Two reports point to significant changes in the market for beauty products, globally and in Asia. According to Euromonitor’s research, there is a shift towards premiumisation as consumers are becoming more selective about what goes into the making of their beauty products. And a report by global market research firm Mintel looks at Asian consumers and brand behaviour. • Premium beauty and personal care outperformed the mass segment in 2017, for the second consecutive year, growing at nearly 6% • China and the US are expected to contribute ...
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