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LANCÔME Travel Retail Asia Pacific Zeros in on Hainan
In November, Hainan has also seen other L’Oréal-owned brands and entities launching campaigns with China Duty Free Group, a state-owned duty-free retailer. Read More
Lancôme, Cartier and Van Cleef’s WeChat Moments Ads Ranked Top in Q1
Among all luxury brands with a WeChat presence, Lancôme, Cartier, and Van Cleef’s WeChat Moments ads were top rated in the Q1 2019 ranking. Read More
Trending in China: Zhou Dongyu’s Lancome Lipstick Campaign Is Spreading Like Wildfire
From Zhou Dongyu's lipstick campaign for Lancome to the Gap's WeChat collaboration, here are what Chinese consumers are buzzing about on social media today. Read More
Face Cream and Occupy Central: Lancôme Learns That Even Beauty Brands Can’t Avoid Politics in China
Lancôme gets caught up in rising Hong Kong-mainland tensions after the cancellation of a concert by a politically involved pop star. Read More
Another K-Beauty Brand Bites the Dust In China
Amorepacific-owned Innisfree is packing up its bags in China, with plans to shutter about 170 stores by the end of this year. Read More
Estée Lauder’s Earnings Reflect Post-COVID Beauty Trends
Although makeup demand slumped, the pandemic-induced pivot to skin care and fragrance helped Estée Lauder’s Q3 sales soar 16 percent to $3.86 billion. Read More
L’Oréal Propelled By Gains In Asia Pacific
L’Oréal’s brick-and-mortar and e-commerce investments in the Mainland seem to have paid off, particularly for the French group’s luxury division. Read More
Size Doesn’t Matter: The Allure of Beauty Samples in China
The beauty industry has long relied on samples to hook customers, and China's young consumers want innovative ways to try out new products. Read More
How One Brand Tapped Into China’s Booming Duty-Free Market
Although it tanked elsewhere, China’s travel retail market benefited from the relaxation of duty-free limits and the country’s luxury appetite. Read More
Is China Killing off its “Little Fresh Meat”?
Luxury’s ambassadors are often called “Little Fresh Meat.” But if China has its way, there could be a shift away from these feminine-looking stars. Read More
