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Skin Lightening Products Market Is Expected To AccomplIsh A Valuation Of Around $13.7 Billion By 2025
The global skin lightening products market size is expected to reach USD 13.7 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc., expanding at a CAGR of 7.4% over the forecast period. Increasing preference for fair skin in order to enhance beauty and confidence among consumers is expected to propel the growth of the global market. In addition, rising adoption of skin care regime to get an even tone, blemish free, and reduced acne spots is expected to boost the growth of the market in the forecast period.
These lightening products provide simple solutions to different problems addressing specific customer requirements related to acne spots, blemishes, pigmentation, and other related issues. Shifting trend towards pale and fair skin in the Asian and African countries as a matter of enhanced beauty has increased the prominence of these lightening products in these regions. Thus, marketers enhance their branding positions according to different regional requirements of consumers. For instance, in countries such as Japan, Philippines, and China, lightening products are associated with brightening or whitening skin and fair skin is connected with attractiveness and marriageability. While, in Korean countries, these products are addressed as a source of gaining youthfulness.
Moreover, increasing prominence of skin care regime among male consumers, particularly skin brightening techniques, owing to constant favourism for fair skinned people in Asian and Middle East countries has impacted the popularity of these products. For instance, Oriflame Cosmetics AG. addresses men’s fairness products with their brand North For Men Fairness Face Cream, which is sold across all the regions.
Creams dominated the global skin lightening products market in 2018 on account of extensive application of these products on a daily basis. Manufacturers produce these products in simple and convenient storage containers, which makes it compact, easy to use, and travel friendly. For instance, in 2018, Whitenicious Inc. have introduced new lightening cream called X Blac Chyna Diamond Illuminating and Lightening Cream in Nigeria, which is available in a crystal jar.
Natural lighteners are expected to expand at the fastest CAGR of 8.1% from 2019 to 2025. These lighteners are manufactured with the inclusion of plant extracts as well as fruit ingredients to treat conditions such as skin disorders in a natural way. For instance, in 2017, Helpful Cosmetics Ltd. introduced natural whitening system called Zeta White including face wash, moisturizer, and a night cream, which is 100% natural and 95% organic.
Asia Pacific led the market in 2018 and is expected to witness the fastest growth from 2019 to 2025. Consumers in the region link pale skin with beauty, which is greatly associated with career success and social status. Moreover, increased visibility of hyperpigmentation in Asian skin has increased the application of these lighteners.
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Further key findings from the report suggest:
By product, cleanser is projected to ascend at the fastest CAGR of 8.0% over the forecast period
By nature, the synthetic segment dominated the global skin lightening products market with an overall revenue share of 88.1% in 2018
Asia Pacific dominated the global market in 2018, accounting for 54.3% share of the overall revenue. This trend is projected to continue over the next few years
The industry is highly competitive in nature with the main players including L'Oréal S.A.; Beiersdorf AG; Shiseido Company; Himalaya Global Holdings Limited; Kanebo Cosmetics Inc.; Procter & Gamble Company; and Unilever PLC.
Grand View Research has segmented the global skin lightening products market on the basis of product, nature, and region:
Skin Lightening Product Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2015 - 2025)
Cream
Cleanser
Mask
Others
Skin Lightening Products Nature Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2015 - 2025)
Synthetic
Natural
Organic
Skin Lightening Products Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Million, 2015 - 2025)
North America
Europe
Asia Pacific
Central & South America
Middle East & Africa
U.S.
Germany
U.K.
China
Japan
Brazil
About Grand View Research
Grand View Research, Inc. is a U.S. based market research and consulting company, registered in the State of California and headquartered in San Francisco. The company provides syndicated research reports, customized research reports, and consulting services. To help clients make informed business decisions, we offer market intelligence studies ensuring relevant and fact-based research across a range of industries, from technology to chemicals, materials and healthcare.
