Company profile · Beauty & skincare, Health & nutrition

Nu Skin

Nu Skin Enterprises, Inc.

Nu Skin Enterprises is a publicly traded company selling skincare devices, cosmetics and Pharmanex nutritional supplements through independent brand affiliates.

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Founded: 1984
Headquarters: Provo, Utah, United States
Category: Beauty & skincare, Health & nutrition
Compensation plan: Stairstep breakaway
Status: Active
Ownership: Public (NYSE: NUS)
DSA member: —
Markets: —

Revenue

ReportedDSN Global 100 (2026 list), fiscal 2025 revenue as reported

Revenue 2025

Reported

$1.5B

Rounded figure as listed by DSN; companies self-report to the list.

2025: $1.5B · DSN Global 100 (2026 list), fiscal 2025

#12 of 46 companies by reported 2025 revenue · #5 of 18 in beauty & skincare

Compensation plan

Stairstep breakaway

“Your Title determines the number of Generations on which you can earn a Leading Bonus.”

From the company's own plan document. Changes appear in the timeline below. How plan types differ

Markets

Nearly 50

markets, as the company states it

“We currently sell and distribute our Nu Skin business’s products in nearly 50 markets.”

The company publishes a count, not a list, so individual countries are not recorded. Source

Income disclosure

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Median annual earnings

Reported

—

2025 · US

Earning under $500

Reported

—

of participants counted

Earning nothing

Reported

—

of participants counted

Top 1% share of payouts

Reported

—

of total payments

2025 statement for United States · Original statement · 1 year on record

Timeline

1 Jan 2025 · Other
Nu Skin sold its Mavely social commerce business in January 2025
Company filing, SEC EDGAR
20 Sept 2016 · Regulatory action
SEC announced Nu Skin Enterprises agreed to pay $765,688 to settle FCPA internal-controls and books-and-records charges related to a payment by its China subsidiary to a charity
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
6 Aug 1997 · FTC action
FTC announced Nu Skin International agreed to pay a $1.5 million civil penalty to settle charges over claims for supplements
U.S. Federal Trade Commission