Beauty Startup Ideas

2 years ago

An aggregator of local content apps for restaurants, retailers, travel, beauty, and more.

170

1 year ago

A “social beauty community” platform.

159

2 years ago

A startup that creates “beauty boxes” of luxury items for customers

136

2 years ago

This app helps people find and book hair and nail services and services at salons, spas, and other beauty and wellness businesses.

129

1 year ago

A startup that wants to get the word out about great natural beauty products

129

2 years ago

A software platform that allows customers to find out where they can buy products and then subscribe to them in advance. The startup is building an e-commerce platform for physical products, with an emphasis on beauty. The company is based in San Francisco.

127

1 year ago

A digital platform for those who operate small businesses (like restaurants, cafes, and beauty salons) to serve as a one-stop shop to track and manage their business. It’s a tool that aggregates all of the paper and online paperwork into a single platform.

127

2 years ago

This software startup is building a tool that will help users manage their beauty orders and have them shipped to their door within a few days.

117

1 year ago

A startup with a focus on the beauty and grooming industry, aimed at consumers and retailers.

112

2 years ago

A market research and recruiting tool for the beauty industry. The startup’s founders say they have already worked with brands like Revlon and L’Oréal.

110

12 days ago

A data visualization company that wants to make it easy for companies to see the hidden beauty of their data, and to find new insights.

90

2 years ago

An online directory of local hairstyling and beauty products.

89

2 years ago

The startup wants to store and share original fashion and beauty imagery from photographers and brands.

76

1 year ago

A startup that wants to capture the beauty and lifestyle of cities through photography.

74

1 year ago

A startup for barbers and beauty salons that lets customers book appointments online.

73

5 months ago

A company that plans to develop a range of “digital origami” products and services, aimed at the fashion and beauty industries.

69

2 years ago

A startup that sells a subscription box that provides users with a variety of high-end beauty products

68

1 year ago

A startup that “builds large scale social media campaigns for brands and agencies”, but focuses mostly on the beauty and retail industry.

67

1 year ago

A company focused on building a mobile chat app for users to find and book hair- and beauty services.

66

1 year ago

Made for use by beauty brands, ByNu is a $10 per month subscription service that breaks down your email marketing and social media data into a visual dashboard that shows you which of your social media posts perform the best.

64

1 year ago

A platform for students to help each other study, with the beauty of the app being that it’s entirely transparent to the student.

58

11 months ago

An online marketplace for beauty products from around the world. The startup helps people find the best products from all over the world, and gets a commission on the sale.

55

1 year ago

A video platform for shopping, shopping for video, and more video, including beauty and fashion content.

51

1 year ago

A product development and design company for small-to-medium-sized businesses, with a focus on beauty brands

51

1 year ago

An online sales platform for beauty products. The company says it’s 6x cheaper to use than competitor sites, and claims it has $1 million per month in paid traffic.

49

11 months ago

A social network for people of color in the beauty industry to network, share resources, and promote their businesses.

49

6 months ago

An on-demand beauty service that functions like a concierge or personal stylist, who will help you pick out a new outfit for the day, book a manicure or massage, or help you pick out a gift for a friend. The startup is currently focusing on the UK, with an international expansion in mind.

45

11 months ago

seeks to make it easier for users to find and book services for personal care and beauty, such as dry cleaning and hairdressing. It’s a subscription-based service that curates, researches, and collects services, and makes it easier to use.

44

1 year ago

The company makes Alexa-compatible smart beauty tools.

42

5 months ago

A startup creating an online platform that allows women to find high quality and affordable health and beauty products.

39

9 months ago

Ecommerce site for fashion and beauty products, in the form of a mobile app.

37

1 month ago

While the founders of Glossier didn’t originally come up with the idea for their beauty products, they’re now building a company that sells their products to others.

37

6 months ago

A company primarily focused on helping women make money by teaching them how to make and sell their own beauty products.

34

1 month ago

A startup that’s building one of the first collaborative platforms to help people find and book in-home beauty services. It’s the second big beauty startup to launch in the past few weeks.

34

9 months ago

This startup wants to help consumers find the right beauty products. The startup focuses on the US and Canada, and is starting off with a $1,000+ list of beauty products to help users find the right one.

33

7 months ago

This startup aims to help small businesses like restaurants, beauty shops, and massage parlors easily buy and sell their products, with a focus on customers who want to sell products.

28

6 months ago

A startup for all kinds of beauty products. The startup sells to companies that want to sell their products, and customers can buy products through them.

28

6 months ago

A recurring revenue business that helps beauty professionals track and manage their clients, allowing them to earn more money.

28

4 months ago

A startup that brokers beauty partnerships between brands and influencers. Brands will pay a monthly fee, though the influencers will get a cut of the money.

26

3 months ago

A subscription delivery service for beauty products, with plans starting at $2.50

24

2 years ago

Idea: A marketing platform for beauty brands to sell directly to their customers. The startup is built on a freemium model and has made $2,820 in sales.

