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Cover Story: Cosmeceuticals Inject Innovation Into Antiaging
[April 2, 2008]
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The vibrant antiaging market is being fueled by the development of high-tech formulations that are blurring the boundary between cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. Euromonitor International takes a look at the $14.9 billion global market and the latest developments in wrinkle-busting cosmeceuticals.
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Putting the Color in Cosmetics Sales
[March 6, 2008]
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The color cosmetics category is one of the most fashion-oriented in the beauty market, with catwalk styles exerting influence over the mainstream market. But, as the world’s developed markets approach saturation, manufacturers must find new ways to compete, and many are drawing inspiration from other categories and even other industries.
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Global Fragrance Market Booms
[February 13, 2008]
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Forecasts suggest that fragrance, historically one of the least dynamic segments, will continue the improved fortunes it saw over the last year for the mid- to long term. Euromonitor International explores the drivers and trends that are expected to buoy growth through 2011.
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Men’s Grooming: Worth the Hype?
[December 10, 2007]
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For the past decade, men’s grooming has been billed as an important source of growth for the beauty industry. To date, however, the sector has failed to deliver gains as large as anticipated. Yet, recent innovations, including men’s makeup, have put the sector firmly back into the headlines, and unlocking potential in developing markets is high on manufacturers’ agendas.
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Color Cosmetics: A Comeback Story
[January 2, 2008]
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Color cosmetics is forecast to keep pace with the overall cosmetics and toiletries market at a steady 3% per year through 2011. This resurgence in the segment is driven both by manufacturer innovation and consumers demanding better results from makeup.
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