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Hyderabad is the fifth most populous city in India with the majority of the population comprising Baby Boomers and Millennials. The growing disposable income in the city has caused consumers to increase their expenditure on beauty and personal care products, especially hair care products. In addition, the rising beauty concerns, especially among the working population, has increased the demand for beauty salon and spa services.
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Home-made remedies for beauty care are still prevalent in the city. The majority ofthe Baby Boomer generation, especially homemakers, use natural and herbal ingredients for their beauty requirements. To tap into this potential, local companies have come out with beauty products with herbal and natural ingredients. Banjaras introduced a rose water and papaya water skin toner, skin care powder made from orange peel and face packs using mud and sandalwood.
The concept of visiting beauty saloons and spas emerged with the increasing Millennials in the city. This group is more beauty conscious and prefers to be well groomed. Hence, beauty parlours are offering modern spa services and packages for waxing, threading, manicures, pedicures, facials and massages, which are mainly targeted at Millennials. The Baby Boomer generation has not adapted to this lifestyle and continues to address beauty needs at home.
Hair care products have outperformed other categories in the city as Hyderabadis are conscious about their hair. Hair oil is highly demanded in the city by both men and women and is applied on a daily basis. The population has shown a higher preference towards herbal and ayurvedic hair care product. The older generation,especially those above 65 years, favour henna over hair dye.
The majority of hyderabadis purchase beauty and personal care products from local kirana (“mom and pop”) and bangle stores. People prefer to buy beauty products in small quantities, which is mainly available at these stores. Direct selling companies and department stores are favoured by the middle class and affluent population,due to the availability of diverse branded products.
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