Nateisha Scott

London

Journalist and Content Consultant at Freelance

Freelance Journalist - written @suitcasemag, House of Solo magazine,@trappedmagazine, @humanityhallows & I conduct Interviews.

Articles

Coty lowers annual forecast as sales slip 3% in Q3

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

Become a Vogue Business Member to receive unlimited access to Member-only reporting and insights, our Beauty and TikTok Trend Trackers, Member-only newsletters and exclusive event invitations. Coty said on Tuesday that its third-quarter net revenue sales declined 3 per cent to $1.299 billion on a like-for-like basis, just falling short of analysts’ $1.3 billion estimates. Shares were down 7 per cent on Wednesday afternoon.
How wedding beauty trends are changing in 2025

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

As the modern wedding has exploded into a multi-day event, a shift is underway for beauty and grooming trends. Brides and grooms alike are rethinking what it means to get ready for the big day, trading traditional methods for an individualised, more intentional approach. Brands are adjusting their strategies accordingly.
Estée Lauder sales fall 10% in Q3, beating expectations

1 week ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

Estée Lauder Companies (ELC) said that net sales declined 10 per cent to $3.6 billion on a reported basis in the third quarter, beating analyst expectations and sending shares up 3 per cent ahead of market close on Thursday. “In the third quarter of fiscal 2025, we delivered our organic sales outlook and exceeded profitability expectations,” CEO Stéphane de la Faverie, overseeing his first full fiscal quarter as chief executive, said in a statement.
Fragrance drives Puig sales up 7.5% in Q1

2 weeks ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

Puig said on Monday that sales rose 7.5 per cent like-for-like in the first quarter of 2025, reaching €1.2 billion. It’s a strong showing against a difficult global backdrop, but the conglomerate warned that it expects a slowdown in growth to low single digits this year thanks to a softened consumer outlook and US tariffs. The company’s share price rose 2.5 per cent the same day. “We’re off to a strong start in 2025, continuing to outperform the premium beauty market.
Bubble Skincare, a Gen Z favourite, is growing up with its customers

2 weeks ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

Known for its youthful, social-native approach and accessible price point, Bubble Skincare has been a hit with younger consumers. Now, as Gen Z gets older, Bubble has to grow up with them. Its latest launch, Power Wave, a moisturiser formulated with niacinamide, squalane and rice bran extract, available in UK beauty retailer Boots today, signals the brand’s first conscious shift towards a more mature beauty consumer. Gen Z, born between 1997 and 2012, are now as old as 28 and as young as 13.
How Space NK is growing in a crowded beauty market

3 weeks ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

The UK’s beauty landscape is growing increasingly crowded, as players like Sephora, Harrods’s H Beauty and Flannels make a play for the space left when several department stores closed. Against this backdrop, and after exiting the US market last year, British retailer Space NK is making big swings to gain competitive ground on its home soil. Top of the agenda is expanding a network of hyper-local stores.
L’Oréal revenues rise 3.5% in Q1 on strong fragrance and haircare sales

3 weeks ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

L’Oréal said first quarter 2025 sales rose 3.5 per cent like-for-like to €11.7 billion in line with analysts’ estimates, amid the current economic and geopolitical tensions. Shares were slightly up on Thursday afternoon. “In what has been a particularly challenging and volatile operating environment, L’Oréal has started the year with growth in line with our projections.
DNA-coded skincare, wearable nanobots: The beauty products of tomorrow

1 month ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

This article is part of the Future of Appearance, a collection of articles that investigates what we will look like in 20 years. Out with the hydrating creams, in with the genetically modified moisturisers. As consumers seek hyper-personalised products tailored to their individual needs, beauty brands must evolve beyond broad-sweeping formulations.
What will we look like in 20 years?

1 month ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

This article is part of the Future of Appearance, a collection of articles that investigates what we will look like in 20 years. Invisible plastic surgery, miracle weight loss drugs and age reversal supplements — the beauty and wellness industry is hitting an inflection point, reshaping how consumers will look in years to come. The trends leading the charge?
What consumers want from the beauty brands of the future

1 month ago | voguebusiness.com | Nateisha Scott

This article is part of the Future of Appearance, a collection of articles that investigates what we will look like in 20 years. To innovate and remain relevant in the future, beauty companies cannot rely on science and data alone. Instead, they must tap into the evolving desires, behaviours and concerns of a new kind of beauty consumer.