UCL Showcases Innovative Formulations at MakeUp in Paris 2026

UCL announced on the 10th that it participated in the global B2B beauty exhibition MakeUp in Paris 2026, held at the Carrousel du Louvre in France, where the company presented innovative formulations targeted at the European market while engaging in active business consultations with international buyers.

MakeUp in Paris serves as a significant platform where global industry stakeholders, including cosmetic brands and ingredient manufacturers, convene to share the latest technologies and market trends. UCL's participation underscores the company's commitment to understanding and fulfilling European market demands while setting the stage for future market expansion.

During the exhibition, buyers from various European countries, including France, the UK, Spain, Germany, and Italy, noted UCL's superior user experience, distinctive visual appeal, and functionality, as well as its compliance capabilities with European cosmetic regulations. This positive reception indicates a strong potential for revenue growth based on UCL's innovative approach.

UCL held discussions with leading global beauty brands that showed a keen interest in its patented dual-phase transforming dye technology, the first of its kind in the industry. This product is designed to minimize skin irritation and hair damage while providing excellent dye performance and conditioning effects, aligning well with the growing trend of slow aging and potentially driving higher customer retention through enhanced product satisfaction.

Additionally, a lip mask utilizing UCL's unique technology saw rapid turnover, with all 100 samples prepared being fully distributed within a single day. Their silicone-free blurring moisture cream, boasting a light and quick-absorbing texture tailored to recent global consumer preferences, also attracted significant attention from buyers, enhancing UCL's market positioning.

A large UK-based global brand expressed interest in collaborating with UCL for product development at its Jeju facility, marking a critical shift towards localized production and concept co-development. The brand recognized both the production competitiveness of UCL's Jeju factory and its formulation development capabilities, suggesting a mutually beneficial partnership that can increase speed-to-market.

A UCL representative stated, "Participation in MakeUp in Paris has allowed us to affirm that European buyers value not only K-beauty trends but also our differentiated formulation technologies and regulatory compliance capabilities. We plan to strengthen our product development aligned with European market needs and continue to expand global collaborations." This approach signals UCL's readiness to adapt its business model to the evolving landscape of global beauty while fostering deeper engagement with key international partners.