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Global cosmetic brand target list · 735
Third-party view of each brand: monthly site visits and ranks, parent and listing, public revenue and funding, channels and price tier, in-house vs contract manufacturing (with evidence), public corporate contacts and leaders, analyst-style read and partnership angles.
Public facts only: revenue with year and source, never estimated; traffic from Similarweb public pages (month shown); manufacturing model backed by official or press wording. Enrichment done for 735 brands, 465 with Similarweb monthly visits; the rest are small sites whose figure Similarweb does not show, never estimated. Manufacturing model only from official sites, Wikipedia or legally required manufacturer disclosures; otherwise marked not disclosed.
Denmark · Vissenbjerg · Dermocosmetic skincare, body care, hair care, sun care, makeup
Ecooking Site ↗
- 9.5KMonthly visits · 2026-08
- #2,500,728Global rank
- #133 (Beauty and Cosmetics, Denmark)Category rank
- 66.22%Bounce
- 1.35Pages/visit
- 00:00:11Duration
Top regions:Denmark 100% · Top source:Organic Search 33.66%
Danish dermocosmetic brand ('Danish skincare that works') spanning face, body, hair, sun and color cosmetics, sold DTC and in pharmacies; revenue grew from DKK 77M to DKK 130M between 2019-2020, prompting Bluegem Capital Partners to take a majority stake in 2021 to fund Asia/US expansion.
- Parent
- Bluegem Capital Partners (majority stake since 2021); founder Tina Søgaard retains a minority stake · Founded 2015 (Tina Søgaard)
- Revenue
- DKK 130M (2020, Bluegem Capital Partners press release)
- Channels
- DTC site · Matas · Magasin · Salling · various online retailers (Denmark only)
- Manufacturing
- Not disclosed · Made in Denmark — Homepage states products are 'effective skincare developed and produced in Denmark'; whether manufacturing is in-house or contracted is not disclosed (brand homepage).
- Contact
- info@ecooking.dk
- Leaders
- Tina Søgaard, Founder
- Analyst view
- Ecooking is a Danish skincare brand built on clinical, active-ingredient efficacy (lactic and glycolic acids) rather than lifestyle branding. It sells via its own site and Danish retailers Matas, Magasin and Salling, with little visible international presence. No public funding, ownership change or major retail expansion was found. Traffic is modest and concentrated in Denmark, consistent with a loyal but geographically narrow customer base.
- Partnership angles
- Sells almost entirely within Denmark, so international growth would require export-ready formulations and multi-market regulatory documentation · Positions on active-ingredient efficacy, meaning new SKUs likely need clinical or lab substantiation · Currently reliant on a small set of domestic pharmacy retailers, leaving room for new channel or private-label partnerships.
Denmark · Copenhagen, Denmark · Bioactive, aromatherapy-driven skincare
Karmameju Site ↗
- 4.8KMonthly visits · 2026-08
- #3,633,121Global rank
- #14,502 (Beauty and Cosmetics, United States)Category rank
- 31.64%Bounce
- 1.90Pages/visit
- 00:00:24Duration
Top regions:United States 64.83% · Netherlands 18.93% · Denmark 13.65% · Top source:Organic Search 33.13%
Danish 'bioactive skincare' brand sold DTC online and via wholesale, positioned on plant extracts and aromatherapeutic fragrance, with production split between a UK perfumery lab and an Italian organic raw-material lab.
- Parent
- Independent (Karmameju ApS) · Founded 1999 per the brand's own site; ApS legal entity registered 2001 (dbrs.dk)
- Revenue
- Not disclosed. Danish company registry shows FY2025 gross profit (bruttofortjeneste) of approximately DKK 11.7m (dbrs.dk); third-party, non-company-disclosed revenue estimates are excluded per no-estimate policy
- Channels
- DTC webshop · department stores, curated retailers and spas in Denmark, Copenhagen Airport, Norway, Sweden, Netherlands
- Manufacturing
- Contract manufacturing · Made in United Kingdom · Italy — Brand states products are made with two partners: a British aromatherapy/perfumery lab and an Italian organic-ingredient producer (brand homepage).
