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Diane Brady

e.l.f. Beauty CEO on how to reach Gen-Z women

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Good morning. If you don’t have a teen in your household, the popularity of e.l.f. Beauty—No. 3 on Fortune’s list of fastest growing companies last year—might take you by surprise. Launched in 2004 by a father-and-son duo selling cosmetics on the internet for a dollar, it’s a favorite among Gen-Z consumers, has had 23 straight quarters of growth and boasts a $10 “power grip primer” — that’s “the number-one SKU in all of color cosmetics” according to CEO Tarang Amin. He also says e.l.f., which stands for ‘eyes, lips, face,’ is now the No.1 brand for millennials and Gen Alpha, too.

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