Click through our gallery to see our top cosmetics stories of May, featuring the minimalism trend sweeping K-beauty, Johnson & Johnson's troubles in India as well as Intercos' Japan ambitions.
Click through our gallery to see our top cosmetics stories of May, featuring the minimalism trend sweeping K-beauty, Johnson & Johnson's troubles in India as well as Intercos' Japan ambitions.
The rise of minimalism is creating opportunities for beauty companies to create simple products to cater to South Korean consumers that are looking for more straightforward beauty routines.
Johnson & Johnson has defended its No More Tears baby shampoo after tests conducted by the northwestern Indian state of Rajasthan concluded that it found formaldehyde in its products.
India’s Wipro Consumer Care has acquired Philippine personal care company Splash Corporation, with its CFO telling us the deal will fulfil its goal of becoming one of the top three personal care players in Asia.
Shiseido Group hopes to hit new highs by strengthening its position in China, America and EMEA as well as tighten its supply chain and improving production.
Cosmetics contract manufacturer Intercos is looking to expand its footprint in Japan to strengthen its presence in the Asian markets, on the back of strong growth in China and Korea.
Green is in, or is it? A lack of awareness and understanding, as well as a premium price tag, may be some of the reasons why the green beauty movement has yet to properly take off in APAC.
A Singaporean entrepreneur hopes to capitalise on Asian awareness of traditional natural ingredients with her superfood-inspired skin care line.
Japanese company Kewpie has launched a brand new collagen-boosting ingredient extracted from eggshell membranes.
Chinese app and tech developer has launched two new skin analysing devices, which it believes hold huge potential for beauty brands spanning consultations, product recommendations and customer relationship management.
