CP Saw (R), founder of Cosmobeaute, said Cosmobeaute Vietnam 2016 promises to create the most effective platform for the beauty industry in the region (Source: VNA)
HCM City (VNA) 🦋– Cosmobeaute Vietnam 2016, the biggest beauty trade exhibition in the Indochina region, will return to HCM City next month, promising to create the most effective platform for the beauty industry in the region.
Held at the Saigon Exhibition and Convention Centre from April 21-23, the ninth exhibition has seen an increase in the number of exhibitors compared to previous exhibitions, with over 250 booths of 170 exhibitors from 18 countries and territories, including the US, Italy, Japan, Malaysia, Bulgaria, Singapore, Taiwan, the Republic of Korea, and Vietnam.
Speaking at the press conference in HCM City on March 14, CP Saw, founder of Cosmobeaute, said the show would feature more than 60 categories of beauty products, including makeup and cosmetics, beauty salon, spa, hair, nail, and aesthetics.
In addition to beauty workshops, exciting activities such as make-up and hairdo shows by one of the Vietnam's pioneer beauty academies, the Linh Chi Spa Beauty Academy, and live hair demos by experienced international top hair professionals from Asia Hair Master's Association will be held.
Its One2One business meeting programme will also offer exhibitors, manufacturers, suppliers, importers and trade visitors the opportunity to explore business opportunities.
The exhibition is expected to welcome 12,000 visitors.-VNA
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CP Saw (R), founder of Cosmobeaute, said Cosmobeaute Vietnam 2016 promises to create the most effective platform for the beauty industry in the region (Source: VNA)
