Summer Fridays
Two Los Angeles influencers named a face mask after jet lag, and ended up the biggest skincare brand on Sephora's shelves.
Small and new·Global·Founded 2018·Members
At a glance
- Founded
- 2018, on the coast of Southern California, by two friends with a shared obsession for skincare.12
- Founded by
- Marianna Hewitt and Lauren Ireland, both with large social followings before the brand existed.24
- Home
- Los Angeles.3
- Owned by
- TSG Consumer Partners has held a majority stake since July 2024, with Hewitt and Ireland keeping a significant share.48
- Size
- The number one skincare brand by market share at Sephora in 2024, on 10.5 per cent.5
How it got here
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Sources for what is above
- 1About UsSummer Fridays · summerfridays.com
- 240 of Tomorrow: Summer Fridays' Marianna Hewitt and Lauren Gores IrelandWWD · 29 November 2018 · wwd.com
- 3Glossy Pop Newsletter: Summer Fridays built an obsessive community, that consistently sells out its merchGlossy · 9 June 2023 · glossy.co
- 4EXCLUSIVE: Marianna Hewitt, Lauren Ireland's Summer Fridays Lands Investment From TSG Consumer PartnersWWD · 24 July 2024 · wwd.com
- 5Summer Fridays, Glow Recipe Among Top 10 Skin Care Brands by Market Share at SephoraWWD · 3 December 2024 · wwd.com
- 8Summer Fridays' Marianna Hewitt and Lauren Ireland Chat About the Power of Social Media and Building Brand LongevityWWD · 24 February 2026 · wwd.com
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