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Natallia Bambiza
Director, Beauty Category Analyst, Makeup and Hair
Natallia Bambiza, director and beauty category analyst at Circana, is an expert in the prestige makeup and hair categories. Her passion for data and the beauty industry, combined with her prior experience in consumer goods and marketing, helps her address industry challenges through deep levels of analysis and thoughtful insights.
Bambiza joined Circana in 2018 following media and marketing roles at L’Oréal USA and Meredith Corporation. She holds a master’s degree in Marketing Analytics and a BBA degree in Marketing Management from Baruch College, Zicklin School of Business.
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Natallia Bambiza
Today’s consumers are reshaping wellbeing around moments that restore, satisfy, and fit real life, signaling a broader definition of what it means to feel well. This shift to everyday enjoyment is creating new opportunities for brands and retailers to deliver experiences that keep consumers coming back for more.
5 Nov 2026
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AI agents can narrow thousands of supermarket SKUs to just two to four recommendations, shifting control of product discovery from brands to algorithms. Circana's 10 formulas show manufacturers and retailers exactly where to intervene and how to convert AI investment into measurable ROI.
4 Nov 2026
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If every food or beverage has a certain point of consumption, those who make and sell it likely don’t know where, exactly, that is. Although retailers and CPGs have long understood that there are different uses and occasions for foods and beverages, they couldn’t quantitatively connect the dots between them — until now.
3 Nov 2026
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A grocery receipt records the sale but doesn’t reveal what happens about the breakfast, solo snack, or family dinner that follows. Circana's new Purchase to Consumption pairs receipt-verified buying records with National Eating Trends (NET®) diaries from the same households to show who uses each item, how, and at what cost, giving manufacturers and grocers a direct line to more than $100 million in unclaimed dinner spend and sharper innovation, merchandising, and marketing decisions.
3 Nov 2026
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Wellness now accounts for $1.16 trillion in U.S. consumer spending and continues to expand, but there is a notable gap between value and satisfaction. Circana's latest research pinpoints where that disconnect originates and shows how manufacturers and retailers can turn existing consumer commitment into lasting loyalty and measurable growth.
22 Oct 2026
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