The beauty industry is renowned for being one of the fastest moving sectors in the world, with global, national and local trends continually changing as consumers are influenced by fashion houses, the media and celebrity culture. For brands that can quickly adapt to fluctuations, the revenue potential is huge – the global beauty industry is set to be worth US$265bn by 2017. However, keeping up with customer habits and modifying business processes to capitalise on them is no mean feat.

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Arriving just in time for the holiday shopping rush, the new consumer-facing version of Skin.Chat by Haut.AI allows users to explore and shop skincare products available on Amazon – in a seamless and personalised way, marking a new chapter for the traditionally B2B-focused company
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Opinion: Lessons to learn from Shay Mitchell’s kids sheet mask brand Rini’s divisive launch
The actor’s K-beauty hydrogel masks for children have faced a wave of backlash, being branded ‘unnecessary’ and ‘dystopian’ by social media users. Beauty marketing specialist Stacey Levine unpacks the Rini conversation and explains what brands can learn it