Under the successful promotion of its dermatological cosmetic brands Avène, Klorane, and professional hair care brand René Furterer, Pierre Fabre China has become the group’s leading international subsidiary in the field of skincare cosmetics.

Currently, HBA’s products are distributed in over 60 countries, with exports accounting for over 95% of its sales. The majority of its products are manufactured in Southeast Asia, the Middle East, and Europe.

In May and June of this year, talm plans to open a pop-up store. The brand also emphasizes that e-commerce is a core channel for its expansion, as 50% of its revenue in Europe and the United States comes from online sales.

Shanghai Jahwa has completed another acquisition of a maternal and child company.

Nivea and the Derma division performed well, achieving growth of 18% and 26.9%, respectively.

The Japanese and French luxury skincare brand EDB, which was acquired by S’Young, generated nearly 100 million yuan in revenue over five months since the acquisition.

All Dr. Barbara Sturm products are made in Germany, with prices ranging from $35 for scalp serum to $850 for men’s anti-aging sets. Dr. Sturm aims to provide hydration and rejuvenation services for people of all ages and skin types, and her products are highly praised for improving skin problems such as wrinkles and enlarged pores.

AromeManpo is the first skincare brand invested in by Cathay Capital Consumer Co-creation Fund and was discovered through joint exploration by Cathay Capital and L’Oreal. It is a high-quality domestic brand.

Procter & Gamble Co. has decided to discontinue its beauty tech brand Opté and shift focus to other brands that have already entered the market.

Having been established for over 30 years, Nuxe brand’s founder, Aliza Jabès, still holds over 50% of the company’s shares.