Beauty
Beauty Giant Estée Lauder Plays the Long Game
A temporary dip in China sales is not alarming Estée Lauder. Rather, the US beauty conglomerate is largely confident in investing in the market. Read More3 Key Takeaways From Xiaohongshu’s Beauty Trend Report
With the 2022 Xiaohongshu Beauty Trends Report out this month, Jing Daily highlights three key takeaways to help brands navigate the platform. Read MoreMetaverse Beauty With Chinese Characteristics
Digital optimism poses an exciting opportunity for beauty’s metaverse ambitions. But Beijing's ban on all crypto activities means brands should be cautious. Read MoreHow Ancient Chinese Wisdom Is Revolutionizing C-Beauty
A renaissance of indigenous Chinese wisdom has made for a new generation of brands in the beauty and wellness space. Read MoreCan Penhaligon’s New Fragrance Win Over Chinese Consumers?
Penhaligon’s has released a new fragrance — The World According to Arthur — as part of its popular “Portraits” fragrance collection. Will it sell out? Read MoreCan Beauty Brands Capitalize on Euphoria’s Popularity in China?
With Chinese beauty fans obsessing over makeup looks from the Western TV series Euphoria, can beauty brands find ways to leverage the runaway hit? Read MoreCan T-Beauty Become a Dominant Force in Global Cosmetics?
K-beauty and J-beauty have dominated the global beauty market in recent years but is it T-beauty’s time to shine? Read MoreBehind C-Beauty Disruptor Florasis’ Global Expansion
Florasis has ridden the hype wave of Chinese beauty to become a global phenomenon. Here’s what it did to challenge competitors in international markets. Read MoreWill Western Niche Labels Become Ventures’ Next Sweet Spot in China?
What Happened: On February 9, the e-commerce solution company Kuai Commerce announced a second seed round of funding — £2 million ($2.7 million) — to launch its first group of… Read MoreWhat the Rise of Ayurveda Says About China’s Changing Beauty Market
With a consumer shift toward holistic skincare, Ayurveda’s rising popularity proves that Chinese consumers want wellness that isn’t only skin-deep. Read More