07.02.23
Stamford, CT
www.edgewell.com
Sales: $1.8 billion
Key Personnel: Rod R. Little, president and chief executive officer; Daniel Sullivan, chief financial officer and president, Europe and latin America; Paul Hibbert, chief supply chain officer; John Hill, chief human resources officer; LaTanya Langley, chief legal officer; Eric O’Toole, president, North America; Karen Anderson, director of diversity, equity and inclusion; Ricardo de Oliveira, senior vice president, research & development; Amy Knight, vice president, global sustainability; Camilla Medeiros, vice president, global innovation and insights; Lauren Medina, vice president, communications
Major Products: Shaving—Billie, Schick, Skintimate, Wilkinson Sword; Grooming—Bulldog, Cremo, Jack Black; Sun and Skin—Banana Boat, Hawaiian Tropic, Wet Ones
New Products: Fieldtrip skin care
Comments: Corporate sales rose 4%. Wet shave sales increased 2.2% to more than $1.2 billion, helped along by full year results for Billie, which Edgewell acquired at the end of 2021. Sun and skin care sales increased 9.1% to $585 million. Sales of sun care products jumped 22% last year. In contrast, sales of Wet Ones fell 24%, as hyper hygiene habits faded.
In June 2022, Edgewell launched Fieldtrip, a Gen Z-focused, gender-inclusive, sustainable skin care brand. The seven-item line includes:
www.edgewell.com
Sales: $1.8 billion
Key Personnel: Rod R. Little, president and chief executive officer; Daniel Sullivan, chief financial officer and president, Europe and latin America; Paul Hibbert, chief supply chain officer; John Hill, chief human resources officer; LaTanya Langley, chief legal officer; Eric O’Toole, president, North America; Karen Anderson, director of diversity, equity and inclusion; Ricardo de Oliveira, senior vice president, research & development; Amy Knight, vice president, global sustainability; Camilla Medeiros, vice president, global innovation and insights; Lauren Medina, vice president, communications
Major Products: Shaving—Billie, Schick, Skintimate, Wilkinson Sword; Grooming—Bulldog, Cremo, Jack Black; Sun and Skin—Banana Boat, Hawaiian Tropic, Wet Ones
New Products: Fieldtrip skin care
Comments: Corporate sales rose 4%. Wet shave sales increased 2.2% to more than $1.2 billion, helped along by full year results for Billie, which Edgewell acquired at the end of 2021. Sun and skin care sales increased 9.1% to $585 million. Sales of sun care products jumped 22% last year. In contrast, sales of Wet Ones fell 24%, as hyper hygiene habits faded.
In June 2022, Edgewell launched Fieldtrip, a Gen Z-focused, gender-inclusive, sustainable skin care brand. The seven-item line includes:
- Fresh Start Purifying Face Cleanser with glacial clay harvested off the coast of Kisameet Bay, British Columbia, Canada;
- Into The Blue Stress Less Moisturizer with Indian wild indigo sustainably sourced from India;
- Trail Blazer Anywhere Shave Lotion with birch sap extracted from organically grown white birch trees from Northern Europe
- Overnight Trip Hydrating Lip Mask with moringa butter from the Himalayan Foothills of Southeast Asia;
- C The World Brightening Serum with camu camu sustainably sourced from the Amazon Rainforest;
- Eyeland Retreat Cooling Eye Gel with red maple bark sustainably sourced and upcycled from Canada; and
- Wandermist Hydrating Facial Spray with rambutan peel extract sustainably harvested and upcycled from Southeast Asia.