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Call it wellness within reach.
Target Corporation says it is introducing more than 1,000 new wellness-related products starting at just $1.99 to “support guests on their wellness journey without stretching their budgets.”
The assortment spans from apparel and tech to supplements and vitamins to skincare to food and beverage.
"Wellness has been redefined to encompass a more holistic way of living — and it's also different for every person," said Rick Gomez, executive vice president and chief food, essentials and beauty officer, Target. "That's why Target is delivering like no other retailer, offering guests the ultimate destination to support their wellness journey.”
From supplements and hydration boosters to skincare and functional beverages, the retailer says its assortment brings guests the best of the best in wellness at a value they will only find at Target.
With products across the retail floor (like Stanley tumblers at the front entry and tech way in the back), Target is installing displays for other wellness brands in departments including health and beauty.
In addition, Target says it has launched an online wellness destination on Target.com with ideas, products, meal inspiration and deals for consumers.
In addition, Target will stock good.clean.goop, the new line of beauty and wellness essentials from Goop Founder Gwyneth Paltrow; Lemme, Kourtney Kardashian Barker's new line of vitamins and supplements; and Being Frenshe, a line of personal care products powered by "mood-boosting scents: and self-care rituals from Founder Ashley Tisdale.
Target is also promoting what it calls “guest-loved” brands like Tree Hut, L'Oréal-owned skincare brand CeraVe, and deodorant brands Native and Lume as “reliable go-tos for great skin care, hair care and personal care.”
The Target Clean symbol will be used in stores and online; it represents products that meet the retailer's Target Clean standards for ingredient transparency, the retailer said.
Target has nearly 2,000 brick and mortar stores.
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Target Corporation says it is introducing more than 1,000 new wellness-related products starting at just $1.99 to “support guests on their wellness journey without stretching their budgets.”
The assortment spans from apparel and tech to supplements and vitamins to skincare to food and beverage.
"Wellness has been redefined to encompass a more holistic way of living — and it's also different for every person," said Rick Gomez, executive vice president and chief food, essentials and beauty officer, Target. "That's why Target is delivering like no other retailer, offering guests the ultimate destination to support their wellness journey.”
From supplements and hydration boosters to skincare and functional beverages, the retailer says its assortment brings guests the best of the best in wellness at a value they will only find at Target.
With products across the retail floor (like Stanley tumblers at the front entry and tech way in the back), Target is installing displays for other wellness brands in departments including health and beauty.
In addition, Target says it has launched an online wellness destination on Target.com with ideas, products, meal inspiration and deals for consumers.
Wellness Brands at Target
Exclusively at Target are brands such as vitamin and supplements companies Hum and O Positiv, Unilever-owned Liquid IV, Podium, a new-to-Target protein brand and non-alcoholic beverages sold by Ghia and Sechey.In addition, Target will stock good.clean.goop, the new line of beauty and wellness essentials from Goop Founder Gwyneth Paltrow; Lemme, Kourtney Kardashian Barker's new line of vitamins and supplements; and Being Frenshe, a line of personal care products powered by "mood-boosting scents: and self-care rituals from Founder Ashley Tisdale.
Target is also promoting what it calls “guest-loved” brands like Tree Hut, L'Oréal-owned skincare brand CeraVe, and deodorant brands Native and Lume as “reliable go-tos for great skin care, hair care and personal care.”
The Target Clean symbol will be used in stores and online; it represents products that meet the retailer's Target Clean standards for ingredient transparency, the retailer said.
Target has nearly 2,000 brick and mortar stores.
Additional Reading
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