12

2 days ago

A social networking app for hairdressers focused on the beauty industry. The pitch is that hairdressers are already meeting customers socially in salons, offering them a way to do the same thing online.

11

2 years ago

A startup that is like the Dollar Shave Club but for beauty products for women (I’m a guy and I came up with this idea)

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2 years ago

Idea: A startup for “transformative” beauty brands

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Beauty Startup Ideas

An aggregator of local content apps for restaurants, retailers, travel, beauty, and more.

A “social beauty community” platform.

A startup that creates “beauty boxes” of luxury items for customers

This app helps people find and book hair and nail services and services at salons, spas, and other beauty and wellness businesses.

A startup that wants to get the word out about great natural beauty products

A software platform that allows customers to find out where they can buy products and then subscribe to them in advance. The startup is building an e-commerce platform for physical products, with an emphasis on beauty. The company is based in San Francisco.

A digital platform for those who operate small businesses (like restaurants, cafes, and beauty salons) to serve as a one-stop shop to track and manage their business. It’s a tool that aggregates all of the paper and online paperwork into a single platform.

This software startup is building a tool that will help users manage their beauty orders and have them shipped to their door within a few days.

A startup with a focus on the beauty and grooming industry, aimed at consumers and retailers.

A market research and recruiting tool for the beauty industry. The startup’s founders say they have already worked with brands like Revlon and L’Oréal.

A data visualization company that wants to make it easy for companies to see the hidden beauty of their data, and to find new insights.

An online directory of local hairstyling and beauty products.

The startup wants to store and share original fashion and beauty imagery from photographers and brands.

A startup that wants to capture the beauty and lifestyle of cities through photography.

A startup for barbers and beauty salons that lets customers book appointments online.

A company that plans to develop a range of “digital origami” products and services, aimed at the fashion and beauty industries.

A startup that sells a subscription box that provides users with a variety of high-end beauty products

A startup that “builds large scale social media campaigns for brands and agencies”, but focuses mostly on the beauty and retail industry.

A company focused on building a mobile chat app for users to find and book hair- and beauty services.

Made for use by beauty brands, ByNu is a $10 per month subscription service that breaks down your email marketing and social media data into a visual dashboard that shows you which of your social media posts perform the best.

A platform for students to help each other study, with the beauty of the app being that it’s entirely transparent to the student.

An online marketplace for beauty products from around the world. The startup helps people find the best products from all over the world, and gets a commission on the sale.

A video platform for shopping, shopping for video, and more video, including beauty and fashion content.

A product development and design company for small-to-medium-sized businesses, with a focus on beauty brands

An online sales platform for beauty products. The company says it’s 6x cheaper to use than competitor sites, and claims it has $1 million per month in paid traffic.

A social network for people of color in the beauty industry to network, share resources, and promote their businesses.

An on-demand beauty service that functions like a concierge or personal stylist, who will help you pick out a new outfit for the day, book a manicure or massage, or help you pick out a gift for a friend. The startup is currently focusing on the UK, with an international expansion in mind.

seeks to make it easier for users to find and book services for personal care and beauty, such as dry cleaning and hairdressing. It’s a subscription-based service that curates, researches, and collects services, and makes it easier to use.

The company makes Alexa-compatible smart beauty tools.

A startup creating an online platform that allows women to find high quality and affordable health and beauty products.

Ecommerce site for fashion and beauty products, in the form of a mobile app.

While the founders of Glossier didn’t originally come up with the idea for their beauty products, they’re now building a company that sells their products to others.

A company primarily focused on helping women make money by teaching them how to make and sell their own beauty products.

A startup that’s building one of the first collaborative platforms to help people find and book in-home beauty services. It’s the second big beauty startup to launch in the past few weeks.

This startup wants to help consumers find the right beauty products. The startup focuses on the US and Canada, and is starting off with a $1,000+ list of beauty products to help users find the right one.

This startup aims to help small businesses like restaurants, beauty shops, and massage parlors easily buy and sell their products, with a focus on customers who want to sell products.

A startup for all kinds of beauty products. The startup sells to companies that want to sell their products, and customers can buy products through them.

A recurring revenue business that helps beauty professionals track and manage their clients, allowing them to earn more money.

A startup that brokers beauty partnerships between brands and influencers. Brands will pay a monthly fee, though the influencers will get a cut of the money.

A subscription delivery service for beauty products, with plans starting at $2.50

Idea: A marketing platform for beauty brands to sell directly to their customers. The startup is built on a freemium model and has made $2,820 in sales.

A social networking app for hairdressers focused on the beauty industry. The pitch is that hairdressers are already meeting customers socially in salons, offering them a way to do the same thing online.

A startup that is like the Dollar Shave Club but for beauty products for women (I’m a guy and I came up with this idea)

Idea: A startup for “transformative” beauty brands