Beauty products and Craftsman

The beauty market is growing strongly, where is the path for Vietnamese cosmetic brands?

Currently, the Vietnamese beauty market is growing at a steady pace, not only women but also men are gradually paying more attention and investing in beauty products. The Vietnamese cosmetics market is considered to be the most dynamic market in the region with the proportion of women regularly using beauty cosmetics increasing to 86% by 2022.

The cosmetics industry is considered one of the industries least affected by the epidemic. Therefore, in recent years, even though other industries are struggling to recover after the pandemic, the cosmetics industry is still growing extremely strongly.

Although the current market share in Vietnam is mostly occupied by imported cosmetic brands, in recent years, the number of Vietnamese cosmetic brands is increasing significantly. The cosmetic lines of Vietnamese brands are also very diverse and not inferior to other international brands.

Nowadays, consumers increasingly prefer cosmetics that do not contain chemicals. Therefore, many Vietnamese businesses have conducted research and launched cosmetic lines extracted from natural ingredients.

Craftsman Driven

Within the strategy for developing Vietnam’s cultural industry, handicrafts are a foundation for developing creative designs and cultural tourism. More work, however, is required for the sector to contribute strongly to the development of the cultural industry.

Bamboo and rattan, ceramics, wooden furniture, embroidery, lacquer, and stone carving. With more than 2,700 craft villages, Vietnam is home to about 200 different types of handicraft products, many of which have been produced for hundreds or even thousands of years.

Artisans at craft villages have diligently maintained their occupation and created new products.

Export and domestic consumption

In Vietnam, many craft villages are producing items for both export and domestic consumption, attracting tourists and developing accompanying services. In Hanoi alone, revenue from its nearly 300 craft villages in 2022 amounted to more than 825 million USD.

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Craft villages is finding markets

While there have been policies introduced to promote the development of craft villages associated with tourism, most craft businesses and households have been searching for partners on their own.

The most difficult thing for craft villages is finding markets, because many products from traditional craft villages come with high prices while product designs lack diversity and have failed to keep pace with consumer tastes both at home and abroad.

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In the strategy to develop Vietnam’s cultural industries to 2020 with a vision to 2030, approved by the Prime Minister, there are 12 important fields, including handicrafts.

Experts said there is absolutely reason to believe that Vietnamese traditional handicrafts can become a key economic sector, creating a driving force for the development of other cultural industries.

Old Vietnamese female craftsman making the traditional bamboo fish trap or weave at the old traditional house in Thu sy trade village, Hung Yen, Vietnam, traditional artist concept

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