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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Skin Care
Alison Hammond named Tropic Skincare’s first Celebrity Ambassador
This Morning presenter Alison Hammond has been named the first Celebrity Ambassador for Susie Ma’s cosmetics brand, helping women embrace their unique beauty through her personalised skin care routine, ‘The Alison Edit’, writes Isabelle Clark
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Finance
Fake followers, real risks: 5 ways brands can deal with social media impersonators
Fraudulent accounts on social media pretending to be beauty companies is a growing issue, posing a threat to customer safety and brand integrity. Iona Silverman from law firm Freeths reveals what entrepreneurs should do when fake accounts appear
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Colour Cosmetics
Curated beauty boxes are making talent partnerships more authentic than ever before
Edit boxes are growing in popularity, offering an authentic collaboration between beauty brands and talent. This move, to tap into personal recommendations truly loved by the partner versus simply slapping a name onto a new sku, can lead to new audiences for brands and retailers and a more authentic entry into beauty for talent