Global Dermocosmetics Market Size, Share & Industry Trends Analysis Report By Product (Skin Care and Hair Care), By Distribution Channel (Pharmacy & Retail Stores and Online), By End User, By Regional Outlook and Forecast, 2022 - 2028

Global Dermocosmetics Market Size, Share & Industry Trends Analysis Report By Product (Skin Care and Hair Care), By Distribution Channel (Pharmacy & Retail Stores and Online), By End User, By Regional Outlook and Forecast, 2022 - 2028

The Global Dermocosmetics Market size is expected to reach $90.8 billion by 2028, rising at a market growth of 9.8% CAGR during the forecast period.

Dermocosmetics are cosmetics designed specifically for the body and to lessen the effects of specific skin issues. They are produced in a way that prevents skin irritation and allergies. They do, however, go beyond the category of hypoallergenic cosmetics. The manufacturer may consult medical professionals, chemical experts, and cosmetology experts when creating these products. Such a product needs more precise analysis to be produced result of use, the concentration of active substances and other ingredients, as well as the manner of their manufacture and application.

Dermocosmetics have a higher concentration of bioactive ingredients than traditional cosmetics, which enables them to function more quickly and efficiently. Thermal waters that are rich in oligo-elements like zinc and iron are found in these goods. However, they are not medications, and the notion that authentic dermocosmetics may only be bought from pharmacies is gradually dispelling itself.

Humans now often use cosmetics to beautify and improve the physical characteristics of their skin. Dermocosmetics have successfully dominated the expanding cosmetics sector with a variety of items made from organic and high-quality materials. The main categories of luxury cosmetics are skincare, makeup, serums, hair care, and fragrances. Due to the strong consumer spending power in the nations of this region, dermocosmetics goods have become a particularly successful business. However, due to rising disposable wealth and regionally popular skin and hair care trends, the popularity of dermocosmetics has spread throughout Asian nations as well.

The dermocosmetic industry identifies its target market quite well. Dermocosmetics are typically designed for people with specific skin issues rather than having indications like "30+." They lessen the signs of skin conditions such as psoriasis, acne, pruritus, and atopic dermatitis (AD). They inhibit dandruff, promote collagen formation, or lessen inflammation. People who discover they experience adverse responses when using conventional cosmetics are another target audience for dermocosmetics. Dermocosmetics are particularly well-liked by expectant mothers and those who use them while taking care of their infants.

COVID-19 Impact Analysis

Due to several restrictions that the government placed on various industries, the COVID-19 Impact on the dermocosmetics business resulted in significant losses. Due to the sealing of international borders, shipments were held up at ports, which resulted in a shortage of raw materials for the production of skincare products. Massive industrial failures were triggered by the rapid imposition of constraints in the COVID-19 initial wave. Companies were unable to meet client demand in the first two quarters of 2020 due to manufacturing constraints brought on by scarcity. One of the biggest setbacks for the dermocosmetics business was the unanticipated delays in the delivery of the ordered goods, which caused many customers to cancel their orders.

Market Growth Factors

An Increase In Population Awareness Of Skin Care, Hair Care, And Skin-Related Issues

Dermocosmetics not only give gorgeous skin, but they also improve the skin's health and texture. It offers a wide variety of products to address a variety of skin problems, including fine lines, wrinkles, skin that is prone to skin lightening, acne, dark spots, anti-aging, and more. Dermocosmetics products include, among others, anti-aging serums, gel cleansers, pore refiners, exfoliators, and skin moisturizing masks. As the most important component of the human body, skin is a topic of great concern to people today.

Growing Skin Diseases Along With Enhanced Skin And Hair Treatments

Young people are aging quickly due to unhealthy lifestyle choices and inadequate nutrition. Fast food has a lot of additives, chemicals, sugar, salt, and bad fats that can lead to skin conditions, high blood pressure, and obesity. The primary cause of hair loss, grey hair, aging, wrinkles, and other issues is inadequate nutrients in eating. People all across the world are developing serious skin illnesses as a result of increased exposure to pollution. Dermocosmetics offer a remedy for these issues. Daily growth is being seen in demand for hair and skin treatments. The World Health Organization estimates that 900 million individuals suffer from skin and hair conditions.

