Taiwan’s O’right makes Japanese start

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Taiwanese beauty brand O’right is to make its debut in Japan this week. O’right’s first store will open in Isetan Shinjuku on June 10, followed by a second store in Yurakucho Marui the next day.
“It shows the brand’s confidence in Japan’s path to economic recovery and its determination to establish a foothold in the Japanese beauty market,” the company said in a statement.
The O’right Japan stores will feature a wide range of plant-based products, including the brand’s limited edition Caffeine Botanical Scalp Revitalizer. As the Tokyo 2021 Olympics Games’ key theme is sustainability, the zero-carbon beauty brand sees a timely opportunity to introduce its products in the Japanese market.
During the openings, customers will be given gifts including high-quality hydrating hand sanitizer and exclusive discounts.
Founded in 2006 as a hair-care brand, O’right has evolved into a “green-style” beauty brand, aiming to redefine the beauty market by introducing zero-carbon, sustainable products that “deliver on a promise of a greener tomorrow”.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which specific products will O'right offer in its new Japanese stores?
Which specific products will O'right offer in its new Japanese stores?
The O'right Japan stores will stock a broad selection of plant-based products. This includes the brand's limited edition Caffeine Botanical Scalp Revitalizer, amongst other offerings.
Q.Why does O'right consider this a timely moment to enter the Japanese market?
Why does O'right consider this a timely moment to enter the Japanese market?
The brand believes it is a timely opportunity because the Tokyo 2021 Olympics Games' main theme is sustainability. As a zero-carbon beauty brand, O'right sees this aligning well with its values.
Q.What is the primary focus of O'right's brand identity?
What is the primary focus of O'right's brand identity?
O'right aims to redefine the beauty market by offering zero-carbon, sustainable products. The brand, founded in 2006, promotes a 'green-style' approach, promising a greener tomorrow.
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