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Major 3rd Party Luxury Beauty Brand Alrossa Has Plans To Expand To Australia and Beyond

by Brendan Cox
March 8, 2022
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Major 3rd Party Luxury Beauty Brand Alrossa Has Plans To Expand To Australia and Beyond

Acqua Dell Elba. (Photo via: Alrossa.com)

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Alrossa is a major 3rd party luxury beauty seller that was founded in Brooklyn, New York in 2016. Alrossa is the modern destination for all things relating to beauty, health and home. Within five years of inception, Alrossa has expanded tremendously working with some of the biggest players in the luxury space including Cipriani, Acqua Dell Elba and L:A Bruket. 

According to their parent company, Cling, they “work with over 350 brands across the globe… and take pride in building strong relationships with each brand that we sell, as the quality of their products are a direct reflection of the value we provide to each Alrossa customer.”

Through an email release, the Alrossa communications team announced a massive expansion plan including plans to partner with some major Australian beauty brands in 2022.
Alrossa specializes in discovering and elevating premier brands to a global audience, often partnering with developing presences. If you’d like to stay in the loop with all things Alrossa, feel free to connect with them on Instagram and Facebook or inquire regarding brand onboarding to catherine@alrossa.com.

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Brendan Cox

Brendan Cox

Brendan Cox writes about the intersection of marketing, media, and internet culture—spotlighting how brands break through in an oversaturated world.

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