Ulta Beauty Is Quietly Becoming the Walmart of Glam
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- Ulta Beauty is leaning into store growth, loyalty data, and trend‑driven brands to power $12B+ in expected 2025 sales with solid high‑teens EPS.
- The Target partnership will end in August 2026, but Ulta may benefit over time as more beauty spending returns to its own stores.
- With Beyoncé’s Cécred launch and TikTok‑fueled brands on shelves, Ulta sits at the intersection of culture, commerce, and “little treat” spending.
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