in-cosmetics Asia unveils celebrity line-up with Raisa Andriana and Chayadhorn “Ing” Kitiyadisai
29 SEPTEMBER, BANGKOK: in-cosmetics Asia, the leading event in Asia Pacific for personal care ingredients, today announces an exciting celebrity speaker line-up for its 16th edition. Organised by RX, the event will take place from 4-6 November at BITEC, Bangkok attracting all the personal care creators that matter from across the region. This year’s speaker programme will feature iconic industry figures from Southeast Asia who are redefining beauty entrepreneurship and inspiring the next generation of brands.
One of Indonesia’s most celebrated artists, Raisa Andriana (@raisa6690 and @officialrainebeauty) will take to the stage alongside her childhood friend and co-founder of Raine Beauty, Titania Fairuskha. Their exclusive session, Celebrity Singer to Beauty Entrepreneur Journey! will be held at 12:00 on Tuesday 4 November in the Marketing Trends Theatre.

With more than 37 million Instagram followers, the award-winning singer, songwriter and Indonesian Idol judge will share how she found her voice in the beauty industry. Together with Titania, they turned their shared passion into Raine Beauty, one of Indonesia’s most inspiring celebrity-led beauty labels. The session will explore how artistry, friendship and a commitment to authenticity can fuel business success with insights into brand storytelling, product development and community-building in today’s competitive beauty market.
Also joining the programme line-up is Chayadhorn “Ing” Kitiyadisai, better known to his hundreds of thousands of followers as Ing (@ingck). After emerging as a trusted skincare voice online, the Thai entrepreneur launched his own brand, Ingu, in 2022. He will bring his experience as both influencer and entrepreneur to the panel, How to Launch a Beauty Brand: Successful Strategies & Problem Solving!
The live panel discussion at 14:00 on Tuesday 4 November will look at the real-world challenges of moving from concept to shelf. Topics will cover product development, regulatory hurdles, marketing, funding, and scaling in today’s competitive landscape.

“Raisa and Ing both embody the spirit of innovation and authenticity that defines Asia Pacific’s beauty sector right now,” said Sarah Gibson, Event Director at in-cosmetics Asia. “We are delighted to welcome such inspiring figures to this year’s show, alongside our world-class line-up of scientific, commercial, and regulatory experts.
“This year’s edition of in-cosmetics Asia is set to be the biggest and most dynamic yet, with more than 700 exhibitors and thousands of cosmetic scientists, manufacturers, brand owners and product developers expected to attend. Since it began, the event has tripled in size, reflecting the region’s fast-growing demand for personal care ingredient solutions.”
Professionals from across Asia Pacific are invited to connect, learn, and gain insights from the region’s top beauty and personal care experts.

in-cosmetics Asia 2025 will take place at the Bangkok International Trade & Exhibition Centre (BITEC), in Bangkok, Thailand from 4-6 November 2025. The event will be co-located with COSMEX, ASEAN’s most comprehensive exhibition on manufacturing technologies, machinery, packaging, and ODM/OEM services for cosmetics and personal care. For more information and to register, visit the in-cosmetics Asia website here.
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