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Wellness, Health & Beauty Should Every Brand’s Top Priority – Here Is Why

Sven Kramer Jan 11, 2023

Before the inception of the pandemic, wellness was rarely a concern of business owners. With the exception of a few, a vast majority of businesses were focusing on launching new products and adhering to conventional strategies. However, as the pandemic outbroke, wellness became the foremost concern of everyone – from consumers and employees to business owners.

It taught us the hard lesson that no matter what, wellness is something that can not be ignored – at any cost. The ancient saying “health is the greatest wealth” became the motto of businesses. At corporate levels, business owners and employees became more conscious of their well-being. Likewise, consumers also started making their well-being a foremost priority.

Andrea / Pexels / Thanks to the pandemic, wellness has become the top priority of everyone in the commerce sector.

Thus, companies have not become more conscious of the health of their employees and consumers. Today, if a business does not have wellness initiatives, the company is behind in the race of competition. Not only do their employees quit working with them, but their sales and revenues fall exponentially.

Here are some of the ‘novel’ industry trends that are revolutionizing brands for good:

A Brand With No Purpose is Bound to Succumb

The number one driving force that aligns businesses with individual well-being is the purpose of the business. Today, no business can survive for long without being driven by an underlying purpose.

John / Pexels / Taking care of the health of employees and consumers should be the top priority of all businesses – as it is the crying demand of the industry.

Thus, if you look back a few years, you will come to the conclusion that setting well-being (and beauty) as an objective was a rarity. But today, the market demands that every business should be driven by the purpose of being more cautious of individual’s well-being.

Notice that this health consciousness can be either for employees, consumers, or the common masses. Thus, this trend is revolutionizing the market.

Authenticity is the Hallmark of All Thriving Businesses – And it Will Remain So

Today, beauty brands have come to the conclusion that in authenticity lies success. This means that beauty brands do not wear multiple hats. Instead, they listen to the demands of their customers and develop an authentic identity in the market.

Andrea / Pexels / An authentic business does not wear all hats! But it does prioritize well-being.

If you dive deep and figure out the secret of the success of leading fashion brands, you will get to know that they are authentic at the core. They do not merely prioritize well-being. Instead, they merge it with the core objective of their business.

Take Gucci, the leading fashion brand, as an example here. The company is driven by the objective of making fashion accessible to everyone. And its wellness initiatives are on par with its purpose. As a result, the company has succeeded in making a brand identity in the market. No wonder Gucci generates millions of dollars in revenue every year. And the same is true for Louis Vuitton and other fashion brands.

So, the COVID-19 pandemic has taught all business owners a hard lesson: Well-being should always be the top priority of every business. And if a brand fails to do so, it is bound to succumb.

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