a 24/7 Sales Force

Rangeme

January 2021. Digital advertising is surging, as consumers’ media consumption and product consumption habits migrate to online. Also, they would rather buy from social media than a physical store for beauty products (89% vs 35%, respectively) and health and wellness products (42% vs 24%). July 14, 2021.