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Blog III: DDS Magazine
DDS is an online magazine that does corrective promotion of dark skinned black women. The magazine features beautiful young black women who do not conform to the Eurocentric beauty standards that are constantly portrayed in media. The creator of DDS noticed that the position of dark skinned black women in media was lacking positive representation, and this contributes to the social ideas that dark skinned women are lesser than or not as beautiful. DDS’ corrective promotion is effectively done through Facebook and Instagram posts of very beautiful natural black women, celebrating their natural features. The features that DDS focuses on promoting in these images are Afro-centric features, or features that are thought to be “black” features such as noses, fuller lips, and natural curly hair. These features are not celebrated in mainstream media and young dark skinned women have few role models or representation in the media through which they can appreciate their own features.
Colorism refers to the prejudice against those with a dark skin tone often by people from the same ethnic group. Colorism in the black community can be traced to slavery where lighter skinned slaves worked in the home and received preferential treatment while darker skinned slaves were relegated to the fields. DDS addresses colorism as it relates to black women due to the stereotypes attached to darker skin. Darker skin is attributed to masculine qualities in the black community, which negatively impacts the perception of dark skinned black women, where the alternative of lighter skin is thought of as inherently feminine. We see this in the jokes made about Drake during his career being “light-skinned and sensitive”, as shown in the image below. DDS works to correct these misconceptions and contribute to the feelings femininity and beauty of their readers through blog articles about beauty such as “Nail Trends & Colors for Dark Skin”, providing information to women about how to accentuate their beautiful features just as light and white skinned women use similar resources in magazines such as Cosmopolitan or Vogue. DDS focuses on the experience of dark skinned women the way other publications focus on the experience and esteem primarily white women. Another way in which DDS works to empower black women is by advertising black-owned fashion and beauty brands which encourages economic growth in the black community, providing black business power to expand and create even more opportunities for others outside of the institutionalized racism that impacts the opportunities and success of many in the black community. DDS publishes articles promoting travel and cultural education that will enrich the self-esteem and pride felt by black women by recommending places to go that make black women feel beautiful and accepted.The ability for groups to represent themselves and see themselves represented is discussed in Willis’ essay Picturing Us: African American Identity in Photography, where Willis discusses positive representation. Willis gives the example of Malcolm X sitting with his family reading as an example of positive representation for the black community. Similarly, we can view publications such as DDS as positive representation as a means of celebrating and re-framing perspectives of a group of people.
This website was compelling to read because growing up in Saudi Arabia I never considered that the pervasive skin bleaching advertisements I would see on billboards, social media and television - targeted to the women in my community - as racist or destructive. I didn’t consider the background of the choice to lighten a person’s skin or the impact that it had on the self-esteem of people in my community to see products such as “whitenicious” advertised so aggressively, as if there is something wrong with pigmented skin. Additionally, I didn’t consider how these advertisements impacted my conception of beautiful women, or my taste in women at all. Additionally to that, I always knew that I could be identified as a religious minority based on my features or last name, but it was never front of mind that a similar kind of profiling happens to women in my community. Instead of the appreciation or discrimination of certain features that are reminiscent of a minority group, women face Eurocentric beauty standards as well. This is pervasive enough that eye color alone is a characteristic that makes a woman desirable back home, green or blue eyes are heavily desired and many women wear contacts to conform to this standard. Reading through DDS and understanding more about black women and their experience with colorism in the US I was enlightened about the experience the women in my community have, where our beauty standards come from or what they say about us. I also recognized patterns in my own community that demonstrate the rife belief that European features are ideal - looking at the Arab superstars we idolize, or the influencers we watch, and especially the people that my sisters and cousins use as their facebook icons, such as Audrey Hepburn or Mandy Moore, to represent them to the world, demonstrate to me that we don’t consider our natural features as highly as we should and it affects those in our communities. Below is a photo of renowned artist and black activist Nina Simone, next to the actress chosen to portray her in the biopic “NINA”. Many criticized this casting choice because it was a lost opportunity to promote and celebrate a dark-skinned black woman who contributed so fully to both music and to black American discourse. The actress portraying her is a mixed-race woman, and received backlash for accepting the role, and darkening her skin to better resemble Simone.
"Light Skin VS Dark Skin. | Seraphictruth | Funny | Drake Meme, Drake Take Care Album, Funny." Pinterest. Web. 22 July 2019.
