Procter & Gamble is betting big on prestige beauty.
The patron goods giant is acquiring Tula Skincare — its third deal in two months and seemingly the biggest, as well. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed but Tula — a probiotic, superfoods-based skincare line founded by gastroenterologist Roshini Raj, Bobbi Brown cofounder Ken Landis and tech entrepreneur Dan Reich and backed by L Catterton — was reportedly heading in the right direction to succeed in about $150 million in net sales for 2021. That makes it almost twice the dimensions of Farmacy Beauty, which P&G bought in November, and thrice that of Ouai, the hair care brand it snapped up in December.
Taken together as a bunch, together with P&G’s existing portfolio...
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