Online make-up guru back in business after bust-up with agent; says she will share her thoughts on ‘life and growth’ in future.

Chinese tourists in Seoul are turning tourist trips into shopping sprees, as a softer won makes luxury and lifestyle services more affordable When Chelsea Wang travelled to Seoul with two friends in ...

From Atlanta to Paris and Shanghai, Sephora offers a long-term solution to the evolving beauty market — by constructing a community that embraces diversity and crosses cultural boundaries through a ...

The company wins the technology innovation award with 25 years of R&D and patented oil-absorption tech, with its leadership ...

Chinese companies initially focused on Western markets like the U.S. and Europe in their global push. But many are now pivoting to Southeast Asia, where Chinese brands have found greater success, due ...

Over the course of the last century, Western beauty ideals—thinness, light skin, large breasts, large eyes, a small nose and high cheekbones—have seeped into countries and cultures around the world.

To receive the Vogue Business newsletter, sign up here. Ongoing uncertainty in China and higher product costs driven by soaring crude oil prices added an air of tension to the latest round of ...

Fundamental shift: A woman checks products from Chinese cosmetics brand Florasis at the China Beauty Expo. The market share of domestic brands climbed to 57.37% in 2025. China's beauty market is ...

Chinese beauty brands are taking a bigger slice of the cosmetics pie in China, fuelled by the digital and e-commerce surge that the pandemic created, according to a new report from market research ...

You know those scenes in anime where magical girls like Sailor Moon and Tokyo Mew Mew transform into a superhero? That’s how I feel when I do my C-beauty routine. As a teenager I started wearing ...