Region: Indonesia
Category: Cosmetics & Personal Care

Indonesia Cosmetics & Personal Care

(113 reports matching your criteria)
  • Male Toiletries in Indonesia

    ... the leading players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Key Highlights The male toiletries market consists of retail sales of aftershaves & colognes, men's disposable razors & blades, post-shave ... Read More

  • Indonesia Sunglasses

    ... has slowed following the rapid recovery in the immediate wake of the COVID-19 crisis when it benefited from the full lifting of the pandemic restrictions and consumers’ “revenge traveling”. It is important to note that ... Read More

  • Indonesia Eyewear

    ... to their older counterparts. These notable differences include a greater emphasis on spending on experience rather than on possessions, though these experiences are then largely commodified in the form of social media content. This is ... Read More

  • Indonesia Spectacles

    ... seen from the hike in sales of spectacles that commonly happens in Indonesia towards the end of the year as spectacles are one of the health benefits that are usually provided by companies for permanent ... Read More

  • Fragrances in Indonesia

    ... key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Key Highlights The fragrances market consists of the sale of male, female, unisex fragrances, and fragrances sets. The market is valued according to retail ... Read More

  • Asia Pacific Beauty and Personal Care Products Market, By Type (Conventional, Organic); By Product Type (Baby & Child-specific Products, Bath & Shower, Color Cosmetics, Fragrance, Hair Care, Men’s Grooming, Oral Care, Skin Care, Sun Care, Others (including Depilatories, Deodorants)); By Distribution Channel (Hypermarkets & Supermarkets, Specialty Stores, E-commerce, Others); By Country (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia & New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Rest of APAC), Trend Analysis, Competitive Landscape & Forecast, 2019–2030

    ... Others (including Depilatories, Deodorants)); By Distribution Channel (Hypermarkets & Supermarkets, Specialty Stores, E-commerce, Others); By Country (China, India, Japan, South Korea, Australia & New Zealand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam, Rest of APAC), Trend Analysis, Competitive ... Read More

  • Skincare in Indonesia

    ... key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Key Highlights The skincare market consists of the retail sale of facial care, body care, hand care, depilatories, and make-up remover products. The market ... Read More

  • Indonesia Fragrances

    ... alternatives to fragrances competing indirectly with these products. For example, some Indonesian consumers, especially those in the middle-income segment, favour body mists or body sprays, due to their affordability and softer scents. Casablanca (Priskila Prima ... Read More

  • Indonesia Mass Beauty and Personal Care

    ... many of whom do not have the financial resources to purchase premium alternatives. The category also saw positive growth in current value terms, albeit at a slower pace than the previous year. While sales were ... Read More

  • Indonesia Deodorants

    ... usage of such products could lead to irritation and inflammation of the underarms, resulting in skin discoloration, with the result that many people were reluctant to use them. Euromonitor International's Deodorants in Indonesia report offers ... Read More

  • Indonesia Colour Cosmetics

    ... more time socialising outside the home, which meant that they were more likely to use make-up as part of their daily routines. Lip products represented the largest segment, as well as being particularly active in ... Read More

  • Indonesia Bath and Shower

    ... relatively mature, with limited scope for increased usage. Many of the products found in this category, such as bar soaps, are already considered basic necessities in Indonesian households, with local consumers typically showering daily due ... Read More

  • Indonesia Baby and Child-Specific Products

    ... from improved economic conditions, which translated into a greater willingness amongst parents to spend more on products to enhance their children’s wellbeing. Indeed, within the area of baby and child-specific products, Indonesians, especially females, are ... Read More

  • Indonesia Depilatories

    ... consumers prefer to seek out professional treatments, rather than resorting to at-home methods, which are perceived to be less effective and potentially even harmful to the skin. Beauty clinics offering laser hair removal, for example, ... Read More

  • Indonesia Skin Care

    ... far the largest product area, and as such, constituted the key driver of growth. Facial skin care is increasingly a priority for younger cohorts, for whom one pimple or blemish can be viewed as a ... Read More

  • Indonesia Men's Grooming

    ... especially positive impact on products such as men’s hair care, men’s skin care and men’s shaving. Additionally, more men in Indonesia paid greater attention to enhancing their appearance and expanding their grooming regimes, with social ... Read More

  • Indonesia Hair Care

    ... care routines, the end of the review period saw the emergence of a greater number of products which targeted various hair and scalp issues. For example, thinning hair, or hair loss is one of the ... Read More

  • Indonesia Oral Care

    ... held off replacing them in order to save money. Toothpaste, on the other hand, saw a continued strong performance, supported by its status as an essential product in terms of daily oral hygiene, as well ... Read More

  • Indonesia Sun Care

    ... awareness of the effectiveness of such products in protecting the skin against the sun’s UV rays, together with an enduring cultural preference for fair skin. These trends were visible amongst both female and male consumers, ... Read More

  • Indonesia Beauty and Personal Care

    ... the home, which meant that they were more likely to use products such as colour cosmetics and hair care products as part of their daily routines. The country’s expanding middle class population was also a ... Read More

  • Indonesia Premium Beauty and Personal Care

    ... a distinct target audience, being comprised mainly of consumers in higher-income households, who tend to remain loyal to their favourite brands. While some middle-income consumers also purchase premium beauty and personal care products, they tend ... Read More

  • Personal Hygiene in Indonesia

    ... players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Key Highlights The books market is segmented into physical, e-book, and other books. The market value represents the retail sales. The Indonesian ... Read More

  • Tissue and Hygiene in Indonesia

    ... of global uncertainty. Domestic economic growth was buoyed by robust local demand and year-on-year increases in household consumption, driven by enhanced mobility, stable purchasing power, and sustained consumer confidence. The post-pandemic return to pre-pandemic patterns ... Read More

  • Away-From-Home Tissue and Hygiene in Indonesia

    ... of related sectors. The steady improvement in the country’s economy provided a solid foundation for this growth. In addition, the recovering tourism and foodservice industries drove increased demand for paper and tissue products, contributing to ... Read More

  • Wipes in Indonesia

    ... brought about a significant and lasting increase in hygiene awareness among consumers in a trend that persisted into 2023 and will continue throughout the forecast period. Even though the immediate threat of the virus has ... Read More

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