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Thank you. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this Thursday, January 25th.

Now, I realize that the holiday season's a tiny dot in our collective rearview mirror by now,

but today we're going to do a quick drive-by and revisit it for a few moments.

Folks who have teen or tween girls in their lives might have been caught off guard by last

year's wish list. Alongside requests for clothing toys in all manner of technology, some girls

as young as eight or ten were reportedly

asking Santa for a surprising present. Pricy skincare products. At the top of the list is a brand

called Drunk Elephant. The skincare line was created more than a decade ago by Tiffany Masterson,

and the line has become popular with millennials because of its quality as well as its fun packaging.

But a slew of younger influencers on TikTok and other platforms have catapulted the skincare line to new heights,

touting its benefits and promoting the brand to very young consumers. Not everyone sees the beauty of

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