If there’s one thing the beauty industry has proven time and time again, it’s that it knows how to adapt.
The outbreak of the pandemic has forced companies to embrace the ‘new normal’: work meetings on Zoom, Instagram Live yoga classes and virtual hair dye parties. Not to mention a deluge of hand hygiene donations and personal care packages readily made available to NHS workers. Beauty is, at face value, taking it all in its stride.
But dig a little deeper and the facade is wearing thin for some, as retailers come to terms with the fact that the ‘new normal’ isn’t
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- Companies:
- Estée Lauder Companies
- Frasers Group
- Space NK
- Debenhams
- Tesco
- Kantar
- Lush Cosmetics
- Walgreens Boots Alliance
- A S Watson
- NPD Group
- John Lewis
- Glossier
- Ocado
