Estee Lauder will lay off between 5,800 and 7,000 employees after second-quarter sales plummeted 6% and operating income tanked to a $580 million loss.

Estée Lauder on Tuesday announced plans to cut thousands of jobs and speed up its product development to reclaim relevance in higher-end beauty, after the company swung to a quarterly loss and offered a dimmer outlook amid wobblier shopper sentiment in Asia.

Estee Lauder now intends to slash up to 7,000 positions from its workforce, the cosmetics company, known for brands like Mac and Clinique, announced Tuesday.