Updated: Feb 21
Janet Sarah believes that Chinese consumers are not only concerned about eco friendly, but also about the safety and efficacy of cosmetics, which will drive the development of the Chinese cosmetics market in the sustainability sector.
We are in an era of increasing uncertainty.
The boom in the development of children’s cosmetics is likely to explode in the next few years.
Skincare product is not a medicine, it is not a purely efficacy-oriented thing, it has a lot of emotional and
Under the stable development of the beauty market, product efficacy and brand quality are important considerations for beauty and skin
Chinese digital technology innovation may be the new opportunity that is attracting many companies to invest and develop in China.
China’s functional skincare market is growing rapidly, and the category is segmented, moving from basic skincare to sophisticated skincare. A
Face D is an Italian dermocosmetic brand. An impressive result with 108% growth in the first four months of 2021. Face D now has more than six hundred points of sale in Italy. Face D products can be found in pharmacies, Sephora, department stores, airports and TV shopping.
Chiara Sorman, the founder of Face D, found that the speedness of the makeup missed up in the skincare. And the efficacy of the skincare is also lost in the makeup. This meant that consumers had to wait a long time to see some efficacy when using skincare products such as creams or lotions. Chiara Sorman hoped skincare products to work as fast as beauty while maintaining the original skincare results, combining a quick solution with a stable treatment. So she created Face D, a dermocosmetic brand. It aims to build a bridge between cosmetics and skincare.
How does Face D view the concept of dermatologica? Is there any intention to enter the Chinese market? With great honor, we invite Chiara Sormani, the founder of Face D, to share the experience of building Face D and thoughts about the beauty industry.
Updated: Jan 6
Angela Caglia Integrated Beauty is a skincare brand by celebrity aesthetician Angela Caglia, who has been working in the skin for nearly 30 years. Why did she want to build her brand?
Caglia realized that she wasn’t getting the results she wanted for clients. Many of her clients are celebrities like Barbra Streisand, Georgia May Jagger, Sting and so on, or people who are perfectionists with their skin. She believed she could create something better for them than the products they used before.
CHAILEEDO invites Angela Caglia’s founder to share the experience of building Angela Caglia Integrated Beauty and thoughts about the beauty industry.
Updated: Jan 29
We hope Joy Group’s two makeup brands, Judydoll and Joocyee, be distinctive.
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