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Jing Daily

This article was written by Tamsin Smith and originally published in  Jing Daily
As China’s desire for organic, healthy products gains momentum, international beauty brands are seeking to take advantage of a new approach to well-being. 
Last week, founder and supermodel Miranda Kerr launched Australian luxury skincare brand KORA Organics’ first Tmall store in China via live-stream from her Hollywood home. The event attracted more than 223,000 live viewers, with KORA Organics offering exclusive giveaways for spectators. 
 





Big thanks to the 220,000+ Chinese fans that just tuned in to our live stream with @mirandakerr on the KORA Organics Tmall Store ️! Special thanks to @alibaba.group for helping make this happen. All our products are available in China via our TMall shop - we ship directly from Australia and no animal testing is required! Link in bio xxx
A post shared by KORA Organics (@koraorganics) on Mar 8, 2018 at 7:42am PST



“From my experience over the years, I have come to believe in and appreciate a holistic approach to overall wellness, and the connection of the mind, body and skin,” Kerr says. 
 





Our Age-Defying AHA Facial Exfoliator is made with a megafruit blend of naturally occurring AHA’s. AHA’s work to weaken the bonds that hold dead skin cells so they can easily be shed from the surface resulting in a refreshed and smoother complexion xxx #koraorganics
A post shared by KORA Organics (@koraorganics) on Mar 11, 2018 at 12:58am PST



This kind of health-focused lifestyle philosophy is soaring in popularity among Chinese consumers, with last weekend’s Tmall Beauty Summit reporting that premium health and fitness products are more popular than ever with young Chinese women. 
 
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“The appetite for natural and organic products in China continues to grow, and skincare is no exception” says Maggie Zhou, managing director of Alibaba Group Australia and New Zealand.
With a growing awareness of health and well-being in China, Tmall Global is hoping to capitalise on luxury international brands seeking to enter the market. Tmall Global helps international brands like KORA Organics sell directly to Chinese consumers. For more than 80 per cent of brands on the site, these virtual flagship stores were their first foray into the Chinese market. 
 

“KORA Organics is a proudly-owned Australian brand whose certified organic and natural products speak directly to the growing demand from many Chinese consumers for clean and green Australian products” Zhou says. 
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Korean beauty brand Innisfree has long been popular with Chinese consumers, marketing its innovative all natural, organic products from Jeju island. K-Beauty has struggled in China over the past year, with consumers turning to Japanese beauty when searching for high-quality products. However, according to L2’s Digital IQ Index: Beauty China 2018, Innisfree still ranked seventh among Chinese consumers, in large part due to the social media marketing of the brand’s all natural cosmetics and ‘green philosophy’.
In line with this trend, KORA Organics is promoting certified organic and natural products, formulated with herbal extracts, essential oils, and vitamins. KORA’s products are certified by the international body COSMOS-standard AISBL/Ecocert, which guarantees the absence of toxins, synthetic pesticides or chemicals. In Australia and the United States, KORA Organics is stocked in more than 200 Sephora stores, and by the end of 2018, the brand hopes to be in place in over 2,500 stores across 25 countries. 
 





Enriched with Chamomile, Green Tea, Noni Extract & Aloe Vera, our Age-Defying AHA Facial Exfoliator helps to restore the skins natural radiance and brighten the complexion. Use this treatment every third day to enjoy younger-looking skin xxx #koraorganics #noniglow
A post shared by KORA Organics (@koraorganics) on Mar 11, 2018 at 3:23pm PDT



For now, KORA Organics will be entering China exclusively through Tmall, hoping to reach a growing base of Chinese consumers seeking healthy and organic skincare products before everyone else does.
Alibaba Group is the owner of the South China Morning Post
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