Beiersdorf launches accelerator programme for beauty startups in South Korea

Published: 3-Dec-2018
Research & Development Skin Care

Sponsored by Nivea, the platform aims to foster the next generation of beauty brands in the region

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Germany beauty giant Beiersdorf has created a global platform to empower beauty disruptors in South Korea.

The new innovation hub has been deigned to foster the next generation of Korean beauty startups in Seoul.

Sponsored by Beiersdorf brand Nivea, selected startups from the country will receive exclusive access to Beiersdorf’s global market reach and experience in the skin care industry.

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