Click through to see our recap of the most-read cosmetics stories of August, featuring top cosmetic companies like L’Oréal, Shiseido, COSMAX and more.
Johnson & Johnson Pacific is recalling all batches of Neutrogena Ultra Sheer Body Mist Sunscreen Spray SPF 50+ in Australia after small levels of benzene, which can potentially cause cancer, was detected under product testing.
L'Oréal's CEO has brushed off the hype surrounding the rise of China's domestic beauty brands such as Perfect Diary, saying that while the competition is growing, he doesn't see it as a threat.
Microbiome-friendly skin care may be what's missing from Asia's adult acne care market where gentle solutions for acne-prone sensitive skin is lacking.
China's food and drug regulator has issued a notice stating that it plans to monitor the safety of 18 cosmetic categories – including products that have gone viral through the Internet.
The latest round of negative headlines about the health and environmental safety of sunscreens appears to be rattling consumer confidence.
In our round-up of the top five stories trending on our socials, we highlight the protective abilities of Kao's fine fibre tech, China's CBD beauty clampdown and more.
Shiseido has confirmed plans to launch Second Skin on October 1 – a technology that can diminish undereye ageing signs without make-up, in a move the firm says will offer “new experiences” to consumers.
South Korean ODM giant Cosmax is set to develop an AI-powered platform that will help both its customers and end-consumers get personalised information about the skin microbiome.
Facial sheet masks are an Asian beauty staple, but consumers are wising up to the waste these single-use products can generate and driving the need for more sustainable solutions to keep the category thriving.
A Singapore-based cosmetics company has developed a wash-on sunscreen that it claims can offer convenient 24-hour 'wash-to-wash' protection.
