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13 Apr

Sephora Southeast Asia Bulgari Executive Recent Managing Director –

Sephora Southeast Asia has a recent managing director. Jenny Cheah, formerly Bulgari’s president of greater China, has been named managing director of Southeast Asia, Oceania and South Korea. “I’m beyond excited to affix Sephora at a time once we proceed to reimagine, redefine and challenge the perception of beauty. Our corporate purpose that's deeply anchored in empowering the extraordinary in each and all of us, is something that I profoundly consider in, and I can’t wait to work with my amazing teams across Southeast Asia, Oceania and South Korea to bring this to life,” Cheah said in a press release from the corporate. Cheah has been with parent company LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton for 25 years, having held different roles at Bulgari...

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7 Apr

Goal and Sephora Add More Intimate Wellness Brands –

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Goal and Sephora Add More Intimate Wellness Brands –

Intimate wellness is getting physical. While beauty stores and mass retailers alike committed to constructing out intimate and sexual wellness categories, much of the expansion had been digital with brands like Maude and Dame happening Sephora’s website and Bloomi launching on Saks’ site. Ulta Beauty, which now operates The Wellness Shop, has an intimate wellness category in-store with more expansive offerings, including sex devices, online. But now, with a bit more experience within the category, beauty retailers are bringing more of those offerings into physical stores, most notably Maude launching certain stock keeping units at Sephora. Mass retailers which have had sexual wellness on the aisles for years — think heritage brands — are actually seeking to shake things up and modernize...

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5 Apr

A Chocolate Vitamin Brand Is Launching at Sephora –

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Something sweet is coming to Sephora. The sweetness retailer is expanding its ingestible wellness offerings with Sourse, a chocolate complement brand. While the brand has a variety of stock keeping units meant to have various advantages like mood boost or energy support — each available at Whole Foods — the Sephora launch will deal with its beauty options. Specifically, Sourse’s phytoceramide-infused Skin Glow Bites, $15, and the brand new Sephora exclusive, biotin-infused Hair Grow Bites, $15. Sourse launches Hair Grow Bites, $15, exclusively with Sephora. While Sourse is a multibenefit complement brand, founder and chief executive officer Jenne Moore said consumer demand led to it inadvertently becoming a beauty brand, making Sephora a perfect retail partner. “We changed into a beauty brand because our...

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1 Apr

Sephora Names Recent Global Chief Human Resources Officer –

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Sephora Names Recent Global Chief Human Resources Officer –

PARIS — A change is afoot in Sephora’s global chief human resources officer position. Maria Farrow, who has held the role for 4 years, will retire and be succeeded by Sandra Rimbot, currently group director of talent management at parent company LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, in accordance with an internal memo seen by WWD. The memo was signed jointly by Chris de Lapuente, present and chief executive officer of LVMH Selective Retailing, and Guillaume Motte, president and CEO of Sephora. The manager change will likely be effective on Monday. “Maria has planned this decision for a while, to be able to dedicate more time to her family who lives outside of France, and for other passions,” the memo stated. De Lapuente and Motte...

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