Market Restraining Factors

Dermocosmetics Related Allergic Reactions

Dermocosmetics have occasionally harmed a specific skin type because many consumers don't consult professionals before using these products. People experienced skin redness, scratching, discoloration of the skin, itching, and occasionally swelling as well. Over time, it may have an impact on a person's skin and immune system. In certain instances, severe hair loss, thinning hair, and a propensity for dandruff were seen since suitable expert advice wasn't sought before utilizing these products. Dermocosmetics are designed to treat certain skin disorders, but if they are not applied according to professional advice, they might harm the skin and hair.

Product Outlook

On the basis of Product, the Dermocosmetics Market is divided into Skin Care, and Hair Care. The skin care segment acquired the highest revenue share in the dermocosmetic market in 2021. It is due to people using skin treatments like rejuvenation, laser therapy, chemical peels, and dermal fillers as a result of growing public knowledge of skin treatments that can improve their skin's appearance. The dermocosmetics market's increasing use of these skin treatments is anticipated to boost the subsegment's revenue growth.

Distribution Channel Outlook

Based on the Distribution Channel, the Dermocosmetics Market is segmented into Pharmacy & Retail Stores, and Online. The online segment recorded a substantial revenue share in the dermocosmetic market in 2021. It is due to the COVID-19 pandemic which allowed people to avoid leaving their homes, ordering prescription drugs and things online has grown popular. Technology advancements have made internet shopping more convenient. Users who shop online can contrast various product brands and prices.

End User Outlook

By End User, the Dermocosmetics Market is classified into Clinics, Medical Spas, & Salons, Hospitals, and At-Home. The clinics, medical spas, & salons segment garnered the highest revenue share in the dermocosmetic market in 2021. Due to the growing acceptance of online appointment scheduling and the need for skin and hair care services, medical spas and salons are also utilizing cutting-edge technology to make their facilities easily accessible to their clients. Through the course of the projected period, these variables are anticipated to fuel market expansion.

Regional Outlook

Region-wise, the Dermocosmetics Market is analyzed across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and LAMEA. The North America region acquired a promising revenue share in the Dermocosmetics market in 2021. It is due to the rising average yearly spending on skincare and haircare products as well as the expanding social media presence of companies promoting health, wellness, and fitness. Additionally, it is anticipated that the rapid adoption of sophisticated surgical techniques and rising occurrences of skin issues will considerably fuel market expansion in North America.

The major strategies followed by the market participants are Acquisitions. Based on the Analysis presented in the Cardinal matrix; Johnson & Johnson, Inc., The Procter and Gamble Company, Allergan plc are the forerunners in the Dermocosmetics Market. The major strategies followed by the market participants are Acquisitions. Based on the Analysis presented in the Cardinal matrix; Johnson & Johnson, Inc., The Procter and Gamble Company, Allergan plc are the forerunners in the Dermocosmetics Market.

The market research report covers the analysis of key stake holders of the market. Key companies profiled in the report include Johnson & Johnson, Bausch Health Companies, Galderma S.A., The Procter and Gamble Company, Allergan plc, L'Oreal Group, Beiersdorf AG, Kao Corporation (Kanebo Cosmetics Inc.), Estee Lauder Companies Inc., and Shiseido Company.

Recent Strategies Deployed in Dermocosmetics Market

Partnerships, Collaborations and Agreements:

Jan-2021: Kao came into a partnership with Nykaa, an Indian e-commerce company. Under this partnership, Nykaa would be the distribution partner for the Kao leading sunscreen label Bioré in the Indian industry. Additionally, the company aimed to fulfil the growing needs of Indian customers with the Bioré launch, searching for efficacious and creative skincare.

Product Launches and Product Expansions:

Jun-2022: Shiseido introduced Sidekick, a skin care brand that concentrates on Gen Z men's skin problems. With this launch, Shiseido would focus on China where the men’s cosmetics market is growing, and would target especially the Gen Z market, which has a significantly high boost rate.

Apr-2022: Neutrogena, owned by parent company Johnson & Johnson introduced Neutrogena Bright Boost for growing the issue of skin dullness. The new Neutrogena Bright Boost would be supported by a 360-degree digital-first outreach program across platforms and further strengthened through a digital film that presents the Bright Boost coverage and the revolutionary dermatologist-preferred element Neoglucosamine.

