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Ulta Target partnership ends in 2026
Ulta Beauty and Target announce the current shop in shop partnership will not be renewed after August 2026. The collaboration continues through the term.

Ulta Beauty and Target announce they will not renew the Ulta Beauty at Target partnership when the current agreement ends in August 2026.
Ulta Beauty and Target End Partnership in 2026
Ulta Beauty and Target said they will not renew the Ulta Beauty at Target shop in shop partnership when the current agreement ends in August 2026. The collaboration began in 2021 and allowed customers to link Ulta Beauty Rewards with Target Circle, earning rewards on eligible purchases. The companies emphasized a smooth transition and said the Ulta Beauty at Target experience will continue to operate in stores and on Target.com through 2026.
The two companies noted continued support for teams and partners during the transition. Ulta Beauty plans to push its broader omnichannel strategy, including the upcoming Ulta Beauty Marketplace, while Target maintains its beauty assortment and value proposition for shoppers. Ulta has about 1,500 stores in the United States, and Target operates nearly 2,000 stores.
Key Takeaways
"For 35 years, Ulta Beauty has revolutionized how people experience beauty – bringing together an unmatched assortment from mass to luxury – and our partnership with Target was one of many unique ways we have brought the power of beauty to guests nationwide."
Ulta Beauty chief retail officer Amiee Bayer-Thomas on the partnership value.
"The magic of shopping for beauty at Target is the combination of on trend products that delight consumers with an inspiring and convenient shopping experience."
Target chief commercial officer Rick Gomez on the Target experience.
"We’re proud of our shared success with Ulta Beauty and the experience we’ve delivered together."
Gomez on the partnership results.
This move reflects a broader shift in how big retailers organize brand partnerships. Ulta is doubling down on its omnichannel and marketplace strategy, signaling a bet on expanding reach beyond traditional partners. Target stays focused on offering an affordable, curated beauty mix inside its stores, preserving the experience shoppers expect.
The decision raises questions for shoppers who valued the linked rewards and for suppliers who benefited from the partnership. It may push both brands to invest more in their own channels, while customers adjust to changing shopping paths. In a crowded beauty market, the split could prompt other retailers to rethink co branded spaces and loyalty integrations.
Highlights
- Beauty travels best when it travels wide
- Two giants test the future of beauty shopping
- Markets move faster than shelves
- Change is the constant in retail
The next phase will test how both brands translate strength into growth.
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