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.

Streamlining beauty businesses
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Harry Styles’ Pleasing opens Amsterdam pop-up to explore the senses, including ‘scent arcade’
PleasingLand takes place in the Netherlands ahead of Styles’ ‘Together, Together’ tour kicking off in Amsterdam on 16 May, featuring areas to explore the beauty and apparel brand via touch, smell and sound
Finance
Boots lands Currys boss Alex Baldock as CEO for ‘next phase of transformation’
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Marketing
Paula’s Choice named official World Cup Skincare Sponsor as beauty’s football fever sets in
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Finance
Why are beauty brands now betting big on fashion retailers?
A standout space within a major beauty retailer is no longer enough for cosmetics brands, with many looking to diversify via partnerships with fashion brands instead in an effort to reach new customers in an increasingly overcrowded market
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