Visitors line up for Spin & Win as Bangladesh-made cosmetics attract attention
Dhaka, September 4, 2026: The Remark-Harlan pavilion drew a large crowd on the second day of Cosmetica Dhaka 2026, with visitors showing strong interest in its Bangladesh-made cosmetics and skincare products as well as a special ‘Spin & Win’ campaign.
The three-day international cosmetics exhibition is being held at Hall 4 of the International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB) in Dhaka. As Friday was a public holiday, a significant number of visitors arrived at the venue from the morning, with long queues forming at the Remark-Harlan pavilion as the day progressed.
Under the ‘Spin & Win’ campaign, visitors have the opportunity to win products from Remark’s portfolio of brands. Participants can also receive discounts of up to 12% at Harlan stores through the promotional activity.
The campaign attracted visitors of different age groups, with many waiting in queues for their turn. While some visitors won product gifts, others received opportunities to avail themselves of special discounts at Harlan outlets.
Beyond the promotional activities, visitors showed considerable interest in Remark’s locally manufactured cosmetics, skincare and personal care products. They sought information about product quality, packaging, usage instructions and manufacturing processes.
Products from Remark brands including Lily, Nior and Siodil were among those drawing attention at the pavilion. Visitors also explored the company's production capabilities and expressed interest in the availability of international-standard cosmetics manufactured in Bangladesh.
The pavilion is showcasing product diversity, modern manufacturing technology, packaging and quality-control capabilities. Entrepreneurs, businesspeople, makeup artists and professionals from the cosmetics industry are also visiting the pavilion.
Remark-Harlan officials said the company’s participation in Cosmetica Dhaka 2026 is aimed not only at displaying products but also at highlighting Bangladesh’s growing capacity to manufacture cosmetics and skincare products to international standards.
They said international exhibitions such as Cosmetica Dhaka provide an important platform to showcase Bangladesh’s manufacturing capabilities, technology adoption and potential for expanding cosmetics exports.
A total of 58 companies and 132 brands from 16 countries are participating in the three-day exhibition. The event aims to connect Bangladesh’s cosmetics and personal care sector with international businesses and create opportunities for networking, technology and knowledge exchange, investment and access to new markets.
The Remark-Harlan Group is participating as a partner of the exhibition with a large pavilion showcasing its Bangladesh-made products under various global brands. The display also highlights its production capabilities, packaging standards and quality-assurance practices.
Visitors said the exhibition has provided an opportunity to explore international cosmetics and skincare brands under one roof while also learning about products manufactured locally to international standards.
Cosmetica Dhaka 2026 remains open to industry professionals, beauty enthusiasts, makeup artists, entrepreneurs, traders and general visitors, creating a vibrant atmosphere at the exhibition venue.
