Give Back Beauty eyes €450 million in sales after tenfold growth
Founder Corrado Brondi has built the beauty group into a fast-scaling player through partnerships and brand incubation, with 2026 sales set to approach a major milestone.
Give Back Beauty, the beauty group founded by Corrado Brondi, is on track to approach €450 million in sales in 2026, according to WWD, after growing roughly tenfold over the past five years. The group has built its business through a mix of brand incubation, licensing and strategic partnerships rather than a single flagship label, a model that has let it scale quickly while spreading risk across multiple beauty concepts.
Brondi's approach stands apart from the traditional beauty conglomerate playbook of acquiring established heritage names. Give Back Beauty has instead focused on identifying and nurturing brands with strong founder stories and social relevance, then providing the operational infrastructure, distribution relationships and manufacturing scale that smaller, independent beauty labels typically lack. That combination has allowed the group to compound growth well ahead of the broader prestige beauty market, which has cooled in several regions amid slower discretionary spending.
The scale Give Back Beauty has reached puts it in a different conversation than a typical beauty incubator, closer to the mid-sized strategic groups that larger beauty and luxury conglomerates watch as acquisition targets or competitive threats. As the group approaches the €450 million mark, the key question for the industry is what Brondi does next: further organic expansion of the existing portfolio, additional brand partnerships, or a shift toward consolidation that could see Give Back Beauty itself become an acquirer rather than purely a builder.
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