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Why Sex Doesn’t Always Sell in China
Sexual imagery has been used to create sensory impressions since marketing began. But today, what societies want to see has changed, especially in China. Read MoreSK-II Launches a New Film Studio to Explore Brand Storytelling
SK-II announced the launch of SK-II STUDIO, its new film studio, exploring the current social pressures and challenges faced by women. Read MoreCan Revlon Do Enough in China to Stay Afloat?
The cosmetics brand Revlon managed to stave off bankruptcy — for now — but is it doing enough in China to secure its future? Read MoreIs Eliminating Counterfeits in China a Pipe Dream?
After yet another major counterfeit den in China has been seized, is the Chinese government ready to crackdown on this highly profitable market? Read MoreHow Is JD’s 618 Grand Promotion Faring?
JD.com’s 618 Grand Promotion event is seeing big spending on essential products — but also luxury investment pieces. Jing Daily explains why. Read MoreWill Makeup Catch Up With Skincare in Post-Pandemic China?
Skincare remained more resilient than makeup products during China’s lockdown. Now that people are back on the streets, is this going to change soon? Read MoreProcter & Gamble’s Global Supply Chain Affected by Halted Factory Work in China & More
Procter & Gamble, the parent company of SK-II and Olay, stated how the virus impact on Chinese suppliers might affect its global supply chain. Read MoreBeauty Marketing Trends in 2020 That Will Boost Your KOL Game
6 beauty trends, including cultural collaborations, product launches around trending topics, fresh faces, creative new retail, and more. Read MoreHow L’Oréal Sales Surpassed One Billion RMB on Singles’ Day
L’Oréal became the top selling beauty brand on Tmall this year, beating out peers Estée Lauder and SK-II. Here's how they did it. Read MoreHow Should Luxury Brands Represent Masculinity in China?
Luxury brands have been widely using “Little Fresh Meat” to rejuvenate their brand images as well as attract their legions of fans. Read More