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About Olive Young
Olive Young is South Korea's largest health and beauty retailer, owned by CJ Group. It is the leading gateway to K-beauty products and operates hundreds of stores nationwide.
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Overview
Olive Young is South Korea's largest health and beauty retailer, owned by CJ Group. It is the leading gateway to K-beauty products and operates hundreds of stores nationwide.
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The Millac the Market location uses a fictional ship concept and local waterfront references to connect K-beauty shopping with tourism.
This partnership brings the popular Korean beauty expertise of Olive Young to Sephora's 580 stores, highlighting trends like Skin Reset and SPF Destination.
This curated selection, designed to introduce American customers to a complete K-beauty skincare routine, includes both established and newer rising brands, accessible entry-level products, and beauty devices.
Related reading: Explore our Top 10 Korean Beauty Brand and Retailer Expansions. K Beauty is entering a new scale up phase in prestige retail as Sephora and Olive Young announce a strategic partnership to bring a curated lineup of Korean…
The United States has become the primary growth engine for the South Korean beauty industry, with the market reaching $2 billion in sales mid-2025, representing a 37% year-over-year increase. This “Second Wave” of K-beauty is characterized by a shift from…
Olive Young, South Korea’s beauty and health retail giant with a network of thousands of stores domestically, has confirmed it will open its first American store in Los Angeles in the first half of 2026. The move is set to…
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Brands tracked alongside Olive Young based on category, positioning, market overlap, shared Rankings, and RetailBoss coverage.
Selection method: explainable profile, market, Ranking, and coverage signals. Competitive sets are editorial context, not a claim that every Brand competes in every product category. Reviewed August 2026.
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