JAKARTA/SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI -- Chinese beauty brands are expanding their footprint in Southeast Asia, taking aim at a market expected to reach nearly $15 billion driven by rising incomes.
Skintific and Judydoll gain momentum with products tailored to local skin concerns
Skintific is gaining popularity mainly among younger consumers in Indonesia. (Photo by Yui Sato)
JAKARTA/SINGAPORE/SHANGHAI -- Chinese beauty brands are expanding their footprint in Southeast Asia, taking aim at a market expected to reach nearly $15 billion driven by rising incomes.