Cosnova powers ahead in colour cosmetics sector

Published: 20-Jul-2016
Colour Cosmetics Retail

The German colour cosmetics player continues to score double digit growth, thanks to innovation

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In just 15 years, Cosnova Beauty has become one of the leading players in the European colour cosmetics market, with its star brands, Essence and Catrice, being sold in 80 countries across the world. In 2015 Cosnova's group turnover grew by 13% to €316.6m, and this year the company has continued to power ahead with plans for further international expansion, double-digit turnover growth and an entirely new beauty brand, which will be launched later this year.

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