Premium Beauty and Personal Care

Consumption patterns, channel dynamics and beauty routines suffered disruptive shifts due to lockdown measures, selective retail, business closures, and travel restrictions. As seen in previous crises, staple toiletries showed more resilience than ...

The measures taken to contain the spread of COVID-19 have not only forced consumers to reassess their personal hygiene routines, but it has also caused many households to reign in their spending. Many people in Austria are concerned about the ...

Despite the ongoing growing interest in premium beauty and personal care products in Switzerland, driven by growing demand in natural and ethical products, the impact of COVID-19 on premium products was severe in 2020. This led to premium beauty and ...

The rate of growth in retail current value sales of premium beauty and personal care slowed significantly during 2020. The economic shock of COVID-19 forced many local consumers to rein in their discretionary spending, which led a significant number ...

Prior to the pandemic, beauty and personal care sales have been traditionally driven by the premium segment in Ireland. The impact of COVID-19 and the resulting focus on hygiene and essential items has led to invert the categories’ performances, with...

The country was still struggling to recover from the last severe economic crisis of 2015/2016 when the COVID-19 pandemic hit Brazil. Apart from the challenges posed by the pandemic from a health perspective, political has instability affected how the...

Premium beauty and personal care was already struggling more than mass due to recession in the country, but COVID-19 made the situation worse due to lockdown restrictions, job losses and an overall sense of insecurity in the market. Low consumer ...

Although the consumption of beauty and personal care products has increased considerably over the review period, disposable incomes took a significant hit in 2020 due to the negative impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. With the COVID-19 pandemic causing...

Premium beauty and personal care products saw a sharp decline in sales in 2020 following the prolonged period of beauty specialist store closures. As consumers spent more time at home in 2020, either as a result of the lockdown or simply as a ...

Premium beauty and personal care will see current value decline in response to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. The main reason for this is because premium fragrances, which is by far the largest product area, is expected to also see the sharpest ...

Premium beauty and personal care recorded a better performance than mass beauty and personal care in 2020, registering only a small current value decline. The primary consumers of premium beauty and personal care are mid-income and higher-income ...

Premium beauty and personal care will be devastated by the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 overall as current value sales plummet. The main reason for this has been due to the economic uncertainty as a result of the crisis, encouraging mid- and high-income...

Premium beauty and personal care will respond negatively to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, with the fastest-declining product areas being those consumers have had little use for during lockdown and while social restrictions remain advisable. Some ...

Premium beauty and personal care was worse affected by COVID-19 than the mass segment in 2020, with growth in total current value sales falling well below the review period CAGR and several categories posting volume sales declines. This was largely ...

Given the weak local economy in 2020 as a result of the pandemic including decreasing disposable incomes, premium beauty and personal care performed very poorly and significantly worse than its mass counterpart. The premium segment already held a ...

Premium beauty and personal care was hit hard by the financial and logistical impacts of COVID-19 in 2020. In addition to price-sensitive consumers trading down to mass products, alongside the closure of important shopping channels for premium ...

All premium beauty care products have suffered major declines in 2020 as a result of COVID-19. A sharp decline in consumer confidence, a rise in job insecurity and a general aversion to making premium purchases all fuelled this decline. Only those ...

At the end of the review period, premium brands continue to account for the majority of sales in absolute terms in beauty and personal care. However, premium sales are very much reliant on high tourist expenditure, which has placed pressure on this ...

COVID-19 had a severe negative effect on premium beauty and personal care in 2020. Declining disposable incomes caused many consumers to look for ways to cut down on their spending maximally. This trend was already present in Georgia pre-pandemic, ...

In 2020, premium beauty and personal care was more negatively impacted by the pandemic than mass products. Lowered purchasing power led to the rationalising of consumer spending to focus on essential items, with the premium segment also impacted by ...