The COVID-19 pandemic continues to have an impact on beauty and personal care in 2021. Due to the financial repercussions of the pandemic, many consumers have continued to trade down to lower-priced brands, or cut out certain products altogether. Low-income people are favouring local brands, while the more affluent prefer major global brands...
Beauty and personal care in Uganda is hampered by low incomes and poor rural distribution. However, rising incomes in urban areas and widening distribution were encouraging sales of certain categories with growing sophistication characterising urban dwellers in response to the grooming and Westernisation trends. However, the onset of COVID-19...
This report analyses the market for beauty and personal care in Cambodia. For the purposes of the study, the market has been defined as follows: Beauty and Personal Care in Cambodia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data 2017-2021, allowing...
Beauty and personal care in Tunisia recorded value and volume growth in 2021 despite the economic and health crisis in the country and ongoing COVID-19 restrictions for part of the year, including confinement periods and a curfew from January to July. Beauty and Personal Care in Tunisia report offers a comprehensive guide to the size...
As the Kenyan economy relaxed back into a more normal routine in 2021, consumers increased expenditure on beauty and personal care. Current value growth picked up in 2021 fuelled by Kenya’s rising middle classes, and more specifically millennials who want to try new looks for the perfect selfie shot. Kenyans are now more informed than ever...
In 2021, the ongoing spread of COVID-19 in Japan led to continued restrictions on consumers’ daily lives, as the number of people infected continued to reach record high levels, and the declaration of a state of emergency was repeatedly extended nationwide throughout the year, despite the rapid rollout of vaccination. Beauty and Personal...
Beauty and personal care in Ecuador was significantly impacted by COVID-19, especially the colour cosmetics, fragrances and sun care categories. With people working from home, not socialising and wearing face masks, product demand plummeted. In May 2021, the government of Guillermo Lasso assumed the Presidency and launched the 9/100 plan with...
2021 served as a transition year for consumers, brands and retailers and a step forward in recovery for many beauty and personal care product areas as the Canadian government was able to ease COVID-19 related safety measures and more fully reopen the economy. Early in 2021, several regions in Canada experienced a third wave of COVID-19, resulting...
Beauty and personal care witnessed moderate current value growth in 2021 after a boom in 2020. Total value sales held up well remaining on a higher level that exceeded pre-pandemic levels as consumers made use of more time at home to support their hygiene and wellbeing through beauty and personal care. Beauty and Personal Care in Norway...
Having declined steeply during 2020, retail constant value sales (2021 prices) of beauty and personal care began to stabilise in 2021, with no more than a marginal decline. Maybe of the trends that were driven by the pandemic during 2020 evaporated in 2021. For example, having surged by almost a third in 2020, as local consumers paid more...