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The growing industry of personalised beauty brands in India Updated: Updated: February 23, 2021 12:39 IST India’s homegrown personalised beauty brands are growing their customer base, but are they really all that different from regular brands? Share Article AAA India’s homegrown personalised beauty brands are growing their customer base, but are they really all that different from regular brands? Contrary to the message drilled into us in 2020, I touch my face. I am trying to count exactly ...

Pawel Pysz Non-toxic formulas from handpicked ingredients selected with a vigilant eye for minimal environmental impact and wrapped in a recyclable bottle—what’s not to love? However, every inch of shelf space in the skincare aisle is hotly fought-after, and the fledgeling clean beauty industry can often find it hard to compete with the accessible price bracket of mass-produced, machine-made products. So, what makes it worth your while to pay the difference by upgrading to clean beauty and ...

Hair Care takes the lead in the Application segment: Halal hair care products include shampoo, conditioner, hair oil, hair gel, hair spa creams among others. Hair care application has been witnessing a dominant position in the halal cosmetics application over the years owing to specific interests and desires for healthy hair and hair styling especially among the Muslim women. LAMEA is expected to grow at a lucrative rate of 14.7% during the forecast period. APAC is estimated trail right behind....

“We now feel ready for offline marketing”: WOW Skin Science’s Madhur Acharya Share Via: The brand recently collaborated with PVR Cinemas, again. WOW’s marketing head talks about why offline sales are tempting for the eight-year-old, e-commerce brand. In order to expand its base to the discerning consumers in south India, leading skincare and haircare brand WOW Skin Science recently collaborated with PVR Cinemas for the premiere of the multi-starrer Tamil film ‘Masterâ�...

This adtech startup is helping the likes of CRED, Grofers, Licious scale up their digital media campaigns Founded in 2013, New Delhi-based ET Medialabs now works with 250 brands, helping them leverage digital advertising and analytics to scale up. 0 claps Share on Advertising and marketing are useful tools for businesses to expand their customer base. Over the last few years, advertising campaigns have evolved. With technological disruption, advertisements moved from paper pamphlets to hoardin...

The 2021 skincare and beauty update Updated: Updated: January 18, 2021 20:43 IST From Ayurvedic ingredients to bee venom, what’s new in the Indian skincare and beauty market this year Share Article AAA From Ayurvedic ingredients to bee venom, what’s new in the Indian skincare and beauty market this year During the pandemic, global skincare and beauty companies began to diversify from their hero products. It was more than just survival; it was a shot at staying relevant. A McKinsey report...

It launches Filmstars kee nahi, science kee suno campaign. 09 Jan, 2021 - 03:42 PM IST     |     By indiantelevision.com Team     NEW DELHI: German personal care brand Sebamed, with the aim to urge customers to make informed personal care choices based on science, has launched a disruptive evidence-based Film stars kee nahi, science kee suno (Listen to science, not film stars) campaign. Created by The Womb and produced by Good Morning Films, the campaign features actress Ahana Kumra...

New Delhi [India], January 6 (ANI/PRNewswire): SUJAN Sher Bagh, Ranthambhore has won the award for Favourite Safari Lodge in India at the tenth edition of Conde Nast Traveller Readers Travel Awards. Held in Association with CRED, Associate Partners Priority Pass from Collinson & Forest Essentials and Partner SVAMI, the ceremony took place in a special virtual avatar on Conde Nast Travellers digital platforms. Like every year, the Readers Travel Awards are chosen through a readers voting proce...

This Indian startup has not only survived COVID, it is thriving Megha Bahree © Shauravi Malik, left, and Meghana Narayan, right, co-founders of Indian organic baby food startup Sl... Shauravi Malik, left, and Meghana Narayan, right, co-founders of Indian organic baby food startup Slurrp Farm, say they were forced to rethink their entire business model when COVID-19 struck [File: Slurrp Farm via Megha Bahree/Al Jazeera] In February, as Meghana Narayan and Shauravi Malik watche...

Dubai remains preferred market for Indian retailers eyeing global expansion December 17, 2020 India Dubai Retail Summit IMC President India Dubai Retail Summit speakers India Dubai Retail Summit Chairman IBC DUBAI, UAE — Dubai is a preferred market for Indian retailers looking to expand globally as the emirate’s economy continues to open up and adapt to new market conditions, industry experts said during a recent webinar hosted by Dubai Cham...