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Our 3 key beauty barometers to help global luxury beauty brands better understand what works in the beauty market in China and beyond. Read More

In China, selfie culture has created such unattainable beauty standards that body and face ideals in that country have been changing because of it. Read More

A March report by Kantar China reveals a few purchasing behaviors of Chinese female beauty shoppers that brands need to know. Read More

The overseas purchasing business is evolving in a different, darker direction, coined "Daigou 2.0". Read More

A Shanghai court said the English trademark of Sulansoo confuses consumers with the Sulwhasoo brand. 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

The brand's emphasis on natural ingredients has served them well in China, but with the challenges of operating there increasing, they are eager to grow other markets. Read More

Last year's travel ban, a reaction to Korea's THAAD missile defense system, is only partly to blame. Japanese beauty brands are also seen as higher quality. Read More

While mass beauty labels beat out luxury brands globally, a new report shows the opposite was true in China, where people are increasingly aware of 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