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Prose Wants to Do for Skin What It Did for Hair

Prose’s custom hair products have earned it a devoted following and $135 million in annual sales. Now, it’s hoping it can repeat its success with a new personalised skin care offering.
A shot of Prose's hair care and skincare products.
The hair care brand is making a big bet on skincare to drive profits and reach a bigger audience. (Prose)

In its 72,800-square-foot facility in Brooklyn’s Sunset Park neighbourhood, hair care brand Prose pumps out shampoo, conditioner and hair masks — and rarely are any two bottles exactly alike.

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Malique Morris
Malique Morris

Malique Morris is Senior E-Commerce Correspondent at The Business of Fashion. He is based in New York and covers digital-native brands and shifts in the online shopping industry.

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