Colour Cosmetics

Colour cosmetics continued to experience latent current value growth in 2021 with retail volumes still in decline. Nevertheless, the category saw a marked improvement compared to 2020 when COVID-19 restrictions stifled demand for colour cosmetics.…

Overall, colour cosmetics witnessed a strong decline in retail volume and current value sales in 2020, due to the exigencies of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The measures introduced to stem the tide of the virus, such as lockdown and social…

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 higher current value and…

2021 continued to be impacted by the pandemic, as a second wave of COVID-19 struck the country during the second quarter of the year. This resulted in the continued requirement to wear a face mask. As wearing a face mask limits exposure of the face,…

Colour cosmetics witnessed a strong rebound in 2021 with both retail volume and current value sales growing moderately, as COVID-19 restrictions subsided and consumers resume started to their normal lives and wear make-up more regularly. Mask-wearing…

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…

Colour cosmetics experienced an outstanding 2021, recording double-digit current value and volume growth following the significant declines of 2020. This resulted in value sales surpassing pre-pandemic figures, although overall demand remained…

Colour cosmetics showed a markedly improved performance in 2021, posting healthy growth in total volume and current value sales after having recorded steep declines the previous year. Overall demand rebounded strongly as the rollout of vaccines and…

Colour cosmetics was severely impacted by the 2020 COVID-19 restrictions, with volume sales falling by a fifth and current value sales also falling. In 2021, with society opening up and people going out again and wanting to present themselves well,…

In 2021, retail volume sales of colour cosmetics continued to decline, albeit at a lower rate than in the previous year, as people continued to work from home and going to events and gathering outside one’s own home remained rare occasions.…

The demand for colour cosmetics products was impacted in 2020 as occasions to use these products were limited during the pandemic as women were working from home and there was an evening curfew. In 2021, however, value and volume growth was recorded…

Colour cosmetics was among the areas of the Hungarian beauty and personal care market worst affected by COVID-19 in 2020, with the vast majority of categories posting steep declines in volume and current value terms as consumers became much less…

Colour cosmetics was one of the best performing beauty and personal care categories prior to the emergence of the pandemic. It is not a mature category in Portugal, with demand increasingly influenced by social media platforms. This trend had a…

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…

Due to the limits still being placed on social activities in Latvia in 2021, colour cosmetics, while seeing a strong rebound in its performance in this year, was not able to see a full recovery to pre-pandemic sales levels in 2021. Colour cosmetics…

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 current value and volume…

After a year of significant decline for colour cosmetics in 2020, the continuation of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021 led to a state of emergency for nearly 10 months of the year in Tokyo, and for this reason, the movement of people and opportunities…

Colour cosmetics has been the category most drastically affected by the pandemic, with home seclusion, work from home, reduced socialising opportunities and mask-wearing taking a severe toll on sales. What is more, beauty specialist retailers and…

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…