Skin Care

Skin care was growing in Latin America in 2019, driven by healthy performances in the major facial care and body care categories, particularly in Brazil, the region’s biggest market. Hand care was in decline, however, both in Brazil and Latin America...

Offering hundreds of brands spanning multiple industries across the world, Procter & Gamble is a global beauty and personal care heavyweight. In 2019, the company continued to expand its footprint internationally, with growth in multiple developing ...

As the beauty and personal care world sees a growing interest in premium beauty, Johnson & Johnson’s mass-heavy portfolio is holding steady through its power brands Neutrogena, Aveeno and Listerine. While the company is seeing a slowdown in growth, ...

Coty ranks highly in its key categories of colour cosmetics and fragrances, but faces intense competition from the rise of indie brands. The COVID-19 pandemic will also bring further obstacles for Coty’s portfolio, due to its discretionary nature and...

Unilever’s beauty and personal care sales are likely to remain mostly shielded from the impact of COVID-19, owing to its strong offering in mass and core products. Expansion of its premium portfolio into China offers opportunities for growth, as does...

As the global leader in beauty and personal care, L’Oréal benefits from its diversified portfolio across various age, income and pricing tiers. While the company’s dermocosmetics division continues to climb, its mass and luxury brands face fierce ...

As beauty and personal care sees growth for indie players and private label, Beiersdorf is looking to raise its profile through incubators. Through repositioning Nivea, launching new circular products and running a K-beauty incubator, Beiersdorf saw ...

Estée Lauder Cos Inc performed above the industry average in 2019, helped by the Estée Lauder and La Mer brands, skin care, and online sales in the US and China. China is growing in importance, especially in colour cosmetics, which is expected to see...

In 2019 skin care witnessed another robust year with double-digit growth in current value terms. There is now a veritable plethora of new products and increased attention from urban consumers with high purchasing power. ...

Skin care continued to record strong growth in 2019, boosted by population growth, increasing incomes and rising demand for value-added products. In addition, the emerging middle class, characterised by young urban consumers seeking sophistication, ...

The Swiss population is ageing, but consumers still want to feel and look fresh, young and well-cared for, especially against a backdrop of increasingly hectic and stressful lifestyles. In addition, social media is driving more consumers to try and ...

AmorePacific is a South Korea-based cosmetics manufacturer that has grown to become a global top 20 player. With the strong consumer demand for K-Beauty, the company’s sales are heavily concentrated in Asia Pacific. The company expects wider coverage...

An increasing number of consumers are looking for facial care products that serve a variety of needs. This includes products for specific problems such as acne, dry and ageing skin, and protection from sun exposure. As a result, facial care is ...

Skin care maintained dynamic current value growth in 2019, thanks to the addition of many new brands, as well as private label products. Facial care remained the dominant category within skin care in 2019. Facial skin is sensitive and can be ...

Skin care is expected to grow strongly over the coming years as it recovers from limited growth recorded during the review period when the weak economy had a negative impact on sales. Key to growth will be the increasing population of women, ...

Facial care remained a priority in skin care for women in the country in 2019 with a notable trend towards a holistic approach to beauty. Hence, moisturisers and treatments led the category with a wide consumer base. While the average consumer is ...

Skincare proved to be a fast growth category in 2019 with sales up by 3%. This was driven by rising concern among consumers about their appearance, and about the need to protect their skin from damaging external factors such as the sun and pollution....

Skin care continued to enjoy health current value growth in 2019 as the growing emphasis on wellness and self-care works in favour of skin care products. Current value growth slowed slightly in 2019, but this was more down to the increasingly ...

Most skin care categories saw volume growth rates slow in 2019 as rising inflation, high customs duties and the depreciation of the dinar continued to drive up the cost of imported brands and erode purchasing power among Algerians. The only ...

Compared with other beauty and personal care categories, consumers are very loyal to their favourite skin care brands. Therefore, despite the complex economic context, consumers did not change their favourite brands during 2019, although many are ...