L’Oréal USA acquires Essie Cosmetics
Beauty giant aims to boost its share of booming nail colour market
Essie, whose nail colours, treatments, accessories, spa products and lip-glosses are sold mainly through spas and salons in the US, was founded in 1981 by Essie Weingarten and last year recorded net sales of $28m.
“This acquisition presents a tremendous opportunity to allow the Essie brand to grow even stronger,” comments Weingarten. Both Weingarten and Essie’s ceo, Max Sortino will continue to play a pivotal role in the brand’s future.
According to a recent report by Kline & Company, the nail polish market in the US grew 14.3% in 2009.
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