General Cosmetics & Personal Care Market Research Reports & Industry Analysis
General Cosmetics & Personal Care Industry Research & Market Reports
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Tissue and Hygiene in Kenya
... of global events like COVID-19 and the Ukraine-Russia war, which led to higher inflation and price increases. In 2023, consumption patterns shifted due to higher costs of living, prompting consumers to switch towards more affordable ... Read More
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Health and Beauty Specialists in New Zealand
... growth. However, this was somewhat offset by reductions in consumers’ discretionary spending level and related increased price-sensitivity. Thus, many consumers shopped around for the best prices and deals, which benefited disrupter brands like Chemist Warehouse. ... Read More
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Global Dry Skin Hand Cream Products Market Growth 2024-2030
... growing demand in downstream market, the Dry Skin Hand Cream Products is forecast to a readjusted size of US$ 2153.8 million by 2030 with a CAGR of 7.2% during review period. The research report highlights ... Read More
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Tissue and Hygiene in Ireland
... demand patterns normalised within the tissue and hygiene category. Retail adult incontinence performed particularly well in 2023, as acceptance and awareness surrounding these products continues to improve and more consumers use these products for mild ... Read More
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Tissue and Hygiene in South Korea
... materials costs squeezed profit margins and forced manufacturers to pass on price increases to consumers. With this being a key issue, even after COVID-19 the demand for some tissue and hygiene products had yet to ... Read More
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Wipes in South Korea
... and sustained uptick in demand for wipes that align with eco-friendly practices. This green momentum reflects a broader societal shift towards sustainable choices, with consumers actively seeking products that minimise their environmental impact. Players’ response ... Read More
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Health and Beauty Specialists in China
... growth was achieved across all channels, including pharmacies, despite the easing of the pandemic. Health and personal care stores and optical goods stores saw strong increases, and although maintaining growth, beauty specialists saw the slowest ... Read More
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Health and Beauty Specialists in Australia
... their product ranges to include medication. However, legislation around medical products restricts the type of OTC medicine that supermarkets can stock, in addition to the size of the package they can offer. For example, for ... Read More
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Retail Adult Incontinence in South Korea
... stands amongst the fastest ageing societies globally, the demand for adult incontinence products has been notably and steadily increasing. This trend is reflective of growing awareness and acknowledgement of the unique needs of an ageing ... Read More
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Rx/Reimbursement Adult Incontinence in Estonia
... associated with limited funding through Rx channels. Moderate/heavy adult incontinence products remained the preferred choice for consumers diagnosed with more severe incontinence issues, contributing to the overall positive performance of the product area. Euromonitor International's ... Read More
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Tissue and Hygiene in Estonia
... a significant driving force. Secondly, the trend towards an active lifestyle significantly bolstered categories like tampons, facial cleansing wipes, and boxed facial tissues. Thirdly, an increased emphasis on personal hygiene contributed notably to mar... Euromonitor ... Read More
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Rx/Reimbursement Adult Incontinence in Croatia
... the year. Incontinence products are considered medical products under Croatian law and are subsidised by health insurance companies if prescribed by doctors, so price plays an important role in demand. However, many older consumers remain ... Read More
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Retail Adult Incontinence in Dominican Republic
... living, the product is considered a daily necessity for the majority of its users, leading volume levels to remain high. Sales are also driven mainly by middle- and high-income demographic groups, and as a result, ... Read More
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Retail Adult Incontinence in Croatia
... performance. In addition, the rising number of public discussions about adult incontinence, with seminars educating consumers about the issue and what they can actively do to support the condition has helped to drive demand and ... Read More
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Tissue and Hygiene in the United Arab Emirates
... Players responded by adjusting prices or reducing pack sizes, prompting consumers to gravitate towards value-driven options, notably smaller packs. The demand for personal care products such as hand sanitisers and home care disinfectants stabilised post-peak ... Read More
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Retail Tissue in Bulgaria
... less essential, but consumers were put off by price increases and fewer promotions. Boxed facial tissues declined marginally as consumption continued to normalise in the post-pandemic era. The mature toilet paper category registered falling volume ... Read More
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Wipes in Croatia
... outbreak of COVID-19, with this helping to support demand for household wipes, and well as personal wipes for the family. Despite the financial pressures experienced by many households and the need to economise, wipes remain ... Read More
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Retail Adult Incontinence in Ecuador
... homes and older care facilities, with administrators frequently advising family members to buy these products for their older relatives. This approach enables each family to select the most appropriate products based on individual requirements and ... Read More
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Wipes in France
... to wash their hands more frequently than pre-pandemic, the use of wipes to clean hands has not stuck. Inflationary pressures hit wipes hard and both volume and current value sales plummeted throughout most of the ... Read More
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Tissue and Hygiene in Croatia
... value growth, rising prices changed consumers’ purchasing habits, forcing them to be more conscious about their spending and economise. They consequently reduced their spending on non-essential items, reduced their number of purchases, and increasingly looked ... Read More
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Tissue and Hygiene in Costa Rica
... inflation in over a decade, marking a significant economic shift. This inflationary trend notably influenced consumer purchasing behaviour throughout 2023. Faced with rising prices and reduced disposable incomes, consumers adopted a more pragmatic approach, favouring ... Read More
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Retail Adult Incontinence in Denmark
... increased operating costs, such as material sourcing, rental levels, salary costs and logistics, leading to inflationary pressure on retail selling prices for consumers. While the rate of inflation in Denmark was significantly lower than in ... Read More
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Wipes in Georgia
... affordability over brand recognition. Large package sizes, particularly those containing 100-120 sheets, continue to be favoured by consumers seeking value for money. Additionally, there is a distinct preference among consumers for high-quality wipes for skin ... Read More
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Rx/Reimbursement Adult Incontinence in Denmark
... supply chain constraints. Price increases were consistent with the observations across tissue and hygiene in the country, and more broadly with the general economy. Price increases boosted the magnitude of current value growth, while limiting ... Read More
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Away-From-Home Tissue and Hygiene in Bolivia
... uninterrupted operations, particularly favouring the hospitality and restaurant industries, which reported notable increases in both sales volume and revenue. Euromonitor International's Away-from-Home Tissue and Hygiene in Bolivia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size ... Read More
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