Skin Care

In general, most consumers continued to follow their daily skin care routines during 2021 with this ensuring that growth remained relatively stable in retail volume terms. While the increase in retail value sales was not as high as it was…

Even though skin care was able to sustain positive current value sales growth in 2021, largely driven by a rise in unit prices due to local currency devaluation, retail volume sales continued to decline in Georgia, albeit at a lower rate compared to…

In 2021, skin care demonstrated steady retail value sales growth. For most consumers, these products are an essential part of daily beauty regimes. Therefore, demand is not easily affected by socioeconomic conditions. There was a slight dip in value…

Having been little better than flat in 2020, retail constant value sales (2021 prices) of skin care saw robust growth during 2021, as economic conditions improved. Skin care demand has exhibited resilience in the face of COVID-19, supported by…

Having declined sharply during 2020, retail constant value sales of skin care (2021 prices) stabilised in 2021. Skin care demand was more resilient than in some other beauty and personal care categories, such as colour cosmetics and fragrances. While…

Skin care saw another year of current value growth in 2021, with this performance driven by new launches and the demand for natural and sustainable products. Dermocosmetics brands such as La Roche-Posay, Avène and Vichy benefited from these trends…

Skin care witnessed a slowdown in retail volume and current value growth in 2020 as Coronavirus (COVID-19) conditions, such as lockdowns, social distancing, work-from-home polices and few opportunities for socialising, reduced the need for or…

Skin care struggled at the beginning of pandemic, especially mass facial care. Industry sources commented that an important group of consumers neglected their facial skin care routine for several months due to home seclusion and not feeling the need…

Skin care was negatively impacted by the 2020 COVID-19 restrictions, with volume sales falling, though it did not register as severe a decline as several other beauty and personal care products. In 2021, with society opening up and people going out…

Skin care witnessed a modest rise in current value sales in 2021 after a bumper year in 2020. Consumer uptake of mass and premium products remained strong as consumers stayed at home more and continued to indulge in self-pampering. Dermocosmetics…

Skin care was fairly resilient to snap lockdowns and related restrictions in 2021, as Australians continued to shift away from colour cosmetics to skin care products amidst the pandemic. An emphasis on self-care and health emerged as a result of the…

Skin care recorded phenomenal growth rates in 2021, with dermocosmetics and premium products performing strongly, in addition to moisturisers and treatments such as anti-agers. Moreover, many consumers continued to apply skin care treatments at home,…

Skin care provided resilience to the effects of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. Unlike colour cosmetics and fragrances, for example, skin care products are primarily purchased for use at home; hence, demand was not undermined by home seclusion.…

Skin care showed an improved performance in 2021, with total volume and current value sales growing at faster rates than in 2020. Several categories saw increased demand as the rapid economic recovery that accompanied the easing of the pandemic…

Despite signs of recovery, the tough economic climate in the wake of Coronavirus (COVID-19) exerted strong downward pressure on consumer spending on non-essential and premium products across many categories. According to the General Office of…

In the midst of the global pandemic and home seclusion, many consumers took to self-care and pampering by focusing on skin care routines. This was relevant following the introduction of Alert Level 3 when another wave of COVID-19 hit Taiwan, and…

Volume sales of premium facial care products grew at impressive rates in 2021. This was partly due to improvements in confidence and spending power among consumers as the Hungarian economy rebounded rapidly from the initial shock of COVID-19.…

Skin care in Sweden continued to defy some expectations throughout the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, with consumption growth gathering speed during 2020 and demand peaking during 2021 to reach record levels. Consumption was driven by a combination…

The pandemic and the lockdowns have brought forward a self-care consumer approach, with health and safety being big concerns for Greek consumers. As a consequence, skin care, resilient in 2020, saw significant growth in 2021. The key category of…

Premium skin care brands and some specialised skin care manufacturers were forced to adjust their sales strategies in 2020 and 2021 in response to the outbreak of COVID-19. Due to Peru’s COVID-19 measures potential customers were unable to try these…