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What's Fueling Fast Beauty's Hyperconsumption Machine?

In a recent article written by Lexy Lebsack for the publication Glossy, an anonymous CEO declares, “The rise of fast beauty’s hyperconsumerism is driven by investors, not consumers.” We were curious if investors and other decision makers in the beauty ecosystem, including brand founders and manufacturers, agree with the …
Rachel Brown·March 12, 2024·1 min read
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In a recent article written by Lexy Lebsack for the publication Glossy, an anonymous CEO declares, “The rise of fast beauty’s hyperconsumerism is driven by investors, not consumers.”

We were curious if investors and other decision makers in the beauty ecosystem, including brand founders and manufacturers, agree with the CEO’s thesis about what’s driving fast beauty’s hyperconsumerism.

So, for this edition of Beauty Independent’s ongoing series posing questions relevant to indie beauty, we asked 24 of them the following: If, in your judgement, there’s been a “rise in fast beauty’s hyperconsumerism,” what are the reasons for it, and what should the beauty industry be doing about it?

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Founded2019
HQNew York, New York, United States
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