Bespoke beauty: Why personalisation should be the new norm, not new luxury By Amanda Lim 09-Jan-2019 - Last updated on 09-Jan-2019 at 01:53 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend Consumers may pay a premium for bespoke beauty products, but Constance Mandefield, founder and COO of Singapore skincare firm alche{me}, personalisation should not be perceived as a luxury. Read more here. Top 10 Kao develops spray-able film that can “dramatically advance” cosmetics Cosmoprof Asia 2018, in pictures Halal certification: From religious law to industry standard? The end of animal testing in China is in sight, says regulatory expert Mercury-laced skin care sold online allegedly made in Philippines Bespoke beauty: Why personalisation should be the new norm, not new luxury China’s ‘Silicon Valley’ of beauty sets the stage for C-beauty expansion Skin-on-a-Chip: Singaporean scientists develop device which can replace animal testing Brand story: Top news on the big name beauty brands across APAC Laws & Regulation: Top news on cosmetics regulation across the APAC region Prev 1 … 5 6 7 8 9 … 11 Next