- Contact
- customerservice@karmameju.com; sales@karmameju.com (official site)
- Leaders
- Mette Skjærbæk, founder & creative director (karmameju.com/pages/our-founder)
- Analyst view
- Karmameju is a Danish bioactive-skincare brand sold via its own webshop plus department stores, curated retailers and spas across Denmark, Norway, Sweden and the Netherlands. Production runs through partner labs in the UK and Italy rather than an owned factory. Regional awards (ELLE Denmark, Vogue Scandinavia) support a premium department-store position. Measured web traffic is niche, suggesting reliance on offline retail over digital acquisition. No funding is publicly disclosed.
- Partnership angles
- Relies on two overseas production partners rather than an owned factory, leaving room for alternative formulation/production partners · Nordic department-store and spa distribution may need fresh, bioactive-format manufacturing capacity as it expands beyond Scandinavia · Award-driven premium positioning means new launches need efficacy and provenance documentation.
Denmark · Copenhagen, Denmark · "Freshly made" natural skincare — serums, creams, cleansers
Nuori Site ↗
Small-batch, all-natural skincare brand sold DTC online and via select retail, built on a "Fight for Fresh" philosophy of producing formulas in short batch cycles.
- Parent
- Independent (Nuori Beauty ApS, CVR 46056337) · Founded 2015
- Revenue
- Not disclosed. Official Danish annual report shows a DKK 2.0m loss and negative equity of DKK 29.7m for FY2024, with management citing strong revenue growth from Q1 2025 onward (regnskaber.cvrapi.dk filing)
- Channels
- DTC webshop · spa/hospitality partners (e.g. LIV Nordic, The Newman London) · B2B/wholesale inquiries
- Manufacturing
- In-house · Made in Denmark — FAQ states products are 'freshly blended in small batches at our professional production facilities' before shipping to retail partners, implying company-operated production; HQ given as Copenhagen (brand FAQ).
- Contact
- customerservice@nuori.com; Nuori Beauty ApS, Amaliegade 4A, Copenhagen (official site)
- Leaders
- Jasmi Bonnén, founder & CEO (nuori.com/pages/about)
- Analyst view
- NUORI is a Copenhagen-based 'fresh' skincare brand built on small-batch, freshness-dated formulas, sold direct-to-consumer plus through spa/hospitality partners such as LIV Nordic. Its FAQ describes production at 'our own professional production facilities,' implying in-house small-batch manufacturing. Pricing (€35-149) sits at the prestige end of clean skincare. Similarweb shows negligible measurable traffic, consistent with a boutique, wholesale-leaning strategy. No funding is public.
- Partnership angles
- Freshness-dated, small-batch production implies frequent, tightly scheduled manufacturing runs rather than large infrequent batches · Growing spa/hospitality B2B channel may need private-label or amenity-size formulation support · Natural-actives, low-preservative positioning means new ingredients must fit a 'fresh' shelf-life story.
Denmark · Copenhagen, Denmark · Luxury skincare and makeup with an emphasis on peptides, exosomes and mineral sunscreens
Tromborg Site ↗
Danish family-owned science-and-nature skincare/makeup brand, sold DTC online and via wholesale, manufactured in its own Danish factory and laboratory.
- Parent
- Independent, family-owned (Tromborg ApS) · Founded 2003
- Revenue
- Not disclosed as top-line turnover. Danish company registry shows FY2025 net profit of DKK 3.4m and equity of DKK 27.6m (grundigt.dk, CVR 29189749)
- Channels
- DTC webshop · store locator (own/partner retail points)
- Manufacturing
- In-house · Made in Denmark — Company states products are 'produced in beautiful natural surroundings in our own factory in Denmark' with its own lab, R&D and manufacturing facilities (brand history page).
- Contact
- info@tromborg.com (official site)
- Leaders
- Marianne Tromborg, founder (former professional make-up artist); Tim Schyberg, co-founder/biochemist leading R&D (tromborg.com/pages/history)
- Analyst view
- Tromborg is a family-owned Danish cosmetics brand founded in 2003 by former makeup artist Marianne Tromborg, with her biochemist husband leading R&D. The company states it owns its own factory, lab and manufacturing facilities in Denmark. A hero balm priced at €36 places the brand at a prestige level for a founder-led line. Measured traffic is modest and UK-weighted, pointing to export success beyond Denmark. No funding or investor information is public.
- Partnership angles
- Already vertically integrated with its own Danish factory and lab, so partnership needs likely center on capacity expansion or specialised inputs rather than full outsourcing · Family-owned, founder-led structure suggests conservative, relationship-based supplier selection · UK-weighted traffic points to appetite for further international distribution.