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Private Label Cosmetics: Suitable Packaging Materials

Private Label Cosmetics: Suitable Packaging Materials

Packaging for conventional cosmetics products needs to be both attractive and practical. The same concept applies to private label cosmetics, especially for items that are promoted for quality as well as affordability. Major brands usually have a built-in advantage due to wider exposure in the market. A private label can gain an edge by using more sustainable and durable packaging materials.

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PCD Conference, Paris 2018

PCD Conference, Paris 2018

Packaging, cosmetics and design industry professionals will gather at the 2018 PCD Conference in Paris, France from January 31 through February 1. The annual event focuses on perfume cosmetics with presentations by experts on topics such as regulations, sustainability and printing technology. Here are important reasons for cosmetics vendors to attend this two-day conference programme.

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Private Label Cosmetics: Optimizing Positioning and Product Line

Private Label Cosmetics: Optimizing Positioning and Product Line

Private label cosmetics are sold under a retailer's brand name and may be created by the retailer for exclusive marketing purposes. 

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Private Label Cosmetics: How Business Cycles have Influence on Success

Private Label Cosmetics: How Business Cycles have Influence on Success

Private labels have grown enormously in recent decades for a variety of reasons, but this growth can generally be tied to the overall economy. During economic booms a nation's market share of private label brands, including cosmetics, usually declines while during economic downturns it increases. Here's a deeper look into how business cycles affect private labels.

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Private Label Cosmetics in Export: Variety vs. Quantity

Private Label Cosmetics in Export: Variety vs. Quantity

Market access is one of the primary reasons to engage in private label cosmetics. When small firms that cannot afford to export beauty products go out of business, it creates opportunities for players that are able to capitalize on private label cosmetics and exports. Here are considerations for weighing between variety and quantity of cosmetics.

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Private Label Cosmetics and Store Loyalty

Private Label Cosmetics and Store Loyalty

The success of selling private label cosmetics depends heavily on the reputation of the store's brand and the degree it attracts loyal support. Some retailers looking into this field may wonder what it takes to inspire customer loyalty over national brands, while others may assume they can't compete with national brands due to their size, advertising budget and market reach.

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Purchase Motivators in Private Label Cosmetics

Purchase Motivators in Private Label Cosmetics

When a retail store sells cosmetics through a private label channel, they need to understand the most important purchase motivators for these type of products. The ideal mix depends on the geographical and social target market. Consumers can be divided into various personas such as salaried professionals, self-employed entrepreneurs, students and home makers.

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Understanding Private Label Cosmetics

Understanding Private Label Cosmetics

Private labels (PLs) are generic products designed to be sold as flexible brands for those vendors that invest in the marketing. It's a concept that extends across multiple industries, including cosmetics. That means any retailer can market various generic products under its own branding. Here are more details and the benefits of private label cosmetics.

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5 Dimensions of Product Emotions - How Packaging Can Help

5 Dimensions of Product Emotions - How Packaging Can Help

Packaging of luxury food products and cosmetics involves appealing to multiple layers of emotional meaning. Designers must understand how to embed these emotions in their packaging designs. Here's a deeper look at how knowledge of the five dimensions of product emotion can create a more attractive and appropriate package.

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