
Expansion beyond an exclusive retail arrangement brings new growth, but brands must have the resources to make sure both old and new partners remain happy.
Like many other established beauty brands, 43-year-old skincare label Ole Henriksen found itself in a sales slump coming out of the Covid-19 pandemic. Beauty obsessives loaded up on the products in lockdown, but growth took a turn after restrictions eased. Then, in 2024, the brand got a second wind.
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