E.l.f. Cosmetics Will Be Selectively Less Affordable Come March
Executive Summary
E.l.f. will raise prices by $1 across SKUs where it has the most pricing power, while maintaining its lowest-priced items where they are now, CEO Tarang Amin said during the firm’s fiscal 2022 third-quarter earnings call. The company raised guidance for the full year, now targeting net sales up to $379m.
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