Molton Brown Indonesia debut strengthens foothold in luxe fragrance
Kao-owned beauty brand Molton Brown has opened its first flagship store in Indonesia as part of its strategy to expand presence in the Asian luxury fragrance market.
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Kao-owned beauty brand Molton Brown has opened its first flagship store in Indonesia as part of its strategy to expand presence in the Asian luxury fragrance market.
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South Korean cosmetics firm Able C&C is strengthening its international presence by expanding its footprint in the Middle East.
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Kao flagship hair care brand Essential is relaunching its basic series which will feature new formulations containing honey and collagen.
Estee Lauder-owned K-beauty skin care brand Dr Jart+ has re-launched in Japan, as its latest earnings reveal declining sales in Asia.
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South Korea’s Ministry of Food and Drug Safety (MFDS) will enhance its halal certification support project to facilitate local companies’ entry into the “continuously growing” halal cosmetics market.
Prestige skin care brand SK-II has highlighted the importance of 'unique consumer experiences' with the launch of new concept store in Malaysia.
Shiseido-owned Maquillage will launch a cushion version of the Dramatic Essence Liquid in August to meet the demand for serum foundations.
C-beauty brand Chioture is seeing growing demand for lip and cheek makeup which it believes is driving by the younger consumers’ desire for experimentation and self-expression.
Skin care major Neutrogena believes it can lead the anti-ageing skin care segment in Thailand on the back of its latest retinol-based launch.
Australian personal care brand Totem Eco aims to tap into the growing trend of conscious consumerism as it embarks on its international expansion, with South East Asia as a major focus.
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