Brands are always looking for the next opportunity, the next market to enter in an effort to continue to grow. Economic and demographics point to two countries and one region that bode well for the luxury sector.

In a continuing effort to shed light on terminology that isn’t clear, we find this article provides clear, straight-to-the-point information that lifts the veil on another buzzword. However, may the buyer beware since it's an unregulated term, meaning brands have to create – and follow – their own guidelines and values as they make this claim.

The “Made in Italy” label brings with it the connotation of excellence, innovation and quality, all important factors for beauty products. Did you know little Italy produces 55% of the world’s makeup?

Word on the street says L’Oreal is looking to take a minority stake in the upscale Omani fragrance brand, and normally where there’s smoke, there’s fire. Valued at over $3 billion, Amouage fragrances have gained a cult following in recent years.

Fragrance has had its highs and lows, and it’s currently riding a high with niche fragrances driving growth. How did it all come to be? Listen to the broadcast as industry professionals and insiders talk about how niche developed and how some fragrances are created. There’s even a chat on fragrance and emotion.

There are so many terms and so much jargon floating around the beauty world. If you need clarification, here’s the article for you. You’ll be able to tell the difference between “clean”, vegan and even “blue” beauty, while getting the scoop on “B Corp Certification” and being “Carbon-neutral.”

Esxence has proven to be the incubator of trends that start in the artistic perfumery sector and trickle down to mainstream. From white florals and gourmands to comforting and green notes, the author shares top picks that represent each olfactory movement.

The man behind the cult favorite Ganymede shares his thoughts on how the industry is changing and embracing topics like sustainability and the use of all naturals. He also talks about being responsible when it comes to fragrance creation.