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Dr. Wu Skincare
Taiwanese skincare company From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Dr. Wu Skincare (Chinese: 達爾膚生醫科技) is a Taiwan–based clinical skincare brand founded in 2003 by dermatologist Dr. Ying-Chin Wu and his son Eric Wu. The company specializes in hypoallergenic, high-potency skincare products formulated to replicate the effects of clinical skin treatments. Dr. Wu Skincare has gained recognition both in Taiwan and internationally, with a presence in various Asian markets and North America.[1]
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History
Dr. Ying-Chin Wu (吳英俊), often referred to as the "Godfather of Cosmetic Medicine" in Taiwan, established Dr. Wu Skincare in 2003 alongside his eldest son, Eric Wu.[2] With over 40 years of clinical experience, Dr. Wu aimed to create a skincare line that bridges the gap between medical treatments and at-home skincare routines.[3] The brand focuses on delivering non-invasive solutions for various skin concerns, emphasizing safety and efficacy.[4]
In 2014, Dr. Wu Skincare expanded its reach by launching an e-commerce platform in China and received investment from L Capital Asia, affiliated with the LVMH Group.[5][6] The company was publicly listed on the Taipei Exchange's Emerging Stock Market in June 2016. As of that year, Dr. Wu Skincare operated over 1,200 sales points across regions including Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Myanmar, the United Kingdom, Canada, and the United States.[7]
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Products
Dr. Wu Skincare offers a range of products targeting various skin concerns, formulated with high-grade active ingredients and designed for sensitive skin. The brand emphasizes formulations that are free from additives and alcohol, aiming to provide effective solutions without causing irritation.[8]
International Presence
Dr. Wu Skincare has established a significant international footprint, with products available in various countries across Asia and North America. The brand's products are distributed through retail outlets such as Watsons, SASA, Mannings, and T&T Supermarket, as well as online platforms including Tmall, JD.com, Amazon, and Shopee.[9]
The company's expansion strategy includes increasing its number of retail outlets and strengthening its presence in e-commerce channels to reach a broader customer base.[10] As of 2016, Dr. Wu Skincare planned to increase its retail outlets in China from 40 to 100 by the end of that year.[11]
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