Mintel Examines East/West Divide For Beauty You Eat, Drink, Swallow
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Beauty foods, drinks and supplements in Asia, particularly in Japan, frequently boast ingredients with specific skin benefits, while nutricosmetics in the West generally are marketed via a different, "softer" approach, according to Mintel International's Lynn Dornblaser
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