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Target to roll out new “beauty studios” in hundreds of stores, including locations in Kentucky and Indiana this fall
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Kentucky/The Apex Times/Aug 26, 12:31 PM EDT

Target to roll out new “beauty studios” in hundreds of stores, including locations in Kentucky and Indiana this fall

The Minneapolis-based retailer said it will expand its beauty offerings through new studio-style areas planned for a fall rollout across many stores in Kentucky and Indiana.

Target said it plans to launch new “beauty studios” in hundreds of its stores this fall, including stores in Kentucky and Indiana, according to a WLKY report published Aug. 26.

WLKY reported that the company’s expansion is part of a broader in-store change aimed at giving shoppers a dedicated, studio-style space for beauty purchases. Target did not indicate in the report that the Kentucky and Indiana openings would involve a single, statewide schedule; instead, the rollout was described as a store-by-store expansion across the fall season.

The report said Target’s new beauty studios are expected to appear in “many” Kentucky and Indiana locations as the company completes renovations and prepares its stores for the updated layout.

While the announcement indicates additional construction and store remerchandising work ahead of the fall shopping period, details on which specific Kentucky stores will receive the studios and when individual locations will open were not included in the WLKY account.

Target’s store upgrades are also likely to affect staffing and scheduling, given that new retail areas typically require planogram changes, additional inventory staging, and updated workflows for employees, though the WLKY report did not provide workforce numbers or local hiring plans.

For shoppers, the studios represent an expanded in-store focus on beauty categories during a peak retail period. The store openings are expected to roll out over time as Target completes each location’s preparations during the fall.

Residents and customers in Kentucky can monitor the timing for specific store locations through Target’s local store information and in-store updates as the company moves through the fall launch timeline described by WLKY.

Why It Matters

  • The fall rollout timeframe means store remodels and related merchandising work will likely affect shoppers during late summer and early autumn.
  • Kentucky customers will see beauty departments updated or expanded at participating Target locations as the company completes renovations.
  • The expansion suggests continued investment in brick-and-mortar retail infrastructure, which can influence local employment schedules tied to opening preparations.
  • If additional staffing and inventory workflows are required for the new studio areas, store operations at participating locations could change ahead of the launches.
  • Customers looking for the studios’ availability at particular locations will likely need to rely on store-specific updates rather than a single statewide date.

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Key Facts

  • Target said it will launch new “beauty studios” in hundreds of its stores this fall.
  • WLKY reported that Target’s rollout includes many stores in Kentucky and Indiana.
  • The announcement was published Aug. 26, 2026.
  • The report described the initiative as a store expansion of beauty offerings in a studio-style format.
  • Specific Kentucky store-by-store opening dates were not included in the WLKY report.
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