Opinion on Make-Up

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CommentWire
CommentWire

Wella: sitting pretty

The German haircare, cosmetics and fragrances group reported strong 2001 results despite a poor Q4. But if it is to reach its goal of being the number one global professional haircare company by 2005, Wella will have to cultivate its brand in the US, the world's largest market for salon products. Further American acquisitions may be necessary.

Published By Datamonitor
10 Apr 2002
CommentWire
CommentWire

Wella: looking to gain extra hold

Published By Datamonitor
24 May 2001
ResearchWire
ResearchWire

Vending machines: UK has most developed channel

Published By Datamonitor
13 Jul 2001
ResearchWire
ResearchWire

US suncare: sales to top $1 billion in 2006

Published By Datamonitor
03 Oct 2002
ResearchWire
ResearchWire

US personal care: on-the-go use getting more important

Published By Datamonitor
10 Jan 2002
ResearchWire
ResearchWire

US Personal care: natural products growing at 21% a year

Published By Datamonitor
17 May 2002
CommentWire
CommentWire

US personal care marketing: innovative beauty ads create positive image

Unilever, Bath & Body Works and Mattel have joined forces to market a range of personal care products by encouraging women to develop a positive body image based on the notion of 'real beauty'. This is a radical, although not unprecedented, approach. Most cosmetic advertising works by implicitly suggesting that the product will make the consumer look more attractive.

Published By Datamonitor
12 Jul 2005
CommentWire
CommentWire

Unilever: so far so good

The group says it will achieve double-digit earnings per share growth. Much of its 2001 success has been driven by continued growth for its leading brands. Especially encouraging was the strong performance of brands gained through the takeover of Bestfoods, which as time goes on is looking like a better and better acquisition.

Published By Datamonitor
20 Dec 2001
CommentWire
CommentWire

Unilever: protesters go ape over palm oil use

Unilever has become the latest company to be targeted by Greenpeace protestors for alleged unethical business practices. This time, the controversy is focused on Unilever's use of palm oil. Although Unilever claims that it is addressing palm oil sustainability issues, the company would be unwise to ignore the growing band of consumers that are worried about environmental issues.

Published By Datamonitor
21 Apr 2008
CommentWire
CommentWire

Unilever: path to growth still clear

Published By Datamonitor
24 Sep 2001

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