"Wilson, Ellis 1899–1977 | Encyclopedia.Com". Encyclopedia.Com, 2019, https://www.encyclopedia.com/education/news-wires-white-papers-and-books/wilson-ellis-1899-1977.
Maglio, Tony. "Nina Simone's Daughter Defends Zoe Saldana." The Wrap. N.p., 2016. Web. 22 July 2019.
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Skin Lightening Products Market 2025 Share | Latest Regions, Revenue, Drivers, Trends and Influence Factors
Global Skin Lightening Products Market Report 2025 size is estimated to reach USD 13.7 billion, by 2025, and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 7.4% from 2019 to 2025, according to a new report by Million Insights. The increasing consumer preference towards enhanced skin beauty products is a key factoring contributing to the market growth. In addition, the growing demand for skin care solutions for eliminating blemishes, acne spots and even tone skin is anticipated to foster the demand for the product.
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Market Synopsis of Skin Lightening Products Market:
The lightening products help to treat problems such as pigmentation, blemishes, and skin acne. Moreover, the increasing trend of faired skin especially in African and Asian countries is proliferating demand for beauty & cosmetics products. Manufacturers also redefine their product categories based on the regional requirements. For example, skin products in countries such as China, Japan, and the Philippines are primarily associated with fair skin, and whitening skin.
Increasing favoritism towards fair-skinned individuals especially in Middle Eastern and Asian countries has influenced the male consumers to look for these skin lightening products. For example, Oriflame Cosmetics has introduced the men’s fairness creams.
The creams segment held the largest market share of over 50%, in 2018. The manufacturers focus on developing advanced creams to offer highly efficient products to meet customer needs. Whitenicious has launched the cream called X Blac illuminating and lightening cream, in 2018. These new product innovations are expected to increase the demand for skincare products.
The natural segment is projected to grow at a significant CAGR of around 8.1% over the forecasted period. These products are produced using fruit ingredients and plant extracts for skincare treatment. For instance, Helpful cosmetics ltd, launched natural moisturizer, and face wash, in 2017.
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Table of Contents:-
Chapter 1 Methodology and Scope
Chapter 2 Executive Summary
Chapter 3 Skin Lightening Products: Market Variables, Trends & Scope
Chapter 4 Skin Lightening Products: Product Estimates & Trend Analysis
Chapter 5 Skin Lightening Products: Application Estimates & Trend Analysis
Chapter 6 Skin Lightening Products: End-use Estimates & Trend Analysis
Chapter 7 Skin Lightening Products: Industrial End-use Estimates & Trend Analysis
Chapter 8 Skin Lightening Products: Regional Estimates & Trend Analysis
Chapter 9 Competitive Landscape
Chapter 10 Skin Lightening Products: Manufacturers Company Profiles
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Skin Lightening Products Market Is Expanding From 2019 To 202
SEP 05, 2019: The global skin lightening products market size is expected to reach USD 13.7 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Radiant Insights., expanding at a CAGR of 7.4% over the forecast period. Increasing preference for fair skin in order to enhance beauty and confidence among consumers is expected to propel the growth of the global market. In addition, rising adoption of skin care regime to get an even tone, blemish free, and reduced acne spots is expected to boost the growth of the market in the forecast period.
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These lightening products provide simple solutions to different problems addressing specific customer requirements related to acne spots, blemishes, pigmentation, and other related issues. Shifting trend towards pale and fair skin in the Asian and African countries as a matter of enhanced beauty has increased the prominence of these lightening products in these regions. Thus, marketers enhance their branding positions according to different regional requirements of consumers. For instance, in countries such as Japan, Philippines, and China, lightening products are associated with brightening or whitening skin and fair skin is connected with attractiveness and marriageability. While, in Korean countries, these products are addressed as a source of gaining youthfulness.
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Moreover, increasing prominence of skin care regime among male consumers, particularly skin brightening techniques, owing to constant favourism for fair skinned people in Asian and Middle East countries has impacted the popularity of these products. For instance, Oriflame Cosmetics AG. addresses men's fairness products with their brand North For Men Fairness Face Cream, which is sold across all the regions.
