KYOTO, Japan -- Cosmetics makers are coming under increasing pressure to offer customized products and services in Asia as the growth of social media and e-commerce creates more "beauty savvy" consumers, a senior L'Oreal executive told Nikkei Asia.
World's biggest cosmetics maker responds with greater product customization

Alexis Perakis-Valat, president of the consumer products division at L'Oreal, says the cosmetics maker is moving from "beauty for all" to "beauty for each." (Photo by Natsumi Kawasaki)
KYOTO, Japan -- Cosmetics makers are coming under increasing pressure to offer customized products and services in Asia as the growth of social media and e-commerce creates more "beauty savvy" consumers, a senior L'Oreal executive told Nikkei Asia.