The Beauty and Wellness industry in India is predicted to hit $33 Billion by 2027, driven by rising disposable income and rapid urbanisation.
Beauty Tech and Health tech are one of the fastest growth markets in India, showing a highly increased demand for innovative skincare and anti-ageing solutions. We are leading the way globally within these two segments.
We are officially launching into this high-growth market, with a two step strategy, investing $ hundreds for long term growth, through partneships in India and years of preperations.
We are set to enter the Indian market by the end of 2025, supported by a digital platform, our partnership with Infosys. All infrastructure, production, distribution, product availability, payment systems, and legal frameworks are already in development.
Having been part of this company for many years, and successfully built teams across Europe., I bring extensive experience in market expansion and sales team development.
I am looking for partners (not investors) who want to take advantage of this opportunity, both in India and for those with established networks in India to either work with product sales or build sales teams and leadership. Through our digital platform, running your own business directly from your phone will be seamless — both operationally and financially.
⚡ Partner to role out and build market through available Health and Beauty Tech
⚡ No startup costs
⚡ High earning potential
⚡ Step-by-step blueprint to build the business
✔ Rising consumer awarenessof skincare and health
✔ Higher disposable incomeamong the middle class
✔ Integration of advanced technology, including AI and smart devices
✔ Strong influence of digital platforms and e-commerce
✔ A significant gap between ambition and opportunity, creating an accessible
pathway to entrepreneurship—without financial investment.
✔ Young Entrepreneurs to Gain Traction Through 2034
✔ Government Regulations: In accordance with the provisions of the Drugs and Cosmetics
Act 1940, India published and put into effect the "Cosmetic Rules 2020" December 2020.
✔ The pandemic's impact on the supply chain necessitated well-known brands to launch
D2C operations. The D2C (Direct to Consumer) route is essential for brands now, leading
ones or the new entrants. Many skin care brands are currently either acquiring
successful players or developing their own D2C capabilities (such as an online store).
✔ Social Commerce in India is likely to increase to US $ 84 billion by 2030. Direct Selling Is
Expected to Grow With 13.3% 3-Yr CAGR $3.2BUSD (2022)
✔ The gig economy in India is significantly growing due to tech advancements, changing
workforce preferences, and the adoption of digital platforms. It is projected that the gig
economy could contribute 1.25% to India’s GDP and create 90 million non-farm jobs. The
gig economy in India is particularly popular among individuals aged 18-45.
✔ Skin Care Products Not A Luxury Anymore: Rising consumer awareness, purchasing
power, and accessibility support this trend.
✔ Increasing Consumer Consciousness - 65% of consumers in India are willing to spend
more on skincare products.
✔ Growing awareness about skincare and dermatological conditions - higher demand for
dermatologist-recommended products and treatments.
✔ Growing Men’s Grooming Segment – due to the influence from Social Media
✔Adoption of Innovative and Attractive Packaging – environmentally friendly demands
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