Beauty & Health
Young Men Drive the Skincare Market in China
With more disposable income than ever, young Chinese men are building skincare habits earlier, becoming the new driving force for the male beauty market. Read More
How These Male Chinese Bloggers Make a Killing Explaining Cosmetics to You
A Chinese male beauty blogger revealed in an interview how he belongs to a group of Chinese men who influence female shoppers' cosmetics decisions. Read More
Report Says Chinese Men Spend 24 Minutes Grooming Daily, Signaling Market Opportunity
Chinese men spend an average of 24 minutes on their daily grooming routine, signaling a growing market for male skincare. Read More
LVMH-Owned Sino-French Beauty Brand Opens First Store in Mainland China
Cha Ling, a high-end skincare brand owned by LVMH and inspired by a rare Chinese tea, finally launched in China with a store in Shanghai. Read More
NARS Announces Expansion Into China Despite Criticism for Testing on Animals
High-end cosmetics brand NARS, with its parent company Shiseido, announced that it will be entering the China market in September with four physical stores. Read More
Why Wealthy Chinese Women Are Flocking to LA to Give Birth
The founder of a WeChat consultancy for birth tourism discusses the motivations and experiences of Chinese mothers-to-be who choose to have their baby abroad. Read More
5 Major Beauty Apps in China You Should Know
With the proliferation of interactive smartphone-based beauty apps in China and the West, we take a look at five that are getting a lot of attention. Read More
China’s Flourishing Makeup Obsession Gives Estée Lauder a Boost
Estée Lauder's first quarter sales in China surged 20 percent with help from China's millennial beauty bloggers. Read More
5 Takeaways for Luxury Brands from Political Celebrity Missteps in China
Luxury brands would do well to heed these situations when celebrities’ political positions had repercussions on the brand they represented in China. Read More
Estée Lauder and DFS Let You Virtually Try On Lipstick
Estée Lauder has employed an omnichannel strategy to reach China's digital natives shopping in duty free for its #BeautyAllNight campaign. Read More
