In the new era of the beauty industry, how should cosmetic brands approach marketing? The owner of a cosmetics R&D and manufacturing facility reveals the answer.
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2026-06-26 14:01
Stop building your brand with the mindset of selling raw ingredients. Consumers don’t care whether you’ve added 30% of boswellic acid—they just want to know if it can reduce the wrinkles on their face. So before launching a new product, start by highlighting the benefits your customers really care about: for example, turn acetyl hexapeptide into “a topical Botox that targets expression lines.” And before going to market, run A/B tests—focus on the feature that delivers the best results. Don’t get carried away; if you’re unsure how to translate your ingredient claims, leave the ingredient list in the comments, and I’ll help you reframe your product’s three core ingredients into high‑conversion, compelling selling points.
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