The five major beauty trends for 2025 include: 1) The 'Private Glutathione Effect,' focusing on skincare solutions for issues related to rapid weight loss; 2) Eye makeup as a tool for self-expression; 3) Preventive skincare emphasizing skin health and sustainable results; 4) A rebellion wave in the beauty industry; 5) The rise of entertainment-driven beauty brands.
The skincare category is the largest and most stable segment in the global beauty and skincare industry, with the market size projected to reach $404.7 billion by 2026. Fragrance and makeup categories are also expected to recover.
In 2024, Black Friday total spending increased by 3.4%, with total sales reaching $10.8 billion, a 10.2% year-on-year growth. However, in-store sales grew only 0.7%, while e-commerce sales surged by 14.6%, indicating a strong shift towards online shopping.
The Jinan High-Tech Zone, approved as Shandong's first 'cosmetics industry belt,' reported a network retail sales of 36.4 billion yuan from January to October 2024, ranking first in the city. It has cultivated domestic brands like Quadi, Aibeishi, and Banmu Huatian, with the cosmetics industry accounting for 78% of the city's total.
Unilever's 2030 growth plan includes integrating four brands—Olly, K18, Hourglass, and Nexus—into its core portfolio, aiming to drive premiumization. The company also plans to spin off its ice cream business by 2025, reflecting its focus on high-end beauty and health markets.
L'Oréal has achieved 100% renewable energy usage across all its factories, distribution centers, administrative offices, and R&D centers in the South Asia-Pacific, Middle East, and North Africa regions, two years ahead of its 2025 target.
Peter Thomas Roth has announced its return to the Chinese market, emphasizing its commitment to providing exceptional skincare experiences. Despite earlier speculation about its exit, the brand clarified that its online channel adjustments were part of a strategic realignment, not a withdrawal.
CSS Xi Yan Cui's parent company, Shanghai Jingyue Trading Co., was fined 500,000 yuan for false advertising after its product was found to lack the claimed olive bitter ingredient. Influencer Luo Wangyu, who promoted the product, was also implicated in the controversy.
Mao Geping is set to list on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on December 10, 2024, with an IPO price range of 26.3 to 29.8 HKD per share. The IPO has attracted six cornerstone investors, including CPE Investment and Ivy Capital, who collectively subscribed to $100 million worth of shares.
Kose is reportedly planning a full withdrawal from the Chinese market, having already closed its Tmall flagship store in April 2024. Only two physical stores in Shanghai and Beijing remain operational. The brand's sales in China dropped by 34.7% in 2023, reflecting intense competition and shifting consumer preferences.
2024年12月9日 星期一 Vol.29
本期当班主播:何慕Simon
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