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Evermark is an American personal care company formed in January 2026 by the merger of Elida Beauty and the Suave Brands Company, both of which were owned and managed by private equity firm Yellow Wood Partners.[2]

Predecessors
  • Elida Beauty
  • Suave Brands Company
Founded2023; 3 years ago (2023) (as Suave Brands Company)
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Evermark
TypePrivate
IndustryPersonal care products
Predecessors
  • Elida Beauty
  • Suave Brands Company
Founded2023; 3 years ago (2023) (as Suave Brands Company)
HeadquartersHackensack, New Jersey, U.S.[1]
Area served
Worldwide
Key peopleDaniel Alter (CEO)
ProductsChapStick, Q-Tips, Suave, Pond's
OwnerYellow Wood Partners LLC
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History

Suave Brands Company

In February 2023, Unilever sold the North American ownership of the Suave brand to Yellow Wood Partners, a private equity firm which focuses exclusively on investing in the consumer market.[3] Suave Brands Company was then established as a standalone portfolio company, with Unilever retaining the rights to the brand internationally.

In January 2024, Haleon sold the rights to the ChapStick brand to Suave Brands Company for $150 million.[4]

Elida Beauty

In April 2021, Unilever established Elida Beauty as a standalone beauty business, which owned and managed a number of the company's non-core heritage brands including Brut, Q-tips, Noxema, TIGI, VO5, Pond's, and Elida.[5]

In December 2023, Alida Beauty was sold to Yellow Wood Partners following their acquisition of Suave earlier in the year.[6] Reliance Consumer Products, a subsidiary of Indian conglomerate Reliance Industries, would purchase the Brylcreem, Matey, Badedas, and Toni & Guy brands from Alida Beauty in January 2026.[7]

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