Region: Asia
Category: Skin Care

Asia Skin Care

(359 reports matching your criteria)
  • Beauty and Personal Care in Azerbaijan

    ... and personal care registered both moderate constant value and volume growth, partly supported by continuing population growth. In addition, any supply disruptions caused by the war in Ukraine were for the most part ironed out. ... Read More

  • Beauty and Personal Care in Taiwan

    ... retail value growth, remaining at 2% in Taiwan, leading the retail price of products to rise. Among beauty and personal care categories, premium fragrances saw the most significant uplift in price, at more than 10%. ... Read More

  • Skin Care in Azerbaijan

    ... later the year. That being said, consumers were still price sensitive, as economic growth slowed, and for instance value sales grew through Turkish websites, as they offer a lot of economy brands. Euromonitor International's Skin ... Read More

  • Skin Care in Turkey

    ... formats into daily routines. Consumers are now tailoring their skin care to address specific concerns and achieve personalised results. This shift towards multi-step routines presents a significant opportunity for brands to develop targeted product lines ... Read More

  • Beauty and Personal Care in Turkey

    ... more cautious consumer. Consumers are adopting a more conservative approach to spending, prioritising essential items, and carefully considering discretionary purchases. This shift is reflected in the increased popularity of mass brands across various categories. These ... Read More

  • Sun Care in Thailand

    ... sun protection. Light and ultra-light textures are strong selling points increasingly promoted by brands, and consumers are showing rising interest in water-based and serum formats – especially for sun protection used during daily routines, rather ... Read More

  • Depilatories in Thailand

    ... Thais back to socialising and playing sports now that the fear of coronavirus has receded. This meant high demand for depilatories as consumers felt the need to keep on top of hair removal for the ... Read More

  • Skin Care in Thailand

    ... steps for Thai consumers are those centred on cleansing, moisturising/nourishing, and protection. In using few products consumers prioritise multifunctional variants containing ingredients proven to be efficacious. Another major skin care trend in 2023 was love ... Read More

  • Personal Hygiene in Indonesia

    ... descriptions of the leading players including key financial metrics and analysis of competitive pressures within the market. Key Highlights The Indonesian Personal Hygiene market recorded revenues of $1,113.6 million in 2023, representing a compound annual ... Read More

  • Skin Care in Vietnam

    ... to use skin care products at earlier stages of life compared to previous generations. Thanks to the widespread availability of the internet and energetic marketing efforts by brands, consumers are well-informed about their skin's condition ... Read More

  • Beauty and Personal Care in the Philippines

    ... in mobility, including the return of Filipinos to their physical offices and more frequent socialising with family and friends. This had an especially positive impact on categories such as colour cosmetics and fragrances which suffered ... Read More

  • Skin Care in the Philippines

    ... strong performance, owing to their perception of providing proven results in terms of the health and appearance of the skin. Leading names in the field of dermatology, including Dr Vicky Belo, Drs Manny and Pie ... Read More

  • Premium Beauty and Personal Care in China

    ... the 2021 level. After premium skin care, premium colour cosmetics is the largest category within premium beauty and personal care. Although in recent years premium colour cosmetics faced severe challenges from the mass segment in ... Read More

  • Skin Care in China

    ... in current value terms, with actual value sales remaining lower than the 2021 level. On the one hand, influenced by the slowdown in China’s macroeconomic growth, consumer confidence did not fully return to the pre-pandemic ... Read More

  • Beauty and Personal Care in China

    ... return to the level seen in 2021. This was mainly due to the continuation of COVID-19 and flu cases after the end of the zero-COVID policy, which had restricted consumer activities. In addition, the impact ... Read More

  • Color Cosmetics Market, By Product Type (Nail care, Lip Care, Eye Make-up, Face Make-up, and Others), By Distribution Channel (Supermarkets/ Hypermarkets, Specialty stores, Convenience stores, Online, and Others), By Geography (North America, Latin America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa)

    ... Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa) The global color cosmetics market has been witnessing steady growth in the recent years. Rising fashion consciousness along with increasing disposable incomes in emerging countries has boosted makeup adoption ... Read More

  • Skin Care in Singapore

    ... concerns regarding beauty, health, and personal wellbeing, alongside individual preferences and consumer behaviours. A notable factor fuelling this expansion is the widespread desire for clear, flawless skin amongst Singaporeans, transcending age and gender demographics. This ... Read More

  • Dermal Fillers Market Size and Forecast (2021 - 2031), Global and Regional Share, Trend, and Growth Opportunity Analysis Report Coverage: By Product (Biodegradable and Nonbiodegradable), Material (Calcium Hydroxylapatite, Hyaluronic Acid, Collagen, Poly-L-Lactic Acid, Polmethylmethacrylate, Fat Fillers, and Others), Application (Facial Line Correction Treatment, Lip Enhancement, Face Lift, Scar Treatment, and Others), End User (Multispecialty Hospitals, Dermatology Clinics, Ambulatory Surgical Centers, and Others), and Geography (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa, and South & Central America)

    ... Fillers, and Others), Application (Facial Line Correction Treatment, Lip Enhancement, Face Lift, Scar Treatment, and Others), End User (Multispecialty Hospitals, Dermatology Clinics, Ambulatory Surgical Centers, and Others), and Geography (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle ... Read More

  • Beauty and Personal Care in Singapore

    ... over the past few years. This downturn can be attributed to evolving consumer preferences and behaviours regarding hair removal methods in Singaporean society. By contrast, several categories experienced substantial growth, with some even achieving double-digit ... Read More

  • Skin Care in South Korea

    ... of decline. Mass brands exhibited rapid development in terms of the introduction of new products, with ingredients, marketing strategies, and the target audience adapting swiftly to meet the latest demands. By contrast, premium brands tended ... Read More

  • Beauty and Personal Care in South Korea

    ... care in this year, although both saw growth. The upward standardisation of mass brands has progressed, and consumers’ trust in local brands is on a par with traditional beauty powerhouses from Europe. Also, trend-setting retail ... Read More

  • Beauty and Personal Care in Japan

    ... First, the status of COVID-19 as an infectious disease, which was previously level 2, under which the government made various demands on consumers, was moved to level 5, equivalent to influenza, from May 2023. Consumers ... Read More

  • Depilatories in Japan

    ... return to decline was seen in 2023. Depilatories has been affected by changing consumer behaviours. A positive factor for the category in 2023 was the reclassification of COVID-19, which brought people back outside their homes ... Read More

  • Skin Care in Japan

    ... direct flights from China were no longer required to present a negative COVID-19 test result certificate within 72 hours of departure. Furthermore, the ban on group travel from China to Japan was lifted in August ... Read More

  • Sun Care in Japan

    ... several factors which supported growth. One was the increased opportunities for going out. The reclassification of COVID-19 from level 2 to level 5 by the Japanese government in May 2023 normalised social activities. Face masks ... Read More

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