Creams dominated the global skin lightening products market in 2018 on account of extensive application of these products on a daily basis. Manufacturers produce these products in simple and convenient storage containers, which makes it compact, easy to use, and travel friendly. For instance, in 2018, Whitenicious Inc. have introduced new lightening cream called X Blac Chyna Diamond Illuminating and Lightening Cream in Nigeria, which is available in a crystal jar.
Natural lighteners are expected to expand at the fastest CAGR of 8.1% from 2019 to 2025. These lighteners are manufactured with the inclusion of plant extracts as well as fruit ingredients to treat conditions such as skin disorders in a natural way. For instance, in 2017, Helpful Cosmetics Ltd. introduced natural whitening system called Zeta White including face wash, moisturizer, and a night cream, which is 100% natural and 95% organic.
Asia Pacific led the market in 2018 and is expected to witness the fastest growth from 2019 to 2025. Consumers in the region link pale skin with beauty, which is greatly associated with career success and social status. Moreover, increased visibility of hyperpigmentation in Asian skin has increased the application of these lighteners.
Further key findings from the report suggest:
• By product, cleanser is projected to ascend at the fastest CAGR of 8.0% over the forecast period
• By nature, the synthetic segment dominated the global skin lightening products market with an overall revenue share of 88.1% in 2018
• Asia Pacific dominated the global market in 2018, accounting for 54.3% share of the overall revenue. This trend is projected to continue over the next few years
• The industry is highly competitive in nature with the main players including L'Oreal S.A.; Beiersdorf AG; Shiseido Company; Himalaya Global Holdings Limited; Kanebo Cosmetics Inc.; Procter & Gamble Company; and Unilever PLC.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1. Methodology and Scope
1.1. Market Segmentation & Scope
1.2. Market Definition
1.3. Information Procurement
1.3.1. Purchased Database
1.3.2. Internal Database
1.3.3. Secondary Sources & Third-Party Perspectives
1.3.4. Primary Research
Chapter 2. Executive Summary
2.1. Market Outlook
2.2. Segmental Outlook
2.3. Competitive Insights
Chapter 3. Skin Lightening Products Market Variables, Trends & Scope
3.1. Market Introduction
3.2. Penetration & Growth Prospect Mapping
3.3. Industry Value Chain Analysis
3.3.1. Sales/Retail Channel Analysis
3.3.2. Profit Margin Analysis
3.4. Market Dynamics
3.4.1. Market Driver Analysis
3.4.2. Market Restraint Analysis
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Whitenecious: Average Nigerians can’t afford my cream – Dencia
Whitenecious: Average Nigerians can’t afford my cream – Dencia
Whitenicious Boss, Dencia has finally spoken up after her company faced intense criticism over her decision to bring Blac Chyna to Lagos to promote her new bleaching cream line and she mentioned that average Nigerians cant afford the product.
Dencia
Speaking with Broadway TV, the Cameroonian singer said her products aren’t for the average Nigerians because they can’t afford them.
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Dencia Talks About Nigerians And Her Bleaching Cream
Dencia Talks About Nigerians And Her Bleaching Cream
Whitenicious Boss, Dencia has finally spoken up after her company faced intense criticism over her decision to bring Blac Chyna to Lagos to promote her new bleaching cream line and she mentioned that average Nigerians can’t afford the product
Speaking with Broadway TV, the Cameronian singer said her products aren’t for the average Nigerians because they can’t afford them.
“[Nigerians] have a…
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The Average Nigerians Can Not Afford My Whitening Cream – Dencia
The Average Nigerians Can Not Afford My Whitening Cream – Dencia
Singer, entrepreneur, fashion designer, and Whitenicious Boss, Reprudencia Sonkey aka Dencia has finally spoken up after her company faced intense criticism over her decision to bring Blac Chyna to Lagos to promote her new bleaching cream line.
Speaking with Broadway TV, the Cameronian singer said her products aren’t for the average Nigerians because they can’t afford them.
