Priyanka Chopra Beats Selena & Kylie's - The Entertainment Globe

Read Time:1 Minute, 43 Second

Priyanka Chopra beauty brand beats Selena and Kylie’s to turn into the world’s second-richest brand. Cosmetify is a UK-based beauty comparison website. They recently published a new report stating that Priyanka Chopra’s hair care line Anomaly will be the second-richest celebrity beauty brand in 2023, trailing only Kylie Jenner’s Kylie Cosmetics and Selena Gomez‘s Rare Beauty.

WORLD’S RICHEST CELEBRITY BRAND

With a revenue of £477.2 million, Fenty Beauty, founded by American pop star Rihanna, is currently the wealthiest celebrity beauty brand.

WORLD’S 5 RICHEST CELEBRITY BRANDS

The haircare brand that comes in second has a revenue of £429.9 million and is owned by Priyanka Chopra. Meanwhile, Kylie Cosmetics comes in third place with £301.4 million. Furthermore R.E.M. Beauty, owned by singer Ariana Grande, in fourth place with £70.3 million. And Rare Beauty by Gomez, which brought its total revenue to £50.2 million, to complete the top five.

“Income is undeniably the main measurement for deciding a brand’s prosperity.” Based on their most recent annual revenue, we have compiled a list of the wealthiest celebrity beauty brands.” Read the statement on the publication’s website.

Everything from the richest to most found out about VIP magnificence marks this year is shrouded in the yearly report. Talking about the richest VIP magnificence brand of 2023, Fenty Excellence, the report said, “After previously being highlighted in the main three best in general magnificence brands, it might shock no one that Fenty Excellence accepts the best position as the flow most well off superstar magnificence brand.”

Last year, Priyanka Chopra launched her hair care line. The Love Again actress also talked about her journey to becoming a beauty entrepreneur in an interview with Vogue India in 2022. I’ve only recently started getting interested in the business side of the entertainment and beauty industries. She communicated, “That had me parted the impact between sitting in the beautician’s seat and truly having something to do with the things that go into my hair and a bunch of products.”