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15 Apr

India’s beauty market has a recent entrant. Launching with three strides in a single step, Reliance Retail Ltd. has given the Indian beauty market a very recent twist with the launch of beauty brand Tira — debuting a physical store, an e-commerce site and an app in early April. India’s beauty and private care market is estimated to generate roughly $16 billion in 2022 based on Euromonitor International. The doorway of Reliance into beauty with Tira has the potential to remodel the sector, industry analysts said, as Reliance is India’s largest retailer, with 17,225 stores across India. The corporate also comes with the deep pockets which are needed for sustainable growth. Reliance Retail Ltd. is a subsidiary of Reliance Retail Ventures Ltd., which...

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14 Apr

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14 Apr

Three Beauty Founders Who Are Redefining Business – WWD

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Three Beauty Founders Who Are Redefining Business – WWD

Indie brand founders are difficult the established order. “I take advantage of the tag line, ‘I like my products, how I like my people, nontoxic,’ which is a nod to surrounding yourself with talented conscious leaders and businesses,” said Dorian Morris, chief executive officer and founding father of Undefined Beauty. “Because that’s where you'll be able to make a change.” Joining Morris at WWD’s L.A.B. Forum in Los Angeles were Fiona Co Chan, CEO and founding father of Youthforia, and Lesley Thornton, holistic aesthetician and founding father of Klur. They sat down with Monica Arnaudo, chief merchandising officer of Ulta Beauty, who dug into how each founder is redefining the sweetness industry. “I’m not going to redefine beauty alone,” Thornton said. “After I...

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14 Apr

Luxury, Beauty Brands Flock to Hainan as Tourist Boom Continues

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Luxury, Beauty Brands Flock to Hainan as Tourist Boom Continues

SHANGHAI — The third edition of the China International Consumer Products Expo, also generally known as Hainan Expo, kicked off on Tuesday in Haikou, the capital of Hainan Island, China‘s duty-free shopping haven. As the primary large-scale international expo after China’s reopening, the five-day trade fair showcased greater than 3,300 brands from China and abroad, up from last yr’s 2,800 participants. Keen on keeping luxury spending onshore, Chinese authorities have been actively cracking down on Daigou and heavily promoting local retail hubs akin to Hainan and Hong Kong. In line with official data, for the primary quarter of this yr, Hainan welcomed 26.8 million visitors to the island, a rise of 20.2 percent in comparison with the identical time last yr. Total tourism...

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