skincare

The ability of more agile C-beauty brands to connect with Chinese consumers during the pandemic has increased their stickiness, which is great news for China’s domestic beauty and skincare industry. Moreover, this comes at a time when China’s consumers are re-accessing their beauty ideals. But how worried should western cosmetics brands be, and what should ... Read More

For Chinese beauty junkies, the 10-step beauty routine no longer cuts it. It’s now all about overnight beauty hacks to achieve flawless, glowing skin. Read More

Sales of the Estée Lauder Companies Inc beauty products crossed $1 billion in the Asia-Pacific region in the last quarter. Read More

Vloggers are not only showing how to make beauty products cheaply and package them as luxury items, but selling the fakes directly to their knowing audiences. Read More

Soko Glam co-founder Charlotte Cho told us her miracle formula for establishing a thriving online beauty platform. Read More

Long associated with glamorous Hollywood icons, the American skincare brand sets its sights on the China market on the eve of an auspicious anniversary. Read More

After news that both Revlon and Garnier are withdrawing from the China market, we take a look at other beauty brands that did the same in recent years. Read More

Vicky Tsai, the founder of Japan-inspired beauty company Tatcha, talks to Jing Daily about her product's Hong Kong launch at Lane Crawford's Joyce Beauty. Read More

Founded in 2007 by French entrepreneur and long-time China resident Jean Zimmermann, Shanghai-based Ba Yan Ka La bills itself as China's first luxury skincare brand. Read More

With China's middle class men now "developing their own comprehensive style based on individuality," over the last couple of years major brands have jumped on the male bandwagon in a big way. Read More