Sun Care

There was a gradual restart to local and international travel in in 2021, which, in combination with the sunny and hot weather in the Latvian summer – which was reported to be one of the hottest for decades – stimulated a partial recovery in demand…

Sales of sun care products recorded further growth in 2021 despite the travel restrictions, home seclusion and the absence of inbound tourists (especially from Libya and Algeria) due to the hot climate in Tunisia. Sun protection remained the most…

After an outstanding year in 2020 as COVID-19 took hold, sun care sales contracted slightly in current value terms in 2021. The pandemic prevented Norwegians from travelling abroad, resulting in a spike in holidays in Norway which shifted virtually…

While 2021 saw the performance of sun care improve on the previous year, growth remained lower than that seen before the pandemic in both volume and value terms. The COVID-19 crisis continued to have a marked negative impact across a wide range of…

Sales of sun care bounced back in 2021, after registering a significant decline in value and volume in sales 2020, due to the pandemic lockdowns. With consumers spending more time in the sun during 2021 than the previous year, all products within sun…

As expected, sun care fared much, much better in 2021 than was the case in 2020, when the category was heavily affected by the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. With lockdowns and heightened economic pressure, consumers tended to stay away from…

Sun care recorded among the strongest declines in current value and retail volume terms within beauty and personal care in the previous year, in response to COVID-19. In 2021, retail volume sales continued to decline, albeit at a lower rate than in…

Demand for sun care rebounded in 2021 as holiday travel resumed in the country alongside the gradual return to international travel. Sun protection is not deemed a real necessity by consumers, but manufacturers are helping to drive awareness of the…

Having seen retail volume and current value sales decline in 2020, due to the limitations on travel and tourism and outdoor activities during the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, sun care rebounded to exceed 2019 sales levels from summer 2020, as…

Sun care products saw a strong rise in current value sales in 2021 as the COVID-19 pandemic receded. Since sales of these products result from consumers spending time in the sun, either abroad or at home, a shift back to some international travel and…

Sun care was unaffected by the pandemic and registered healthy current value and volume growth in both 2020 and 2021. Hot summers contributed to healthy growth. In addition, with some foreign tourists returning in 2021 and Estonians also holidaying…

Sun care saw an increase in retail volume and current value sales during 2021, as consumers started to go out again and take holidays. After a year in isolation, Egyptians were keen to travel and felt comfortable doing so due to high levels of…

In 2021 adult sun care registered a strong contraction in retail volume and current value terms. This was largely because of the lack of foreign tourists during the first quarter of the year due to the closure of the country’s borders, with…

In 2020 and 2021, sun care continued to benefit from Australia’s strong sun protection message, with consumers cautious about the effects of staying out in the sun, and taking a proactive approach to looking after their skin. The bodies responsible…

There was a sharp decline in sales of sun care during 2020 due to home seclusion, while 2021 only saw a slow recovery. This was mainly because at the beginning of the year Peru’s beaches and swimming pools remained closed, due to government…

Sun care sales showed important signs of recovery in 2021 after the strong decline in sales seen in 2020. This result was mainly possible due to the slowdown in the rate of COVID-19 transmissions from April 2021 and throughout the whole summer, which…

Sun care remained a very small category 2021, with only sun protection recording significant retail sales. These products are not popular or commonplace in Pakistan, not least as they are considered expensive items. The exigencies of the Coronavirus…

Sales of sun care rebound after the sharp declines seen in 2020 due to the pandemic lockdowns resulting in people spending significantly less time outside. Additionally, extended global lockdowns and travel restrictions meant that consumers were not…

During the first impact of the pandemic in 2020, sun care recorded a steep fall in demand as people were not going out as much, and children were home from school. In addition, beaches were closed for parts of the year, including during popular…

Sun care saw an increase in sales during 2021. The easing of restrictions on people circulating have motivated consumers to return to outdoor activities. Growth in sun care sales during 2021, however, was insufficient to recover 2019 levels because…