Beauty Brand’s Marketing Strategy Routine in the Competitive Environment of the Cosmetics Industry

Authors

  • Yiyi Liu

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.61173/j34d5498

Keywords:

defect, publicity, cooperation, short video, strategy

Abstract

In the early days, people referred to cosmetics with adjectives that were derogatory because they were thought to contain excessive amounts of harmful chemicals. According to the development and improvement of science and technology, cosmetics are no longer the way they were introduced in the newspaper. The meaning of its existence is to make people more confident and beautiful after use. The topic of the study is how cosmetics improve people’s appearance and feelings. In this context, this study discusses the competitive trend and market impact of the cosmetics industry. Specific topics include the evolution of cosmetics brands’ competitive strategies, changing consumer preferences, and the enduring stability of the market. In order to achieve this goal, the current competitive environment of the cosmetics industry and the coping strategies of major brands are systematically analyzed. Finally, the conclusion is that cosmetics through the change of The Times, through the experiment found these harmful ingredients, the relevant departments are also strictly avoid for the public can be safe and secure use.

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Published

2024-12-31