e.l.f. Beauty and the Rhode Effect: when “affordable” meets “aspirational”
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- e.l.f. is using its acquisition of rhode to move beyond “value makeup” into a broader, multi-brand beauty strategy.
- In Q3 fiscal 2026 (ended December 31, 2025), e.l.f. reported $489.5 million in net sales (+38% YoY) and raised FY2026 net sales growth guidance to 22%–23%.
- rhode’s Sephora launch (September 2025) matters because prestige distribution can turn online demand into repeat, in-store purchasing at scale.
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