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Dencia: Average Nigerians Can’t Afford My Cream
Dencia: Average Nigerians Can’t Afford My Cream
Whitenicious Boss, Dencia has finally spoken up after her company faced intense criticism over her decision to bring Blac Chyna to Lagos to promote her new bleaching cream line and she mentioned that average Nigerians cant afford the product.
Speaking with Broadway TV, the Cameronian singer said her products aren’t for the average Nigerians because they can’t afford them.
“[Nigerians] have a…
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Nigerians Can't Afford My Whitening Creams - Dencia
Nigerians Can’t Afford My Whitening Creams – Dencia
Dencia
Whitenicious boss, Dencia, has reacted after her company faced intense criticism over her decision to bring Blac Chyna to Lagos to promote her new bleaching cream line.
Speaking with Broadway TV, the Cameronian singer said her products weren’t for the average Nigerians because they couldn’t afford them.
“[Nigerians] have a choice. It’s not a necessity; it’s a luxury. The average Nigerian…
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[VIDEO] Dencia Talks About Nigerians And Her Bleaching Cream
[VIDEO] Dencia Talks About Nigerians And Her Bleaching Cream
Whitenicious Boss, Dencia has finally spoken up after her company faced intense criticism over her decision to bring Blac Chyna to Lagos to promote her new bleaching cream line and she mentioned that average Nigerians can’t afford the product.
Speaking with Broadway TV, the Cameronian singer said her products aren’t for the average Nigerians because they can’t afford them.
“[Nigerians] have a…
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Dencia drags footballer Leon Balogun and his parents after he encouraged blacks to love their skin and stay away from her cream - Linda Ikeji's Blog
Dencia drags footballer Leon Balogun and his parents after he encouraged blacks to love their skin and stay away from her cream – Linda Ikeji’s Blog
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Dencia has launched an attack on German-Nigerian footballer Leon Balogun after he condemned her skin lightening cream and spoke against false beauty ideals.
Leon advised people to love their melanin and wear their skin like a crown. He went on to ask them not to support Blac Chyna and Dencia’s Whitenicious face cream.
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Dencia insults Burna Boy and Leon Balogun over Blac Chyna's bleaching cream
Dencia insults Burna Boy and Leon Balogun over Blac Chyna's bleaching cream:
Singer Dencia is going on the offensive following the criticism of her face cream partnership with American reality television star, Blac Chyna.
Blac Chyna was in Nigeria over the weekend to launch the cream, which is under Dencia’s Whitenicious brand.
A lot of Nigerians, including prominent celebrities, had come out to slam the event, urging women not to bleach.
Superstar singer Burna Boyhad…
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‘Nigerian Jollof is so Bomb’ – Blac Chyna declares as she arrives Nigeria
‘Nigerian Jollof is so Bomb’ – Blac Chyna declares as she arrives Nigeria
American model and entrepreneur, Angela Renée White who professionally known as Blac Chyna, has arrived Nigeria for her proposed launch of her face cream, Diamond Illuminating and Lightening Cream in Ikeja, Lagos.
Blac Chyna defied Burnsboy’s threat by arriving Nigeria to kick start the launch of her face cream this coming Sunday November 25th at the Whitenicious store.
The mother of two and…
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Blac Chyna Begins Selling Skin Bleaching Cream
Blac Chyna Begins Selling Skin Bleaching Cream
Reality TV star Blac Chyna is facing a social media criticism after announcing plans to launch a skin-lightening cream in Africa.
Blac Chyna has formed a partnership with a high-end skin bleaching company called Whitenicious by Dencia. Nigerian- Cameroonian singer Dencia, who founded the company, Whitenicious, has also been criticized for selling skin bleaching products.
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Whitenecious: Average Nigerians can’t afford my cream – Dencia
Whitenecious: Average Nigerians can’t afford my cream – Dencia
Whitenicious Boss, Dencia has finally spoken up after her company faced intense criticism over her decision to bring Blac Chyna to Lagos to promote her new bleaching cream line and she mentioned that average Nigerians cant afford the product.
