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Sarelly: the Mexican brand that conquered TikTok Shop and is now going to the US
MX🏛️ Politics3 hr. ago

Sarelly: the Mexican brand that conquered TikTok Shop and is now going to the US

Sarelly is a Mexican makeup and beauty brand founded in 2021 with a focus on 'clean beauty' formulas tailored for Latin skin tones. The brand gained significant traction on TikTok Shop Mexico and became the first Mexican makeup brand to enter Revolve's catalog in the United States by 2025. In 2026, Sarelly expanded further by entering Target's U.S. stores through its premium beauty space, Target Beauty Studio. This expansion was supported by two rounds of investment totaling $6 million. Additionally, the brand won recognition at the Business of Beauty Global Awards for creative execution. Sarelly emphasizes community engagement through digital surveys and co-creates products based on customer feedback. Founded by Anna Sarelly and Rémi Martini, the brand blends cultural inspiration with modern aesthetics, including products inspired by Mexican lucha libre and telenovelas.

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El Universal logoEl UniversalIndependentCenter3 hr. ago
Sarelly: the Mexican brand that conquered TikTok Shop and is now going to the US

Sarelly is a Mexican makeup and beauty brand founded in 2021 with a focus on 'clean beauty' formulas tailored for Latin skin tones. The brand gained significant traction on TikTok Shop Mexico and became the first Mexican makeup brand to enter Revolve's catalog in the United States by 2025. In 2026, Sarelly expanded further by entering Target's U.S. stores through its premium beauty space, Target Beauty Studio. This expansion was supported by two rounds of investment totaling $6 million. Additionally, the brand won recognition at the Business of Beauty Global Awards for creative execution. Sarelly emphasizes community engagement through digital surveys and co-creates products based on customer feedback. Founded by Anna Sarelly and Rémi Martini, the brand blends cultural inspiration with modern aesthetics, including products inspired by Mexican lucha libre and telenovelas.

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