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Does China Want Clean Beauty? Ren Is Banking On It
British skincare brand Ren has appointed Mandopop idol Evan Lin as its new ambassador. Will this give the cruelty-free label a boost in China? Read MoreK-Beauty Gets an Expensive Makeover
While affordable K-beauty is losing Chinese consumer affection, its counterpart — premium Korean skincare — is riding high in the market. Read MoreAesop Gets Green Light to Open in China. Who’s Next?
Cruelty-free brands Aesop and The Body Shop are opening stores in China, as the country drops its animal testing requirement from imported cosmetic brands. Read MoreAre Cruelty-Free Cosmetics Brands Ready For China?
New exemptions for cruelty-free cosmetics companies entering the China market are good news, but China’s local beauty leaders offer stiff competition. Read MoreFenty Beauty By Rihanna Officially Lands in China
Starting from September 3, Fenty Beauty will officially land in Hong Kong and Macau, without compromising its commitment to cruelty-free products. Read MoreWill Rihanna’s Fenty Beauty Take Off in China?
Two winning weapons of Fenty — star power and its message of diversity — have appeared to gain little traction in China’s vast mainland beauty market. Read MoreThe Thorny Branding Dilemma That’s Giving The Body Shop A Major China Headache
For brands with socially conscious identities, complying with Chinese laws often means harming their images elsewhere. Read More