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‘Selfie Beauty’ Pushing Trends in Beauty and Personal Care

According to Euromonitor, consumer preoccupation with image and how they are perceived by others is another important trend somewhat attributed to the 'selfie.' This concern for one’s self-image means beauty companies will have to tailor to specific consumer needs with personalized and solution-based products.

Consumers Still Seeing Beauty Products as a Necessity

A blog post from The NPD Group shows how consumers are continuing to place importance on their beauty products.

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U.S. Beauty Sector Will be worth $90 Billion by 2020

A new Euromonitor analysis, previewed ahead of in-cosmetics North America, shows that premium beauty and makeup and driving growth.

From plastic-neutral claims to carbon-capture innovation, beauty’s supply chain and leading brands are reshaping the state of sustainability.

The 2022 Clean & Sustainable Beauty Agenda

Collective action, biodegradable technologies, escalating upcycling, and plastic- and carbon-neutral certifications are pushing the envelope for people- and planet-friendly innovation.

Beauty brands are targeting products to different day parts, from wake-up to bedtime and beyond.

Beauty Around the Clock

A new analysis unveils beauty and personal care products positioned by day part.

New Coty Venture in UAE Looks to Capitalize on Middle Eastern Beauty Trends

Coty Distribution Emirates LLC is a new partnership between Coty and UAE-based luxury goods distributors Chalhoub Group and Jashanmal designed to strengthen Coty’s business in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).

E-commerce gains are a positive turn for beauty

US Beauty Market Growing to $128.7 billion by 2030

Plus: prospects for the lipstick market.

How will coronavirus impact the industry and what are the numbers already telling us?

7 Coronavirus Impacts for Beauty

Jensen concluded, "This is our new normal, for the time being. The uncertainty ahead of us is unequalled and its impact remains a question."

Joey New York Acquires RAR Beauty, LLC

Joey New York, Inc. announced it has acquired the Joey New York brand of skin care and beauty products through its acquisition of RAR Beauty, LLC.

What Will the Beauty Culture Look Like in 2020?

Diagonal Reports released “Beauty Market and Consumer of 2020” to gain insight on how the beauty world’s changing landscape will affect beauty consumers in the years ahead.

In 2022, the industry began to see a strong recovery from the pandemic but with rising inflation concerns, growth is beginning to taper off.

New Beauty Briefing: Category-specific Growth & Holiday 2022 Preview

In 2022, the industry began to see a strong recovery from the pandemic but with rising inflation concerns, growth is beginning to taper off.

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Data-driven Approach to Formulating for Generational Beauty Preferences

Vantage surveyed over 2500 U.S. consumers to understand generational beauty preferences to inform the creation of 17 innovative formulations. Discover how advanced formulation solutions can inspire your product development across diverse demographics.

Key discussion points in Famiano's talk will include promotional activity across categories, key drivers in skin care, makeup, fragrance and hair, and a 3-year industry outlook.

Coming Soon: Beauty Growth Trends Heading into 2023

NPD analyst Jennifer Famiano will join Beauty Accelerate 2022 in NYC to provide insights into the beauty trends driving growth.

Kline Tracks the Growth of Beauty in Alternate Retail Channels

Outside of the typical mass and department stores, where are consumers going to shop for beauty? Kline & Company investigates.

For both skin care and makeup, 69% of shoppers are spending in the $1-100 range, while 62% and 61%, respectively, are spending $1-50 on bath and shower and body care products.

The 2023 Beauty Consumer Decoded

What they're buying, how much they're spending and what motivates them.

Annual State of the Industry: BRIC: It’s Mighty, Mighty

Emerging markets, including BRIC, add two-thirds of industry’s absolute growth in 2007.

State of the Industry: Will Megabrands Rule?

With global sales topping $253 billion, cosmetics and toiletries (C&T) is on the rise after a lackluster 2004, according to Euromonitor International’s 2005 research. Although growth in Western Europe, the largest market, has almost peaked, recovery from economic uncertainty.

State of the Industry: Will Megabrands Rule?

An annual look at the state of the industry shows strength and dynamism and spotlights growth opportunities, based on Euromonitor International’s data for 2005.

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