The L’Occitane Group published its results June last. Excellent results with a turnover of almost €1.2 billion, up by nearly 12% over the previous fiscal year. "Growth, was delivered mainly by China, Japan, Hong Kong and Russia," the statement said. To note the growth of online sales of over 31 per cent. Finally, the operating margin will have almost reached 14 per cent, compared to 12.6 per cent last year. Figures that can only satisfy Reinold Geiger, owner/CEO and most of all the primary...
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L’Occitane: a pivotal year
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Direct sales channel grows alongside eCommerce
17 June 2014, by Brazil Beauty NewsDefying all forecasts that the direct sales channel would decline, the latest figures show that door-to-door sales continue to play a vital role in the distribution of cosmetics in Brazil. According to data from the Direct Selling Association of Brazil (ABVED), the segment recorded R$ 41.6 billion in business in 2013, with an increase of 7.2% in the year, outperforming GDP growth for the same period by 4.9%.
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Water crisis in the southeast of Brazil is affecting the beauty industry and services sector
31 March 2015, by Brazil Beauty NewsCosmetic plants and hair salons are investing in alternative ways to save water while “water smart” products are winning space among customers.
The states of São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Minas Gerais are facing the worst water crisis seen in the last 84 years, according to the Brazilian Environment Ministry. The volume of water in the main reservoirs in the southeast region has reached alarming levels and the threat of drastic rationing is hovering over all sectors, including the beauty... -
in-cosmetics Brasil grows and strengthens its position as an innovation platform for Latin America
25 August 2015, by Brazil Beauty NewsOn the 30th September and 1st October of 2015, the second edition of in-cosmetics Brasil will bring to São Paulo the latest in ingredients for personal care, perfumery and cosmetics to be showcased in an exhibition space 60% larger than in 2014. The event builds on its global focus with 65% international exhibitors; around 13% of visitors are expected to come from overseas.
One of the show’s highlights is the Formulation Display, an area located within the Innovation Zone where raw... -
Faber-Castell plans to double production of cosmetics in Brazil in the next 10 years
19 May 2015, by Brazil Beauty NewsEmphasis on product segmentation, more assertive launches and a broad exploitation of different distribution channels are among the factors that are driving the growth of the make-up market in Brazil.
Faber-Castell has been operating in Brazil for 85 years and is one of the world’s largest pencil manufacturers, with an annual production of around 1.9 billion units. However, many customers are unaware that, besides its famous colored pencils, the company outsources production of make-up of... -
Launched to compete with foreign products, the biocosmetics brand Riô is planning to open 60 stores of its own within five years
30 July 2019, by Brazil Beauty NewsDistributed by Sephora, Riô’s products are manufactured with natural ingredients produced in a lab.
Riô is a Brazilian biocosmetics brand created for consumers who are used to the technology and the efficiency of foreign products. However, Riô has one advantage its competitors do not: its products were developed specifically to meet the needs of Brazilian consumers in their personal care routines.
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Selfies and strobing boost prestige makeup sales
13 October 2015, by Brazil Beauty NewsThe rise of strobing and the popularity of selfies are driving growth in the UK prestige make-up market, according to the NPD Group.
“Make-up is really driving growth in the prestige beauty market fueled by the popularity of the selfie. Pioneered by celebrities such as Kim Kardashian, it’s a trend we see across the board and make-up is essential to creating the perfect look. At the same time strobing, which emerged in early 2015, is the years’ hot new make-up trend which is driving... -
Barbearia feminina começa a ganhar espaço no Brasil
4 de dezembro de 2018, por Brazil Beauty News“Onde existe demanda, há um nicho de mercado”, Tiago Costa, Jacques Janine.
Nos últimos anos, o mercado da beleza acompanhou uma explosão de barbearias pelo Brasil. De acordo com a Euromonitor, entre 2012 e 2016, houve um crescimento de mais de 500% deste tipo de negócio no país, aquecendo também o setor de franquias. Desde 2015, o número de franquias dedicadas ao segmento mais que dobrou, segundo a Associação Brasileira de Franchising (ABF).
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“People aged 60 and over feel invisible,” José Luiz de Paula Junior, Aura60+
16 July 2019, by Brazil Beauty NewsA new Brazilian beauty brand focuses on an as yet-unexplored domestic niche: the elderly.
In Brazil, an individual is legally considered to be elderly when they turn 60. Close to 30 million people in Brazil are currently in this age bracket. According to the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, they represent 13.5% of the country’s total population, but this figure is expected to double by 2042, reaching almost 60 million people or about 25% of the domestic population.
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Four beauty trends set to impact global markets by 2025
8 December 2015, by Brazil Beauty NewsLooking ahead to 2025, Mintel has announced four key trends set to impact global beauty markets over the next decade, including implications for both consumers and brands.
In a future where the line between human and technological device blurs, water becomes a protected resource, energy concerns ring true and natural ingredients take centre stage, beauty brands must innovate to stay relevant.
Augmented human
The line between human and technological device is blurring as smart technology...
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