Indonesian ecommerce skincare is a roughly USD 78 million per month market as of May 2026, growing about 15% year on year, and it is led by local Indonesian brands — not global majors — according to Magpie IQ's SKU-level tracking across Shopee, TikTok Shop, Tokopedia and Lazada. No single brand holds even 7% of it. This article ranks the top skincare brands by actual GMV, shows how the market splits by platform and product segment, and flags who is gaining and losing share right now.

Is skincare a big category on Indonesian ecommerce? By the numbers

Skincare is the single largest sub-market within Beauty & Personal Care in Indonesia. Over the latest three months (March–May 2026), total skincare GMV was about USD 240 million, with roughly 8,900 active brands competing — one of the most fragmented consumer categories tracked. Demand is seasonal, peaking around the year-end Harbolnas (11.11 / 12.12) sales at close to USD 90 million in a single month.

Who are the top skincare brands in Indonesia by market share?

Ranked by GMV over March–May 2026, as a share of total Indonesian ecommerce skincare GMV, per Magpie IQ data:

#BrandMarket shareOrigin / tier
1Glad2Glow6.3%Local · mass
2Wardah4.6%Local · mass
3Skintific4.4%Local-led · mass-premium
4Skin10043.7%Korean import · premium
5Cetaphil2.6%Global derma
6Facetology2.3%Local
7Hanasui2.1%Local · value
8Scora2.0%Local
9Garnier2.0%Global mass
10La Roche-Posay1.9%Global premium derma

The top five brands together hold about 21.6% of the market, and the top ten about 31.9% — the remaining two-thirds is spread across thousands of brands. The most striking pattern: local Indonesian brands lead. Six of the top ten — Glad2Glow, Wardah, Skintific, Facetology, Hanasui and Scora — are homegrown, with Kahf, Azarine, MS Glow and Emina just below. Global majors (Garnier, Cetaphil, La Roche-Posay) and Korean imports (Skin1004, Cosrx, Hada Labo) compete but do not lead.

Which platform sells the most skincare in Indonesia?

Skincare GMV by platform, March–May 2026, per Magpie IQ data:

  • Shopee — ~60%. The dominant skincare marketplace.
  • Tokopedia ecosystem — ~27%, almost entirely through the curated Tokopedia | Shop (Mart) storefront.
  • TikTok Shop — ~10.5% and rising, a channel that barely existed before 2024.
  • Lazada and Blibli — under 2% combined.

For a brand, the practical implication is that skincare share in Indonesia is largely won on Shopee and increasingly contested on TikTok Shop — a brand absent from TikTok Shop is ceding the fastest-growing slice of demand.

What sells within skincare?

By GMV, the category is led by Moisturizer (~21%), Facial Serum (~18.5%), Sunscreen (~17%) and Face Cleanser (~17%) — together about three-quarters of skincare sales. Serum is the premium engine (high value per unit); cleanser is the volume engine. Notably, men's skincare is a real ~12% of the market (men's facial wash and moisturizer), with dedicated brands like Kahf and Barber Daily among the leaders.

Who is gaining and losing share right now?

Comparing the latest three months to the prior three, the leader Glad2Glow is cooling while challengers Skintific and Scora are accelerating. Korean and global derma brands — Skin1004, Cosrx, D'Alba and Cetaphil — are all gaining, a clear premiumization and "skin-barrier" signal. Several legacy local value brands (Pond's, Hanasui, Scarlett) are softening. Share is actively rotating at the top of this category.

About the data

Figures in this article are drawn from Magpie IQ's ecommerce intelligence platform, which tracks SKU-level sales across Shopee, Tokopedia, TikTok Shop, Lazada, Blibli and Bukalapak in Indonesia. GMV (Gross Merchandise Value) is calculated as post-discount price × units sold. Market share is a brand's GMV as a percentage of total tracked category GMV over March–May 2026. Platform coverage: Shopee from 2023; Tokopedia, Tokopedia | Shop, TikTok Shop and Blibli from 2024. Rankings reflect real transactions, not surveys or panel estimates.