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Beauty Beyond Trends

The Philippine beauty and wellness industry continues to evolve at a rapid pace, driven by changing consumer preferences, digital transformation, and a growing demand for more inclusive and innovative products. At the center of this momentum is the return of Cosmobeaute Philippines 2026, the country’s premier B2B beauty trade show, happening from June 17 to 192926, at the World Trade Center Metro Manila in Pasay City. Carrying the theme “Celebrating Beauty from Every Perspective: Inspire Innovation, Embrace Diversity and Shape Excellence,” the event aims to strengthen collaboration and creativity within one of the country’s fastest-growing industries.

After drawing more than 6,000 attendees during its successful debut last year, the upcoming edition is expected to become even larger as it gathers manufacturers, distributors, beauty professionals, entrepreneurs, wellness experts, and emerging local brands under one roof. More than just an exhibition, the event serves as a business and learning platform where industry players can exchange ideas, discover trends, and explore opportunities shaping the future of beauty and personal care in the Philippines.

Ms. Rungphech “Rose” Chitanuwat
Country General Manager
Informa Markets

The country’s beauty market has seen significant expansion in recent years, fueled by the rise of local cosmetics brands, online shopping platforms, and social media-driven consumer behavior. With platforms such as Lazada, Shopee, and TikTok Shop reshaping the retail landscape, beauty businesses now have more ways to connect directly with consumers. Market studies estimate that the Philippine beauty and personal care industry reached USD 6.7 billion in 2025 and is projected to continue growing steadily over the next decade.

This rapid development has also encouraged stronger demand for salons, spas, aesthetic clinics, and wellness services as Filipinos place greater value on self-care and personal wellbeing. However, alongside these opportunities come industry challenges such as intense competition, evolving customer expectations, and the need for regulatory compliance. Cosmobeaute Philippines positions itself as a venue where businesses can address these concerns through innovation, education, and collaboration.

Ms. Nylah Rizza D. Bautista
Assistant Secretary and Supervising Head
Competitiveness and Innovation Group (CIG)
Department of Trade and Industry

According to organizers from Informa Markets, this year’s edition places greater focus on helping businesses adapt to the changing landscape while providing access to international trends and technologies without the need to travel abroad. The event also highlights inclusivity and sustainability, reflecting the industry’s growing shift toward products designed for diverse consumers and environmentally conscious practices.

Supporting the event once again is the Department of Trade and Industry, which continues to champion Filipino beauty entrepreneurs and MSMEs. Around 40 exhibitors are expected to participate through the DTI Pavilion, giving local businesses greater exposure and opportunities to connect with global buyers.

Visitors can also expect competitions, workshops, seminars, and live demonstrations covering makeup artistry, aesthetics, sustainability, and consumer trends. Powered by Cosmoprof Asia, the event is expected to welcome over 250 exhibitors and approximately 8,000 trade buyers from around 20 countries, further cementing the Philippines’ growing influence in the regional beauty and wellness industry. To register, visit www.cosmobeautephilippines.com or hytps;//ers-ph.informa-info.com/cbp26.

Written by Village Connect

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