In a cosmetics exhibition hall tucked away in the mountains of eastern China, shelves of creams, lotions and other beauty products offer a glimpse of how dramatically the country's cosmetics market has changed."Many Chinese cosmetics brands are superior to foreign brands when it comes to things like texture and fragrance," a staff member said confidently at the facility in Daixi, a town on the outskirts of Huzhou, Zhejiang Province.Once dominated by Japanese, South Korean and Western brands, China's cosmetics market is increasingly shifting toward homegrown products, helped by improvements …READ FULL ARTICLE
