Read more about the emerging trends in Asia-Pacific and new innovations by Shiseido, Pola Orbis, Kao and more.
We’ve identified five key trends that we believe are going to have a major impact on the beauty and personal care industry in Asia-Pacific this year.
Japanese beauty giant Shiseido says it has discovered a new active ingredient that improves skin texture and rejuvenates skin.
From doomed acquisitions to a lack of understanding of the brand, we speak to an Asian consumer expert to explore what led to Crabtree & Evelyn’s downfall, and what it can do to save itself from the brink of obscurity.
With insights from industry insiders, we break down the three emerging markets the watch for growth in cosmetics and personal care in 2019.
Israeli-made anti-hair loss device Hairegen is entering the Asian market through Singapore-based distributors.
Among APAC’s emerging economies and lucrative markets, APAC’s cosmetics legislation is changing at a fast pace. Here we reveal the latest developments set to come into place in 2019.
Japanese firm Pola Orbis has announced that it has received approval for its new whitening active ingredient.
Australia has delayed efforts to ban cosmetic testing on animals for the third time, pushing the deadline back to July 1, 2020.
Kao Corporation is targeting consumers with active lifestyles with its latest sunscreen line, Bioré UV Athlizm.
Taiwanese brand Inna Organic believes it can fill a gap in the Western market with its dual-certified organic sheet masks.
