Colour Cosmetics

Colour cosmetics was heavily impacted by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Lockdowns, work-from-home policies, few opportunities for socialising and social distancing rules strongly reduced potential consumption occasions. As a result, colour…

Current value sales of colour cosmetics benefited from COVID-19 in 2021 as in 2020 as the closure of duty-free shops saw consumers switch to retail outlets. Traditionally, Norwegians spend heavily in duty free shops, but restrictions on travel led to…

Demand for colour cosmetics continued to be hindered by the new normal lifestyle seen in Thailand since the start of the pandemic. People continued to wear face masks in public, while many people continued to work from home where possible and…

With the threat of the pandemic in Taiwan easing towards the end of 2021, it resulted in a number of employees returning to the office following remote working measures, in addition to more frequent socialising. This scenario improved demand for…

Having declined sharply during 2020, as local consumers spent much more time at home, retail constant value sales (2021 prices) of colour cosmetics rebounded only partially during 2021. During 2020, demand for lip products and colour cosmetics…

Having plunged by more than a quarter during 2020, retail constant value sales (2021 prices) of colour cosmetics continued to decline in 2021 – albeit at a much more modest rate. The first quarter of 2021 was again marked by COVID-19. From January 1…

The need for make-up products dwindled in the midst of the COVID-19 crisis because consumers spent far less time outside their homes and engaging in in-person social interactions. During the crisis, consumers were either required to stay at home or…

Colour cosmetics saw only a mild recovery in 2021 after the heavy losses recorded in 2020 when the category was hit hard by the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic. Alongside lockdown measures and home seclusion there was also an obligation to wear face…

As the best performing product type in colour cosmetics in 2020, recording a relatively low decline of 15% in value sales, nail products was able to recover more strongly, resulting in value sales sitting just below pre-pandemic levels in 2021. Eye…

2021 was another difficult year for colour cosmetics with most categories continuing to post declines in current value terms. With consumers continuing to spend a significant amount of time at home for both work and leisure consumers did not see the…

Although colour cosmetics saw current value growth in 2020 (due to the spiralling inflation in the country), in the category saw volume sales significantly decline. The dramatic decrease in volume growth rate was largely because of home seclusion,…

Colour cosmetics were hugely impacted by the pandemic lockdowns in 2020. As with women restricted in their movements, they wore less make-up. In 2021, with society opening up, colour cosmetics registered a recovery, with healthy current value and…

Colour cosmetics continued to suffer under the impact of COVID-19 in 2021 as consumers spent more time at home and less time going to work and socialising, which meant less need and desire to wear make-up in general. The decline in current value…

Having plunged by more than a quarter during 2020, there was no more than a partial recovery in retail constant value sales (2021 prices) of colour cosmetics during 2021. Demand for colour cosmetics was hit particularly hard by COVID-19 restrictions…

Having plunged by more than a fifth during 2020, retail constant value sales (2021 prices) of colour cosmetics saw no more than an anaemic recovery in 2021. Demand for lip products (the largest category in colour cosmetics) and colour cosmetics…

Value sales of colour cosmetics saw a significant decline in 2020, and only slight recovery in 2021. Despite the upcoming reintroduction of travel and an end to movement restrictions, it is unlikely that colour cosmetics will return to the…

Colour cosmetics was hit particularly hard by the event of COVID-19 in the previous year, due to a plethora of factors. These range from social distancing measures, with more people working from home and not socialising, thus resulting in fewer…

Colour cosmetics witnessed double-digit current value growth in 2021, returning to more dynamic growth in the new normal after the COVID-19 outbreak in 2020, when consumers were heavily impacted by the lockdown policy and rarely wore make-up, leading…

After a steep decline in the previous year, due to work-from-home arrangements and social distancing which led to fewer social events, colour cosmetics posted a recovery in 2021. This recovery was driven by the gradual lifting of pandemic-related…

With restrictions on movement outside of the home after the introduction of another lockdown in the first months of 2021, many Malaysians significantly reduced their expenditure on perceived non-essential products such as colour cosmetics due to…