Dencia
Speaking with Broadway TV, the Cameroonian singer said her products aren’t for the average Nigerians because they can’t afford them.
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Toke Makinwa: Media darling launches collection of skin lightening products
Toke teased fans about the release of Glow by TM and she has now unveiled the full range which includes skin lightening an brightening products.
The wait is over and Toke Makinwa has officially dropped her Glow by TM line. She caused quite a stir on social media with her nude promo pictures and it seems it was all so the media darling could launch her collection of skin lightening products.
In a cryptic Instagram post, Toke Makinwa toasted to 'new beginnings' with her legion of Instagram followers. The announcement was made about a product named Glow By TM and accompanied by a picture of the stunning Toke looking bronzed and beautiful.
Now, all has been revealed as the full Glow by TM line has been launched adding another notch onto Toke's entrepreneurial belt.
Glow by TM. Toke Makinwa, in partnership with Buluwa Inc, a Californian based beauty developer, launches her global skincare care brand, Glow by TM. TM Beauty redefines the African beauty Rules with it’s formulas and safe ingredients that haven’t made their way to Africa.
For the first time ever, brightening products with formulas and safe ingredients to take care of our skin and give it a radiant glow.
The $2,000,000 partnership was inspired to create safe skincare products that works across all skin types and tones. Glow by TM offers a wide range of Face and body products for traditionally hard-to-manage skin tones, creating formulas that work for all skin types, and pinpointing flawless skin. Just like TM, the brand is feminine, with a complexion-focused product assortment developed to work together and provide everyone with TM’s real-life method for killer radiance glowing skin.
“The TM collection is created for women of all skin tones and personalities,” she says. “These steps are key to having ageless spotless skin, getting rid of dark spots, hyper pigmentation, sun burns and sun spots.” For TM, the secret to radiance skin lies in the very first step:
1. The Face, a soft natural organic vitamin C filled Facial cleanser because no matter your skin type, adding vitamin C to your skin = FLAWLESSNESS!!!
2. The second step? Apply your face cream to the hyper pigmented areas of your face and boom you are a star of your own with a brand-new look within a few days, it’s all about Glowing up where you want.
3. Lastly, get ahead of everyone and shine by applying the face brightening cream to unify the skin on your pretty face, like the saying goes “spots are for leopards” Wherever and whenever; TM believes that being photo-ready means GLOWING and being FLAWLESS!
Glow By TM Products:
• Glow By TM Brightening Day cream 60G
• Glow By TM Whitening night cream 60g
• Glow By TM Whitening Body Lotion 120Ml
• Glow By TM Whitening & firming Serum 30ml
• Glow By TM Knuckle, Knees & elbows whitening Lotion 70Ml
• Glow By TM Skin Glow Oil 120ML
• Glow By TM Vitamin C B2 Facial Toner 30ml
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About Buluwa
Inc Buluwa Inc is one of the world’s innovative leading beauty companies with approximately $250M in revenue, a rich entrepreneurial heritage and an iconic portfolio of leading brands based in California. We are the global leader in natural skin brightening products, fragrances, hair products, makeup and much more all made in the USA.
We treasure our legacy but are driven to develop new opportunities for our partners, employees and customers. United by leaders with vision and commercial acumen, Buluwa inc aims to disrupt the conventions of the beauty industry around the world.
Our Mission is to become, over time, a global industry leader by being a clear challenger in beauty delighting our consumers and creating long term shareholder value. Our distinctive culture and operating model is the engine for our success and the basis of our competitive advantage.
Our culture is about the people who make Buluwa inc what it is; the ways in which we celebrate and liberate the diversity of beauty for our consumers, and how we work with and win with customers, licensors, suppliers and partners. Buluwa Inc is focused on expanding its leadership position in prestige fragrances and skincare in the Luxury Beauty market, across all regions and luxury channels, including travel retail.
In Africa, well-known brands as Whitenicious By Dencia, Envydia Cosmetics, Darklicious Cosmetics amongst others and now Glow By TM.
source http://www.newssplashy.com/2018/08/toke-makinwa-media-darling-launches.html
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