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A Guide To China’s Fast-Evolving Fragrance Market In 2023
New olfactive trends and the multiplication of international and domestic offerings are reshaping China’s fragrance market. How should brands adapt? Read MoreByredo, Penhaligon’s Parent Puig Reports Stellar Revenue Growth, Eyes China’s Niche Fragrance Market
Eager to expand its fragrance market share in China, the Spanish beauty giant faces stiff competition from rising homegrown brands Read MoreChina’s Booming Fragrance Market Offers Plenty of Room For Newcomers
Low awareness of fragrance in China means challenges and opportunities for newcomers to establish a foothold in the fast-growing market. Read MoreDomestic Brands Are the Future of China’s Luxury Fragrance Market
An evolution in consumer tastes is boosting sales of high-end Chinese fragrance makers, threatening the dominance of entrenched foreign luxury brands. 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 MoreWho Will Fill China’s Gaping Luxury Fragrance Void?
China’s fragrance market is predicted to grow three times faster than the global market. So brands wanting to enter this market should act now. Read MoreNiche Fragrances Are Winning Over Young Chinese Consumers. What’s Their Secret?
The China market offers one of the world’s most compelling opportunities for any fragrance brand, but understanding market nuances is key. Read MoreHow Chinese Label Shushu/Tong Subverts Feminine Stereotypes
Shushu/Tong's latest campaign showcases the brand's understanding of today’s youth, who increasingly prefer niche and avant-garde aesthetics. Read MoreHow Brands Can Use Nostalgia To Win China’s Wide-Open Fragrance Market
Recently, the perfume industry has begun to leverage the physiological relationship between scent and memory with great success — and the key is nostalgia. Read MoreThe Smell of Success: How Niche Perfumes Perform in China
In China, consumers are still learning about perfumes. Growth has been slow, but for niche brands, now is a great time to find opportunities. Read More