Prestige beauty hair care organic net sales growth measures year-over-year growth in hair care sales after the issuer's organic-sales adjustments.
Estée Lauder reported a 1% decline in Hair Care organic net sales in fiscal 2026. Reported sales were approximately flat at $565M.
Aveda weakness outweighed growth elsewhere
The company said Aveda declined as it rebalanced promotions, exited underperforming doors, and continued to face salon-channel pressure. Growth from The Ordinary partly offset those declines.
That mix makes the category result more informative than a simple industry hair-care demand proxy.
Revenue pressure does not prevent profit improvement
Hair Care adjusted operating results improved to income from a loss, helped by expense management and lower costs.
Read it with Makeup organic net sales growth and prestige beauty gross margin.
Primary source: Estée Lauder fiscal 2026 SEC-filed earnings release.
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