Amazon Rounds Up 6.9M New Beauty Shoppers in the UK Amid Lockdown

In the United Kingdom, 34% of frequent Amazon shoppers began purchasing personal care products during COVID-19 lockdowns who had never made purchases in the product category before.
In the United Kingdom, 34% of frequent Amazon shoppers began purchasing personal care products during COVID-19 lockdowns who had never made purchases in the product category before.

Amazon shoppers in the United Kingdom have strayed into making online purchases in new product categories and the personal care segment has seen the greatest increase, totalling 6.9 million new shoppers, according to an article on Tamebay.

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Frequent U.K. Amazon shoppers total an estimated 15 million people, 77% of whom have bought items from categories they had not previously made purchases for amid the COVID-19 lockdowns and 34% of whom ventured into personal care, purchasing items like toothbrushes, makeup and hair dye, according to the article.

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According to Tamebay, 97% of shoppers will continue making purchases on Amazon in the new categories and 15% plan to exclusively make purchases from Amazon, as opposed to physical stores.

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