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THE CONSUMER SELF-CARE EXPLOSION: Implications and Opportunities forWellness and Treatment Products Complimentary Whitepaper Over the last six years, we have seen an evolution and broadening of actions that consumers have adopted, in varying degrees, to take better care of themselves. In particular, the 2020 pandemic intensified the resolve of most all consumers to do something to care
This study will review the best practices and initiatives relating to sustainability conducted by participants in the professional beauty market, spanning the hair care, nail care, and skin care sectors.
The global medical dispensing skin care market is rapidly approaching the $3 billion milestone, with a year-over-year double-digit growth. The medical-dispensing channel continues to grow due to brands expanding internationally and the continued demand for non-surgical procedures supported by medical-grade products from aesthetic physicians. This report captures the market size of medical-dispensing skin care for over 65 countries globally.
The pandemic transformed the hair care industry, amplifying many trends that were already present in the market. Download this highlights report to uncover key trends in channels, services, and products.
The report focuses on key sustainable cleaning trends, green cleaning products, market developments, leading brands and companies, challenges, and business opportunities. Sales estimates are made for green cleaning products by product class and end-use segments as well as market forecasts through 2025.
A trio of technologies has emerged to counteract the herbicide resistance that wreaked havoc among crops and forced many farmers into bankruptcy.
Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, consumers have shifted to a new area of beauty that is concentrated on health and wellness. “Beauty from Within” — or hair, skin, and nail supplements — is growing at a rapid, double-digit pace.
Accelerating decarbonization efforts in the commercial vehicle (CV) sector are promoting the deployment of low- and zero-emission technologies. Electrification remains a viable option for CV applications.
The cosmetics & toiletries market displayed outstanding resilience during an unprecedented year. Despite a marginal drop in 2020 sales, the market grew at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3%, registering increases, just as it had done since 2015, according to our Cosmetics & Toiletries USA report.
“Clean” claims are resonating more than ever with consumers, as the level of awareness surrounding ingredient safety and toxicity continued to increase in 2020. Brands leaned on this, creating extensive “free-from” lists, to promote the idea of safety.
