
Arbonne Casts Wide Net in Sustainability Mission, Stays on Direct Selling Course Despite Omnichannel Trends
The global direct-selling company says its successful 43-year history has taught it to stay focused and excel in its lane.

The global direct-selling company says its successful 43-year history has taught it to stay focused and excel in its lane.

The global direct-selling company says its successful 43-year history has taught it to stay focused and excel in its lane.

The size of the global facial injectable market is expected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.3% from 2023 to 2030, according to Grand View Research. As a result, the advent of invasive procedures has spawned “recovery care” as a new niche market within beauty, one that’s ripe for the taking. Several brands have identified this need and are carving out a space to create beauty’s latest category.


Glowbar is the latest quick-service skin care studio primed for expansion, having recently closed a $10 million investment round. The company joins a number of fast beauty bars and self-care studios poised to scale in the coming years. In the process, they’re taking a range of services out of the dermatologist’s office and into the retail arena, ultimately appealing to a greater number of consumers via quick and affordable “tune-ups.” Think of it as the omnichannel-ization of face services. But thanks to an insatiable, robust demographic vying for these services — comprised of Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, Boomers, and beyond — supply hasn’t outpaced demand, yet.