Prestige beauty skin care organic net sales growth measures year-over-year growth in skin care sales after applying the issuer's organic-sales adjustments.
Estée Lauder reported 4% Skin Care organic net sales growth for fiscal 2026. Reported Skin Care sales rose 5% to $7.338B from $6.962B, with foreign-currency translation contributing about 2 percentage points.
Brand and innovation mix can move the category
The company cited growth from La Mer, The Ordinary, and Estée Lauder, supported by product launches, existing franchises, campaigns, and broader consumer reach.
That means category growth can reflect both underlying demand and shifts in brand, product, channel, and launch timing.
Organic growth is not the same as reported growth
Estée Lauder's organic measure removes specified currency and other comparability effects. It should be read separately from the reported 5% increase.
Compare it with Fragrance organic net sales growth and prestige beauty gross margin.
Primary source: Estée Lauder fiscal 2026 SEC-filed earnings release.
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