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China beauty analysis: How to win over China’s value-drive beauty consumers

How to win over… China’s value-drive beauty consumers

By Amanda Lim

Exclusive insights from Elizabeth Arden, G&M Cosmetics, Aromababy, alongside industry experts shed light on the increasing complex landscape of China’s beauty market while highlighting its major challenges and opportunities.

Travel retail APAC analysis: How to win over evolving travel retail shoppers

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How to win over… evolving post-pandemic travel retail shoppers

By Amanda Lim

Insight from travel retail experts at Elizabeth Arden, Kenvue, L’Occitane, L’Oréal and more have highlighted the challenges facing the duty-free sector and reveal what it takes to navigate the evolving habits of the post-pandemic passenger.

Luxury beauty analysis: How to win over… Asia’s discerning consumers

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How to win over… Asia’s discerning luxury beauty consumers

By Amanda Lim

Insight and data from Clé de Peau Beauté, Elizabeth Arden, LUXASIA, and more reveal that Asia Pacific’s luxury beauty segment faces the challenge of justifying its high prices to more discerning consumers against a backdrop of economic uncertainties and...

Hong Kong beauty analysis: How to win over the recovering HK beauty market

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How to win over.. the recovering Hong Kong beauty market

By Amanda Lim

Exclusive insights from beauty leaders L’Occitane Group, Sa Sa International, G&M Cosmetics, Pretti5 shed light on the resilient Hong Kong beauty and personal care market and reveal why it remains a key market in Asia Pacific.

Fragrance brands are today focusing on line extensions and flanker brands versus organic new product concepts [Getty Images]

Fragrance innovation: ‘Newness is down overall’, says Circana

By Kacey Culliney

Whilst the fragrance category has continued to show dynamism and growth in the past year, the number of new concept launches has stagnated, with growth instead coming from existing lines extensions and flanker brands, says market trends firm Circana.

Consumers are increasingly invested in the health of their hair and are investing in the premium end of the market to achieve desired looks and outcomes [Getty Images]

L’Oréal CEO: ‘Hair care has become the new skin care’

By Kacey Culliney

The strength of L’Oréal’s hair care business in 2022 came as a positive post-COVID surprise as consumers aspired to healthier, more diversified looks and shopped at the premium end of this category, its CEO says.

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