The B2B show is back on 14 and 15 June 2023 at the Carrousel du Louvre in Paris, at a time of growth in all beauty categories. With a significant increase in the number of exhibitors, the event will offer a fresh look at cosmetics trends: no fewer than 12 guest agencies, an innovation contest, a robust programme of workshops and conferences, and an ambassador specialising in diversity.
For its 2023 edition, MakeUp in Paris will host 150 exhibitors, a 36% increase compared to 2022. About 47.
They have announced it in turn over the past few months: tempted by significant growth prospects, major luxury players have been flooding on the Indian beauty market. The rising buying power of the middle class, the expansion of sales channels, the influence of celebrities, the search for alternatives to China. All these factors can contribute to strengthening the demand for high-end cosmetics. And the industry is getting ready. Still, this opening should be qualified, according to.
South East Asian cosmetics brands continue to be influential in the halal beauty space, despite attempts by international firms to gain a bigger slice of the pie, says a leading analyst.
South East Asian cosmetics brands continue to be influential in the halal beauty space, despite attempts by international firms to gain a bigger slice of the pie, says a leading analyst.
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