Multi-brand Chinese beauty group with direct-to-consumer digital focus
Yatsen Group is a publicly traded Chinese cosmetics holding company operating seven brands (Perfect Diary, Little Ondine, Pink Bear, Galénic, DR.WU, Eve Lom, EANTiM) built on direct-to-consumer sales across e-commerce and social platforms. The hiring profile reveals a marketing-heavy, content-first organization: 66 of 151 active roles are in marketing, with video direction and content operations as key leadership positions. Active projects cluster around live-streaming conversion, promotion optimization, and content production—signaling that operational efficiency in video commerce and real-time sales activation are the core tactical priorities.
Notable leadership hires: Video Director, Content Operations Director, Production Director, Content Director
Yatsen Group was founded in 2016 and listed on the NYSE in November 2020. The company operates through a multi-brand portfolio spanning color cosmetics and skincare, with geographic presence in China (Shanghai, Guangzhou) and France (Toulouse) for R&D. The holding company reaches consumers primarily through Chinese e-commerce platforms, short-form video (Douyin, Xiaohongshu), and social channels (TikTok, Instagram, Meta). The company has filed 231 patents globally as of June 2024, including 61 authorized invention patents, and maintains research partnerships with institutions including the Chinese Academy of Sciences and Shanghai Ruijin Hospital. Operations span 1,001–5,000 employees across product development, marketing, sales, and operations.
Yatsen Group is a China-based beauty holding company that develops and distributes seven color cosmetics and skincare brands (Perfect Diary, Little Ondine, Pink Bear, Galénic, DR.WU, Eve Lom, EANTiM) via direct-to-consumer channels including e-commerce and social platforms.
Yatsen Group is headquartered in Guangzhou (广州), Guangdong Province, China. The company also maintains R&D centers in Shanghai and Toulouse, France.
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