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L’Oreal plans to buy luxury skincare brand Aesop — known for its $90 serums and $40 hand wash that wealthy millennials can’t get enough of — in a $2.5 billion deal
Aesop is known for its luxurious home fragrances, hair oils, and skincare products that are sold in apothecary-style brown bottles.
L’Oreal to Buy Skincare Brand Aesop in $2.5 Billion Deal
French skincare giant L’Oréal SA has agreed to acquire luxury cosmetics brand Aesop, which was founded in Melbourne before developing a cult global following, for an enterprise value of $2.53 billion.
L’Oreal to Buy Cult Skincare Brand Aesop in $2.5 Billion Deal
French skincare giant L’Oréal SA has agreed to acquire luxury cosmetics brand Aesop, which was founded in Melbourne before developing a cult global following, for an enterprise value of $2.53 billion.