If 2025 underscored one clear reality for global retail, it was that beauty continued to outperform, even as consumer confidence remained uneven and discretionary spending came under pressure. Across ...

With consumer demand fragmenting across regions and price sensitivity rising in developed markets, 2025 proved to be a year of recalibration for beauty and personal care manufacturers. While growth ...

If 2025 marked a turning point for beauty, it was not defined by experimentation—but by execution. Artificial intelligence, immersive commerce and automation moved decisively from pilot projects to ...

As consumer confidence remained uneven and organic growth proved harder to sustain, mergers and acquisitions once again took centre stage in 2025, reshaping the global beauty and personal care ...

As growth softened in parts of the consumer-facing beauty market and volatility rippled through global trade, 2025 became a year of consolidation, capital discipline and strategic repositioning across ...

As growth slowed across parts of Europe, the US and China, and capital became more selective, all eyes once again turned to the Middle East—and Dubai in particular—as beauty’s most dynamic convergence ...

If 2025 showed where pressure is building fastest in beauty and personal care, it was not only in regulation or trade—but in the courtroom. Across jurisdictions, litigation surged as regulators, ...

If 2025 demonstrated anything clearly, it was that regulation and geopolitics are no longer background forces for the beauty and personal care industry—they are central to strategy, cost structure and ...

India’s beauty market entered 2025 with a new sense of certainty. No longer treated as a promising frontier or test-and-learn ...

With growth slowing in key markets, costs rising and confidence uneven, 2025 became a defining year for people, power and ...

Isdin has confirmed that Marian Puig has stepped down as chairman of its board after a decade in the role and 25 years with ...

India-based haircare brand Moxie Beauty has secured US$15 million in Series A funding led by Bessemer Venture Partners, with participation from Fireside Ventures and a group of angel investors.