Could homegrown beauty retail chain Novela become Singapore’s answer to Olive Young and Sasa?

Could homegrown beauty retail chain Novela become Singapore’s answer to Olive Young and Sasa?

Before starting the multi-brand Singaporean beauty retail chain Novela back in 2013, its co-founders Ben Lin, 39, and Eugene Tay, 34, did n’t have any plans of carving out an&nbsp, entrepreneurial career based on skincare and perfumes.

Fast forward to now and they’ve got seven shops around Singapore. Novela has gained analogies to other well-known beauty stores like Sephora, Olive Young, and Sasa and is a well-known look at homeland stores like&nbsp, IMM, Tampines 1 and Waterway Point. &nbsp,

They’ve done but by doing stuff a little bit different&nbsp, – by stocking up on “emerging and market businesses” you might not find anywhere else.

While Novela companies well-known counter brands that are available elsewhere, for as&nbsp, Sulwhasoo, SK-II, Estee Lauder, La Mer and La Prairie, &nbsp, it also carries religion companies that may be lesser-known but have also found acceptance because they have strong Fedex, according to Tay. &nbsp,