The top five global skin care brands in 2015

9-Nov-2016
Media Skin Care

A notoriously competitive cosmetics category, the skin care sector continued to be dominated by major international brands in 2015

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Skin care is a popular category with established and niche beauty brands around the world. But which brands rose to the top in 2015? Euromonitor's Top 5 global skin care brands are as follows:

No 5: Mary Kay

Mary Kay, sold online and via its 3.5 million consultants, is available in more than 35 markets.

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