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Ulta Beauty sales grew 4.5%, beating expectations

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CEO Kecia Steelman warns that 2025’s second half performance remains uncertain amid US tariffs and unpredictable consumer spending.
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Ulta Beauty sales grew 4.5%, beating expectations

CEO Kecia Steelman warns that 2025’s second half performance remains uncertain amid US tariffs and unpredictable consumer spending.

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Vogue Business broke the news in on Friday, May 30, 2025.
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