Vegan Cosmetics Market, by Product Type (Skin Product, Hair Product, Lip Product, Eye Product, and Others), by Gender (Kids, Male, and Female), by Price Point (Premium and Economic), by End-use (Personal and Commercial), by Distribution Channels (Offline (Specialty Stores, Supermarket and Hypermarket) and Online), by Packaging (Pencils, Jars, Sticks, and Others), and by Region (North America, Latin America, Asia Pacific, Europe, and Middle East & Africa)- Size, Share, Outlook, and Opportunity Analysis, 2022 - 2030
Vegan beauty products are never tested on animals. They have free from beeswax, collagen, gelatin, honey, carmine, cholesterol, milk, lanolin, shellac, and other animal derived products which are serving as not only a healthier but also a far more human option. Vegan cosmetics are made from natural ingredients and are devoid of chemicals that are helpful for better skin and helps to boost the market growth. Vegan products are used for beautifying, maintain hygiene, or enhancing the appearance of consumers. Increasing the number of brands are turning to the production of vegan cosmetics that can boost the market growth.
Market Dynamics
Rising awareness about the health benefits of vegan products over animal by-products can help to boost the market growth. For instance, in 2020, L’Oreal S.A. (a vegan cosmetic product manufacture company) announced to acquired Logocos Naturkosmetik AG (a German vegan cosmetics producer company). According to L'Oréal, Logocos has two well-known and genuine vegan brands under its ownership in addition to its unique experience in the organic cosmetic industry, all of which will be very advantageous to L'Oréal's expansion plan. This purchase strengthens L'Oréal's position among the top personal care firms that provide genuine, certified vegan cosmetic products.
To improve the quality of products and increase the demand of customers the manufactures are used the innovative components as well as procedures in their products such as liquid lipsticks and others can helps to drive the vegan cosmetics market growth. For instance, in February 2022, a U.K.-based developer and distributor of vegan cosmetics, ‘Revolution Beauty Group’ acquired a U.S.-based vegan cosmetic brand, ‘Badass with a Heart (BH)’. The aim of this acquisition is for the Revolution Beauty Group to expand the BH brand domestically, globally, and in the vegan market. High cost of cosmetics and the lack of a set of uniform guidelines for vegan certification can restraint the market growth.
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