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MakeUp In Seoul 2016: The "future" of the beauty world, live!

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Wednesday, April 6 - Morning

WHAT'S NEW IN CHINA?

10:15 - 12:30 China: When make-up wakes-up
The consequences in make-up segment of the awakening of China

Round Tables moderated by Caroline Moulin, Nao Design Trends with:

- Tyler Sun, Regional Market Development Director B+H, Northeast Asia
- Elsy Li, Sales Director Assistant, Marketing Manager, Zhejiang Axilone Shunhua
- Cyril Ruiz-Moise, Chairman and General Manager, SGD Asia Pacific
- Thomas Weckerle, CEO, Weckerle Cosmetics
- with the participation of various chinese brands and make-up artists


Wednesday, April 6 - Afternoon

WHAT'S NEW IN KOREA?

02:00 - 03:00 : "Airless, the story of a "Made In Korea" innovative system that deeply changed the approach to packaging"

Round-table moderated by Charles-Emmanuel Gounod, CEO, Beautyworld Connexions, with the participation of:

- Daniel Cha, Sales Director, Yonwoo
- Jeff Linn, Sales Director, Hana Innovation
- Thomas Hwang, Samwha
- Gérald Martines, Qualipac


03:15 - 04:15 "China's influence on the South Korean market and vice versa, in terms of consumption patterns (fashion, skincare, make-up)"

Roundtable moderated by Charles-Emmanuel Gounod, CEO, Beautyworld Connexions.

- The evolution of cross border beauty transactions in Asia and its impact on China's domestic activity
- The influence of South Korean soap operas and pop music stars on Chinese beauty consumers
- Lee Kyung-min, Make-up artist.
- Eun-Sun Min, President and Editor in Chief, Fashionbiz


04:30 - 05:30 "How Seoul beauty and fashion consumers are starting to influence the world?"

Roundtable moderated by Florence Bernardin with the participation of various South Korean brands and make-up artists.


Thursday, April 7 - Morning

10:15 – 11:00 "Local Beauty Brands dominate digital in Korea, L2 Digital IQ Index"

Korean brands certainly have the digital prowess for fast growth, based on L2 data. The Digital IQ Index®: Korea Beauty, which assesses the digital performance of 30 global and 34 local brands in the country, finds local brands are dominating the top rankings. Seven of the top 10 brands in the Index are Korean, with Amore Pacific having the highest Digital IQ of all conglomerates with brands in the Index, according to L2.

L2 insights point to the digital gap between local and global brands in the country. Just 18% of local beauty brands in Korea offer no link to e-commerce (whether through an e-tailer or directly on the brand site) vs. 30% of global brands in the country. Online sales make up 9% of the Beauty market in Korea, on par with the U.S.


11:15 – 12:00 "Multi level future trends"

Conference by Antoinette Van den Berg, Founder / Art Director of TouchéToday and Future-Touch.

Now we are used to catch up with generic future trends for colors and textures in the cosmetic industry. In the new economy, where everything is linked to each other, the consumer will act differently, request more, on multiple levels, then we are used of. This means we have to face future trends on many levels, that go beyond just the right color and texture. Plus, the consumer will have more label specific wishes (customized trend forecasting). What can we expect? Antoinette van den Berg, trend forecaster and owner of Future-Touch will shine a light on multi level future trends.


Thursday, April 7 - Afternoon

WHAT'S NEW IN BRAZIL?

02:00 - 03:15 "The way to deal with this 100 million consumer market?"

Roundtable moderated by Vincent Gallon, Chief Editor of Brazil Beauty News with the participation of several Brazilian brands, including Natura.


WHAT'S NEW IN JAPAN?

03:30 - 05:00 "What's hot in Japan? How make-up is evolving to meet all the Japanese women multi-profiles, from the young ... to the positively aging generations"

Roundtable moderated by Florence Bernardin, with the participation of several Japanese brands.

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The American consumer's obsession with beauty

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MakeUp in New York rewards packaging and formulation creativity at universities

On July 13th seven members of the MakeUp in New York Jury, comprising some of the most prestigious brands in the Beauty industry, came together at the request of the MakeUp in NewYork organizers to select the three winners of the competition "Innovation and Packaging Creativity" organized each year with several American universities. The three laureates will be awarded on September 7 at 6pm at the MakeUp in NewYork event. An evening which will also be animated by an original presentation from the FIT students.

