
Looking to accelerate the growth of its brands in Europe and Asia, South Korean beauty giant AmorePacific, owner of LaNeige, Innisfree and Sulwhasoo, has entered into a strategic partnership with A.S.Watson Group.
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Looking to accelerate the growth of its brands in Europe and Asia, South Korean beauty giant AmorePacific, owner of LaNeige, Innisfree and Sulwhasoo, has entered into a strategic partnership with A.S.Watson Group.
Johnson & Johnson, L’Oreal and others have splashed out on cutting-edge cosmetics in Japan and Korea, seeking clout and innovation. But local beauty brands like Shiseido and Amorepacific could still reverse the trend.
At a factory two hours south of Seoul, women clad in plastic caps and masks put peach-coloured eye-shadow into cases, right next to a machine churning out a skin-colour face powder.
Amorepacific has opened its first beauty pop-up in NYC. The space features Korean beauty, fragrance, color and skincare products as well as meet and greets with beauty experts, on-site treatments, and product sampling.
South Korean cosmetics brands, wildly successful at home and across Asia, now have their eye on the European beauty market where their penetration is, for now, only skin-deep.
Following a drop in the number of Chinese tourists, South Korean beauty giant AmorePacific saw its turnover fall by 10 percent in 2017. The group is now reinforcing its exports business.
South Korean cosmetics company Amorepacific aims to expand in Europe by launching one of its luxury brands in Britain this year and in Germany in 2019, a senior executive said.
Korean cosmetics, or K-beauty for short, are increasingly popular with international consumers, as K-beauty marks its territory on an increasingly fragmented market.
DFS Group and Melco Crown unveiled its expanded City of Dreams property in Macau. The property's retail space has been expanded three times larger, features a 23,000-square-foot beauty section and added 31 new luxury ...
Chinese visitors to South Korea are buying less from global luxury mainstays like Louis Vuitton and Chanel in favour of cheaper homegrown brands, as young, independent travellers make up a bigger share of tourists.