beauty
Why Creed x Robbi Debunks The Need For China-Only Releases
As meta-human Ayayi shows off her Creed x Robbi toy, the fragrance brand’s CEO Sarah Rotheram discusses why they chose to launch worldwide instead of only in China. Read More
How Should Beauty Brands Adapt To A Polarized Market?
The world’s second largest beauty market — China — is burgeoning, but many brands are pulling out or reorganizing. Who is taking over that market share and how? Read More
Top Beauty Brands Flock To Shanghai’s International Cosmetic Festival
At Shanghai’s International Cosmetic Festival, beauty brands like Prada, Fenty, and L’Oreal will launch new products online, offline, and in the metaverse. Read More
What’s The Future Of China’s Beauty And Wellness? Join Us For A Webinar
Join Jing Daily’s expert panel for a deep dive into China’s wellness beauty trends on Monday, August 22, sponsored by marketing agency Tong. Read More
Dior Steps Up Bid for China’s Untapped Wellness Sector
Dior is making a play on luxury spas in China, and it’s only a matter of time before others follow suit. Read More
What Does China’s Beauty Buying Look Like Post-Lockdown?
Have months of lockdowns hurt China’s beauty consumption? Evidently not, as a new study predicts the market will swell to $15 billion in 2024. Read More
Can 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 More
Behind 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 More
As the Korean Wave Fades in China, K-Beauty’s Loss is C-Beauty’s Gain
The Korean Wave is increasingly becoming a ripple in China, amid an ongoing entertainment crackdown and surging competition from Chinese beauty brands. Read More
Chanel’s Advent Calendar Comes Under Consumer Scrutiny
Chanel launched its first Advent calendar. Yet, netizens called out the brand as the price of the surprise box was much higher than what was in it. Read More
