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Can China’s Cosmetics Giant Florasis Crack America?

The brand known for its traditional and ornate Chinese aesthetic will be one of the first major C-beauty players to go global when it touches down in the US and Japan later this year.
Florasis cosmetics are known for their elaborate packaging including intricate engravings that depict traditional Chinese tales.
Florasis cosmetics are known for their elaborate packaging including intricate engravings that depict traditional Chinese tales. (Florasis)
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With its elaborately carved eyeshadow palettes, intricate lipstick designs and ornate packaging, Florasis has established itself as one of China’s most successful beauty brands. The Hangzhou-based company, founded by Wu Chenglong and Fei Man in 2017 and known locally as Huaxizi, scaled quickly in its home market. Reaching annual revenues of 5.4 billion yuan ($850 million) as early as 2021, it soon became a favourite among

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Tiffany Ap

Tiffany Ap is Senior Correspondent at The Business of Fashion. She is based in New York and covers marketing and the critical China market.

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