Mar-2022: Galderma unveiled ALASTIN Skincare HA IMMERSE SERUM. The new skincare lineup is developed to engage the skin with moisture at the surface while allowing to amplify the skin’s natural capability to produce hyaluronic acid deep within for fuller, more youthful-looking skin over time. Additionally, HA IMMERSE SERUM helps immediately boost skin hydration for softer, more radiant-looking skin.

Feb-2022: Galderma introduced Alastin Skincare ReFORM & RePAIR COMPLEX along with TriHex Technology. The new Alastin Skincare range is developed to help with recovery from surgical body systems and support a more relaxed post-procedure journey for patients.

Nov-2021: Shiseido unveiled Inryu, an ingestible beauty supplement brand. The new Inryu is a line of supplements that invariably spreads beauty elements throughout the body and permits customers to shine with an inner glow every day. Additionally, the product line includes three products such as Night Ritual+, Advanced Radiance, and Laser Refine.

Jun-2020: Bausch Health Companies along with its dermatology business, Ortho Dermatologics introduced ARAZLO Lotion. The new ARAZLO's proprietary formulation delivers the established effectiveness of a retinoid in a lotion that is more modest to patients than a higher concentration of tazarotene.

Acquisitions and Mergers:

Feb-2022: Beiersdorf acquired Chantecaille Beaute, a provider of skincare and cosmetics products. Under this acquisition, Chantecaille completes Beiersdorf's offering in prominence beauty with creative skincare, fragrance, and cosmetics products that are based on botanical ingredients. Additionally, the new brand would further boost Beiersdorf growth in the Asian and North American markets.

Jan-2022: Galderma completed the acquisition of ALASTIN Skincare, a specialty aesthetics company. Under this acquisition, the company aimed to integrate the ALASTIN brand’s proprietary within Galderma’s superior pipeline and innovation trail record, which conveys an unparalleled option for Galderma to better fulfill the requirements of aesthetic patients and professionals.

Jan-2022: Procter & Gamble took over Tula, a luxury skincare brand. Through this acquisition, Tula is a perfect addition to the P&G suite with its basis in science-based skincare that delivers scientifically proven solutions. Additionally, P&G Beauty’s part would be to support the Tula team to boost brand growth and support innovation and expansion.

Dec-2021: Allergan Aesthetics completed the acquisition of Soliton, a medical device company. With this acquisition, Soliton and its technology support Allergan Aesthetics' offering of non-invasive body contouring remedies to now retain a verified therapy for the formation of cellulite.

Dec-2021: L’Oréal took over Youth to the People, an American skincare company. Under this acquisition, Youth to the People skincare skill based on vegan, healthy, high-efficacy formulas make it a very strategic acquisition for L’Oréal Luxe.

Geographical Expansions:

Dec-2021: Procter & Gamble along with A.S. Watson Group expanded its business by establishing a new skincare brand called aio. The new product line would be marketed in Watson's brick-and-mortar marts and online in Greater China, to learn jointly and co-design the aio request for the derm and health requirements of the consumers.

May-2021: Galderma expanded its geographical footprint by establishing a consumer care portfolio in Switzerland. This expansion aimed to introduce the dermatologist-recommended CETAPHIL line for sensitive skin, along with the expansion of the DAYLONG label for sun protection. Additionally, the expansion delivers customers more choices for their dermatology requirements.

Scope of the Study

Market Segments covered in the Report:

By Product

• Skin Care
• Hair Care

By Distribution Channel

• Pharmacy & Retail Stores

Online

By End User

• Clinics, Medical Spas, & Salons
• Hospitals

At-Home

By Geography

• North America

US

Canada

Mexico

Rest of North America

• Europe

Germany

UK

France

Russia

Spain

Italy

Rest of Europe

• Asia Pacific

China

Japan

India

South Korea

Singapore

Malaysia

Rest of Asia Pacific

• LAMEA

Brazil

Argentina

UAE

Saudi Arabia

South Africa

Nigeria

Rest of LAMEA

Companies Profiled

• Johnson & Johnson
• Bausch Health Companies
• Galderma S.A.
• The Procter and Gamble Company
• Allergan plc
• L'Oreal Group
• Beiersdorf AG
• Kao Corporation (Kanebo Cosmetics Inc.)
• Estee Lauder Companies Inc.
• Shiseido Company

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