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When the shop reinvents itself
To encourage consumers to go out of their way to buy cosmetics, it’s no longer enough to display products. The general public wants to have experiences. To help brands rethink their sales areas, Mintel, a forward-looking consultancy, has come up with a number of ideas.
Retail: the major trends in 2025
In the world of commerce (cosmetics and others), competition is fierce. To get customers to push open the door of a shop, it is important to listen to their expectations. That’s why online polling firm Attest has drawn up a list of the major trends that will shake up retailing in 2025.
Trends that will shape retailing in 2025
Commerce, like many other sectors, must adapt to new consumer demands. To help brands rethink the way they sell their products, the VML foresight agency has published its Tomorrow’s Commerce report. This report contains valuable lessons for all manufacturers, including those in the beauty sector.
What will the store of 2025 look like?
Although digital commerce is booming, physical stores remain essential locations for cosmetics brands. However, consumers are demanding unique experiences. In a recent article, trends consultancy Nelly Rodi imagined how physical distribution might reinvent itself in 2025.
Yves Rocher: the most attractive beauty brand according to the French
Every year, Bonial (a company that helps consumers hunt for bargains) works with the Ipsos polling institute to produce a barometer of the commercial attractiveness of major retail chains. Yves Rocher tops the podium in the hygiene/beauty category.
Sunday, February 15, 2009
L'Oréal : Sales up but profits down
This is no longer a scoop, nor a surprise: L'oréal, the largest cosmetics group in the world, is suffering from the crisis like the others. And while ...
Thursday, February 5, 2009
2008: another year of growth for the Christian Dior Group
In the context of the crisis, which has seen many cosmetics groups announce lower results and layoffs, this press release published by Christian Dior ...
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Dismissals at Estée Lauder
The wave of job cuts and savings plans continues among cosmetics manufacturers, and today it is the American group Estée Lauder (Clinique, Bobbi Brown...
Monday, January 19, 2009
Despite the crisis, Pierre Fabre continues to invest
71 million euros, this is what the Pierre Fabre dermocosmetics group will devote to increasing production capacity at its Soual site in the Tarn regio...
Monday, December 29, 2008
Chanel affected by the crisis
After L'Oréal, it is now the turn of the luxury group Chanel to announce job cuts, following the difficulties encountered in these times of crisis.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
With L'Oréal, the crisis affects the biggest
This announcement comes directly from the world's largest cosmetics group: L'Oréal will cut 500 jobs (out of 10,500) in the United States over the nex...
Thursday, October 23, 2008
L'Oréal cuts costs across the Channel
BBC website news: the L'Oréal group is to divest its Talbot Green plant in the UK, cutting 200 jobs.
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