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Chapters: 6 | Tables: 9 | Publication date: Oct 2006
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Regional coverage
Western Europe; Eastern Europe; North America; Latin America; Asia-Pacific; Oceania; Africa and the Middle East
Table of contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1.1 KEY TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS
Chart 1 Factors Influencing Health/Beauty Products and Services 2006
1.2 CONSUMER MARKET TRENDS
Food and drink
Chart 2 Global Sales of Selected Food and Drink Products 2002/2006
Healthcare
Chart 3 Global Sales of Selected Aesthetic Healthcare Products 2002/2006
Cosmetics and toiletries
Chart 4 Global Sales of Selected Aesthetic Cosmetics and Toiletries Products 2002/2006
1.3 OUTLOOK
Trends to watch
Forecast sector trends
Chart 5 Forecast Global Growth in Selected Aesthetic Products 2006-2011
2. KEY TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENTS
2.1 INTRODUCTION
Media creates ideals and inadequacies
Number of obese continues to grow
2.2 RISING LEVELS OF AFFLUENCE
Consumer confidence plays a role
Eastern Europe see highest incomes growth
Table 1 Average Gross Income by Country 2000-2005
2.3 PLASTIC SURGERY TRENDS
Holding back the years
The influence of TV makeovers
Not to be taken lightly
2.4 TOOTH-WHITENING TRENDS
Search for the Hollywood smile
Dentists more effective, but price a deterrent
Dentistry as a lifestyle factor
Danger to health
2.5 MEDICAL TOURISM
Driven by cost
The dangers of unlicensed practices
2.6 CELEBRITY CULTURE
No talent needed
Proliferation of celebrity magazines
Buying into a lifestyle
Celebrities as brands
Fashion icons
But how influential are they really?
Bad behaviour
Backlash against perfection
Doctors join the fray
2.7 GROWTH OF SALONS
Salons rival, but also fuel, at-home products
10-dollar manicures
Providing extra distribution channels
2.8 ATTITUDES TO AGEING
The forever young generation
Advertising focus shifts to older women
Trend extends to men
Table 2 Proportion of Baby Boomers by Country 2000-2005
2.9 LIFESTYLE CHOICES
The rise of the metrosexual
Yoga moms
The bling culture
3. HEALTH & FITNESS
3.1 LIFE EXPECTANCY
Life expectancy grows, but health declines
Obese children risk shorter lives
Japanese enjoy greatest longevity
Life expectancy lower in poor countries
Table 3 Life Expectancy vs Healthy Life Expectancy in Selected Markets 2005
3.2 OBESITY
Obesity contributes to health problems
Junk food and lack of exercise to blame
Asians eat better
Table 4 Obese Populations by Region 2000-2005
3.3 DIETING TRENDS
Pressure to be skinny
The lure of fad diets
Slimming clubs remain popular
3.4 EATING DISORDERS
3.5 HEALTH AND FITNESS
Fitness as a key to staying young
State encouragement
Antidote to stress
Staying fitter longer
Greater segmentation within fitness industry
Consolidation among UK fitness club operators
Membership booming in the US
Segregating the sexes
4. IMPACT ON CONSUMER MARKETS
4.1 FOODS
Health trend permeates food sector
BFY benefits from Atkins fad
Functional confectionery reduces guilt factor
Foods to lower cholesterol
Food intolerances catered for
Table 5 Global Sales in Health & Wellness Foods by Sector 2002-2006
4.2 DRINKS
Naturally healthy dominates sales
Functional drinks add margins
Sports drinks benefit from event sponsorships
Misuse damages energy drinks sales
Table 6 Global Sales in Relevant Aesthetic Beverage Sectors 2002-2006
4.3 HEALTHCARE
Competition from functional foods
Dietary supplements fuelled by demographic changes
Case Study: Beauty from within
Ephedra ban affects slimming products sales
Natural ingredients drive growth
Meal replacements benefit from convenience factor
Herbal teas see raft of new product developments
Cosmeceuticals and products for men drive acne treatments
OTC hair loss treatments fail to compete with more effective prescription products
Table 7 Global Sales in Relevant Aesthetic Health-Related Sectors/Subsectors 2002-2006
4.4 COSMETICS AND TOILETRIES
Bringing salon treatments to the home
Skin care driven by anti-ageing products
Body care the new focus for skin care players
Self-tanning products benefit from fear of sun
Men’s grooming spurred by metrosexual trend
European laws restrict tooth-whitening kits
Table 8 Global Sales in Relevant Aesthetic Cosmetics and Toiletries Sectors/Subsectors 2002-2006
5. MAJOR MARKET TRENDS
5.1 BRAZIL
Attitudes towards health and beauty
Trends in relevant sectors
Chart 6 Brazil: Sales of Relevant Aesthetic Products 2002/2006
5.2 CHINA
Attitudes towards health and beauty
Trends in relevant sectors
Chart 7 China: Sales of Relevant Aesthetic Products 2002/2006
5.3 FRANCE
Attitudes towards health and beauty
Trends in relevant sectors
Chart 8 France: Sales of Relevant Aesthetic Products 2002/2006
5.4 GERMANY
Attitudes towards health and beauty
Trends in relevant sectors
Chart 9 Germany: Sales of Relevant Aesthetic Products 2002/2006
5.5 ITALY
Attitudes towards health and beauty
Trends in relevant sectors
Chart 10 Italy: Sales of Relevant Aesthetic Products 2002/2006
5.6 JAPAN
Attitudes towards health and beauty
Trends in relevant sectors
Chart 11 Japan: Sales of Relevant Aesthetic Products 2002/2006
5.7 UK
Attitudes towards health and beauty
Trends in relevant sectors
Chart 12 UK: Sales of Relevant Aesthetic Products 2002/2006
5.8 US
Attitudes towards health and beauty
Trends in relevant sectors
Chart 13 US: Sales of Relevant Aesthetic Products 2002/2006
6. FUTURE OUTLOOK
6.1 TRENDS TO WATCH
Growing pressure to look good
Obesity will remain an issue
Cosmetic surgery set to rise
New faces on the horizon?
Keeping fit for longer
6.2 FORECASTS
Is it the end for low-carb?
Organic and functional foods key to future growth
Technological developments will fuel skin care performance
Cosmeceuticals pose a threat to anti-ageing creams
Beauty supplements may go transdermal
Tooth-whiteners could benefit from new regulations
Hair cloning could be answer for balding men
Xenical to revolutionise the OTC slimming pills?
Table 9 Forecast Sales in Relevant Sectors/Subsectors 2006-2011