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1 Synthèse du marché

1.1 Introduction

A cosmetic is defined as any substance or preparation intended to be applied to the various parts of the human body (epidermis, hair system and hair, nails, lips, external genital organs) or to the teeth and mucous membranes of the mouth, for the sole purpose of cleaning, perfuming, changing their appearance and/or correcting body odors and/or protecting or maintaining them in good condition. The main types of cosmetic products available on the market include:

  • Skin care products: creams, lotions, masks.
  • Makeup: foundations, mascaras, lipsticks, eye shadows.
  • Hair care products: shampoos, conditioners, specific treatments.
  • Perfumes and fragrances: eau de toilette, eau de parfum.
  • Nail care products: nail polishes, strengtheners.
  • Personal hygiene products: soaps, shower gels, deodorants.

The global cosmetics market has reached a total value of 343.37 billion dollars in 2023. For the period 2024-2032 a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.4 percent under which the world market could reach at the end of the period a valueof approximately541.89 billion dollars.

This study focuses on the cosmetics market in the United Kingdom. For information on other markets in the United Kingdom, please refer to the specific studies available in the Businesscoot catalog.

1.2 The global market

Cosmetics are beauty products used for skin or body care or to accentuate the appearance of the human corm. These refer to a range of products available mainly in different categories, such as skin care and hair care. The global cosmetics market reached a value of$***.** billion in **** and is expected ...

1.3 The market in the United Kingdom

In ****, the cosmetics market in the UK is estimated at $*.** billion. A compound annual growth rate (***) of *.*% is projected between **** and ****, under which the market in this context could reach a total value of more than $** billion by the end of the period.

Cosmetics market United Kingdom, ****-****, in billions of ...

1.4 Import - Export

HS Code **** " is considered for the analysis of UK trade flows in relation to the cosmetics industry

Between **** and ****, the UK's trade position fluctuated between net importer and net exporter as evidenced by fluctuations around ***% of the export coverage ratio, determined by the ratio of exports to imports multiplied by ***. As ...

1.5 The consequences of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict

the outbreak of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in February **** generated major consequences for the UK economy. The cosmetics and personal care products sector is not exempt from the effects of the conflict. Between January **** and December ****, the consumer price index for the purchase of personal care products shows an increase of **.* points, ...

2 Analyse de la demande

2.1 Demand in the United Kingdom

Analyzing the trend of average monthly household spending on cosmetic purchases shows a **.*% decrease in spending between **** and ****. During the period analyzed, the average monthly household expenditure decreased from £**.** per month to £**.* per month. However, while there is a growth of *.*% between **** and ****, between **** and **** spending contracted by **.*%, from ** pounds per ...

2.2 Demand drivers

For the analysis of demand drivers, the distribution of spending on the purchase of cosmetics and hair care products in different income and age groups is considered.

Regarding the different income brackets, there is a strong correlation between the increase in average weekly income and the increase in spending on cosmetics ...

2.3 Geographical distribution of demand

To visualize the geographic distribution of demand for cosmetics in the United Kingdom, a map was created with the value of the average monthly expenditure on the purchase of cosmetics and hair care products in each member country.

The highest spending values are in England, where in **** households spent an average ...

2.4 New demand trends: the "Clean Beauty"

clean beauty products are defined by their formulation free of ingredients that are potentially harmful to human health, such as parabens, petrochemicals, and synthetic fragrances. These products are made with plant-based ingredients that are responsibly sourced and humanely tested. This category of cosmetics has become popular because it offers a safer ...

3 Structure du marché

3.1 The market structure

To analyze the structure of the market in the United Kingdom, enterprises under SIC Code **.**.* "Manufacture of perfume and toiletries" are considered. In particular, the number of active enterprises, the breakdown of the number of enterprises by staff size, and the legal status of enterprises are analyzed.

Number of enterprises

Between ...

3.2 The value chain

The value chain in the cosmetics market includes several stages from the supply of raw materials to the sale to the end consumer. Here is a general summary of the main stages:

Raw material supply: this stage includes the production and supply of ingredients and materials used in the manufacture of ...

3.3 The main manufacturers

The following is a list of major cosmetics manufacturers in the UK:

Avon Cosmetics Limited:a leading beauty company, was founded in **** and is headquartered in Northampton, UK. The company is primarily engaged in the wholesale of perfumes and beauty products, and also operates in the cosmetics industry. Globally, Avon is ...

3.4 The distribution

As for the distribution of cosmetics in the territory, enterprises under SIC Codes **.** "Wholesale trade in perfumes and cosmetics" and **.** "Retail trade in cosmetics and toiletries" are analyzed.

Wholesale

Between **** and ****, as well as production enterprises, businesses devoted to wholesale distribution of cosmetics are also found to be growing. During the ...

4 Analyse de l'offre

4.1 Type of the offer

4.2 The prices

Between **** and ****, the consumer price index for the purchase of personal care products shows an increase of **.* points, representing a **.*% increase in consumer prices. However, while between January **** and Jan. **** there is an increase of just *.* points (***), between Jan. **** and Dec. **** the increase stands at **.* points, representing a price increase of ...

4.3 New supply trends

The trend toward innovative and environmentally friendly packaging in the cosmetics industry reflects a growing interest in sustainability. Companies are adopting biodegradable, recyclable and reusable packaging solutions. This includes: Eco-friendly materials: companies are adopting biodegradable, recycled and natural materials as an alternative to traditional plastic. These include glass, bamboo, sustainable cardboard, ...

5 Règlementation

5.1 The legislation

The legislative framework inherent in the cosmetics industry aims to ensure the quality, safety and origin of products placed on the market. Some of the main legislative references adopted by the UK are:

The Product Safety and Metrology (***) Regulations ****: includes amendments to various existing regulations concerning product safety and metrology. These ...

6 Positionnement des acteurs

6.1 Segmentation

  • Avon Cosmetics Limited
  • Revolution Beauty Limited
  • Elemis Limited
  • Clarins Uk Limited
  • Royal Sanders UK Limited
  • Boots Uk Limited
  • Superdrug Store PLC
  • Savers Helth and Beauty Limited

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Companies quoted in this study

This study contains a complete overview of the companies in the market, with the latest figures and news for each company. :

Avon Cosmetics Limited
Revolution Beauty Limited
Elemis Limited
Clarins Uk Limited
Royal Sanders UK Limited
Boots Uk Limited
Superdrug Store PLC
Savers Helth and Beauty Limited

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