At Beauty Shanghai 2025, five emerging C-beauty brands revealed how China’s beauty industry is evolving beyond trends—toward a new aesthetic standard rooted in culture, design, and slow luxury.
Fragrance takes the spotlight and ASEAN emerges as the next beauty growth frontier at Cosmoprof Asia 2025, highlighting Asia’s expanding role in redefining global beauty.
Liquides Imaginaires marks its third entry into China with a renewed vision of perfume as poetry and strategy. Founder Philippe Di Méo shares how the brand connects French artistry with China’s evolving niche fragrance scene and its spiritual economy.
As Korean beauty reshapes European skincare, what lessons can China’s beauty brands learn? From cultural storytelling to experiential retail, here’s how C-beauty can chart its global path.
Balenciaga returns to fragrance with the relaunch of Le Dix and a new Haute Parfumerie line. Explore what this means for the brand and Kering Beauté’s strategy.
Beauty Shanghai 2025 debuts this October as China’s first premium boutique beauty fair, featuring over 100 brands across skincare, cosmetics and personal care.
Once seen purely as functional FMCG products, hair and body care is now rapidly evolving into a new battleground for brand competition and consumer premiumization.
The fiscal 2024 not only underscored the growing maturity and competitiveness of China’s homegrown players, but also revealed deepening fault lines within the sector.
Beauty brands tap into China’s silver economy by reimagining gifting rituals, targeting mature women through emotional resonance and strategic storytelling.