This edition of our continuing coverage on the ever-changing retail landscape for cosmetics and toiletries offers a concise update on sales and developments for brick and mortar and offline channels across all key product categories. Special attention is given to fast-growing specialty stores and direct sales channels.

This Report Will Help Subscribers to:

• What new retail formats and changes are taking place in the market?
• Are pop-up shops still very popular, and which brands are testing them?
• What apparel retailers are expanding in the beauty area?
• How is technology infusing new interest in physical beauty shopping?
• What is the future of retail, and how will the landscape continue to change?

Report Contents

This program will consist of two deliverables: a presentation-style executive summary and a database with data by channel and sub-channel, as shown in Table 1.

Introduction

Executive Summary

• Key takeaways
• Noteworthy developments
• Data highlights
• Channel snapshots
• Outlook and assessment

Purchase Channel Snapshots
Detailed analysis of each purchase channel listed in Table 1 with data for each of the categories listed in Table 2, including the following information:

• Channel developments
• Sales breakdowns by channel and sub-channels
• Leading retailers (sales and door counts)
• Role of cosmetics and toiletries
• Manufacturers’ and retail sales by beauty category for 2017 and 2018
• Marketing and sampling activity
• Outlook to 2023

* Subject to charter subscriber input

Retailer Profiles

Profiles of 10 retailers as listed in Table 3 will be provided with specific discussion relating to the beauty business of these companies, including the following information:

• Snapshots of new retailers and or formats (see Table 2) each containing:
  − Core premise
  − Sales and door count
  − Prime type of locations (street vs. mall)
  − Role of beauty
  − Product offerings
  − Merchandising activities
  − Pictures of store interior

Contents of Database
The database will contain detailed information for all channels and subchannels, and feature the following:

Scope & Benefits

Beauty Retailing USA: Channel Analysis and Opportunities will provide subscribers with insights into retailing challenges and opportunities in the United States. The report will focus on the beauty and personal care market and changes that have occurred from 2017 to 2018. Category scope mirrors Kline’s Cosmetics & Toiletries program, encompassing 20 product categories across the following product classes: fragrances, hair care, makeup, skin care, and other toiletries. The report includes:

• Reporting at manufacturer and retail sales levels.
• Coverage of both major and alternate purchase channels, providing an accurate, detailed examination of the landscape at the retail level.

This comprehensive report will enable subscribers to exploit business opportunities by illustrating the retailing dynamics in one of the most important markets of the personal care industry: the United States. The benefits of the report are:

• Identifies and explains key purchase channels for cosmetics and toiletries in a clear and consistent fashion.
• Quantifies industry sales by purchase channel, focusing on hard-to-track, non-traditional channels.
• Delivers the information and insights required to capitalize on changes at retail.
• Includes one day of consultation time with members of the research team which can be used for assistance with plans or to explore related industry information.