Our recap of the most-read cosmetics stories of the month of September, featuring the latest in beauty innovation, trends and regulations.
Our recap of the most read cosmetics stories of the month of September, featuring the latest in beauty innovation, trends and regulations.
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The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is pushing French cosmetics conglomerate L’Oréal Group to find innovative ways to reinforce the trust relationship between its brands and consumers, a leading executive told us in an exclusive interview.
A new research study by Japanese cosmetics powerhouse Shiseido has determined that sensitive skin has less diverse biodiversity compared to less sensitive skin.
China’s has released a document detailing the animal testing exemptions for imported general use cosmetics, but experts say cosmetic companies will find themselves jumping through hoops to qualify for them
The usage of facial sheet masks in Asia are expected to increase and become a daily necessity in the wake of the changing beauty habits induced by the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic.
Australian-based tbh Skincare recorded sales increase of 60% month-on-month in July, as demand for its one-of-a-kind acne products take off.
China is making momentous strides to remove the barrier of animal testing for imported cosmetics, but experts believe foreign companies will still face hurdles even if exemptions are granted.
Newly launched luxury clean beauty brand MISEICO is eyeing potential among older consumers that prioritise health above all else.
Japanese personal care conglomerate Kao Corporation has developed a new pump for its film-type packaging to replace its use of plastic pump bottles.
L’Oréal Travel Retail has emphasised the importance of sustainability for long-term growth in the region’s travel retail market to meet consumer demand for more ‘meaningful’ shopping experiences.
Kao Corporation is launching a new range of shampoos intended for people with ‘mixed hair’ to rejuvenate the hair care market in Japan.