Will the UK remain a platform of access to the European make-up market?

The make-up sector is booming in the UK. Although the Brexit brings some uncertainty, the indoor market is vibrant and businesses are creative, bringing fresh ideas, and reshaping standards. At a round table bringing testimonials from the brand, retail and manufacturing side, MakeUp in New York will bring insights into the world of make-up in the United Kingdom, and draw the trends in textures, formulas, packaging of this vibrant market.

US Beauty market closely linked to the rise of smartphones

Never, before, heavy-weights in the US makeup and skincare market will have been confronted to such a revolution in consumer beauty products. A totally new dynamics, coming from Internet sales, social networks, bloggers, which is at worst, destabilizing and, at best, giving a real boost to leading brands in the industry. The next edition of MakeUp in NewYork and more particularly its conference cycle will place a special emphasis on this phenomenon. One thing is sure, nothing will ever be the same again!

MakeUp in NewYork: Reflection of American and Latino dynamism

More than a hundred exhibitors, including 30% first time exhibitors, a prestigious partner, Maybelline (L'Oréal Group), a new series of original and topical conferences with several dozens of high profile personalities from around the globe, indeed this sixth edition of MakeUp in NewYork promises to be particularly exciting. It must be said that, on the other side of the Atlantic, the "beauty" industry and more particularly the "makeup" industry are doing amazingly well. And not just in the United States, but also in Mexico and Canada.

MakeUp in Paris 2016: Better than ever!

The recent 7th edition of MakeUp in Paris – which brings to 18 the total number of "MakeUp In" events organised worldwide since the first edition in 2010 at Espace Pierre Cardin on the Champs Elysees – will no doubt go down in history as one of the best ever. It attracted over 3,500 visitors in just two days and more than 1,700 conference attendees, figures never before reached. All the keys for success were present, in other words a very busy, very "pro" show of increasingly international scope (29% foreign visitors), a clearly not-to-be-missed occasion!

MakeUp in discovers the ancestral bond between make-up and perfume

This will be one of the highlights of this seventh edition of MakeUp in Paris. As in the previous editions and with the active collaboration of the Anne Camilli et Cie Agency and its Musée à la Carte®, but also with Isabelle Ferrand, (Cinquième Sens Company), visitors will have the opportunity to discover more than 80 collectibles over 250 years old, demonstrating that make-up and perfume have always been closely related and they will also be able to participate to an olfactory workshop to test and try to recognize a selection of characteristic make-up scents. A great and exciting moment not to be missed.

Digital mania at MakeUp in Paris: The debates

A mix between on-line and off-line worlds, "Digital Store" concepts can now be seen in many sectors (cosmetics and well-being, of course, but also the hotel industry, food stuff, ready to wear...). The perfume and cosmetic sector are at the forefront. Equipped with innovative features such as connected shop windows, interactive POS or sales aid tablets, these new stores present offers to consumers, which perfectly match their profile and enable to learn more about their tastes and habits. At MakeUp in Paris, you will be at the heart of the issues raised by this new "digital mania".

Digital Beauty: MakeUp in Paris looks to the future in new area

It's unavoidable! A blend between online and offline worlds, Digital Store concepts and Digital applications now emerge in many sectors and the beauty industry is at the forefront, with leading brands in the domain. Equipped with innovative features such as connected shop windows, interactive POS or sales aid tablets, these new stores are enabled to propose consumers offers which are perfectly tailored to their individual profile and to learn more about their tastes and habits. For two days MakeUp in Paris will be central to this debate, with a brand new Digital Area at the Show entrance and a series of conferences that will bring together high level speakers.

Nearly 20 conferences at MakeUp in Paris

Nearly twenty conferences led by thirty speakers on topics as varied as the everyday work of a MakeUp Artist, the expectations of Distribution, the art of using an applicator, the extraordinary impact of a sample on product sales, the fantastic progress made by tools dedicated to Packaging Design, the training of students who one day will be in charge of managing these specific tools, and finally the dominating influence of environmental concerns in all these Beauty related activities.

Mission complete at MakeUp in Seoul 2016

The third edition of MakeUp in Seoul was even more successful than organizers had hoped. With a total of 2416 participants to the exhibition area and more than 1,230 people attending the conferences, this edition was up to the expectations of all the players in the make-up industry who visited the show during these two days. Above all, MakeUp in Seoul demonstrated that it was already a major international event with exhibitors and visitors coming from around the world.

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