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How Hue’s Nicole Clay is making the beauty industry more inclusive

Inside Retail

The global market for Black haircare products was estimated at around $9.56 per cent, according to market research firm MarketResearch.biz. per cent of total beauty industry ventures. This is where Nicole Clay, one of the co-founders of Hue, a US-based video marketing platform, is working the change the system.

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Redefining everyday beauty

Inside Retail

Restrictions during lockdown periods have resulted in at-home beauty alternatives and an increased focus on self-care. The new normal has led to new beauty regimes and habits, represented in the dynamic of growth and decline of the segments. Channel shift in beauty categories. Beauty in the new normal.

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Eyes on Asia: Why Australian beauty brand The Quick Flick entered Singapore

Inside Retail

The Australian beauty brand known for its eyeliner products, The Quick Flick, has expanded its reach into Asia with Singapore as its first destination, tapping into the city state’s US$1.13 billion beauty market. The Quick Flick’s products are being distributed in partnership with local beauty e-commerce platform Powella.

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Exclusive: The thinking behind Coles’ revamped Chadstone flagship store

Inside Retail

Danny Lattouf, partner and chief strategy officer at The General Store, told Inside Retail that it was about “finding differentiation in every possible place versus trying to look for a silver bullet or one big magical moment”. An example is the removal of chrome plating from grocery fixtures for sustainability reasons.

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How Blooms The Chemist creates community connections

Inside Retail

Pharmacy had really been an old-school industry where there was a lot of faxing and paper-based prescriptions, whereas telehealth and e-health really ramped up during that time. There are long waitlists to get into their GPs to get a mental health plan. The next one is more of a dominant beauty offering, like Priceline for example.

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The rise of livestream shopping

Inside Retail

The use of videos as part of a retail marketing strategy is a tried and tested method to catch consumers’ attention and drive sales. The Chinese retail market is leading in the livestreaming trend. Beyond higher attendance rates, the brand is also seeing benefits from a time, resource and cost perspective.

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Can Singapore’s CapitaLand maintain its momentum as the economy slows?

Inside Retail

There are some promising signs about the health of the Singapore mall industry. CapitaLand (in long form: CapitaLand Integrated Commercial Trust, CICT) is Singapore’s largest real estate investment trust (REIT), listed on the Singapore Exchange and a key player in the island state’s market.