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JOANNA CHAN
ANALYST, BEAUTY & FASHION
Research coverage
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ABOUT EUROMONITOR INTERNATIONAL 4
Research Expertise
Consumer Products
Alcoholic Drinks Nutrition Supply
Apparel Ingredients
Packaged Food
Automotive Personal Accessories Packaging
5.0
69%
of sales derived from
4.0 Mass brands
31%
3.0 of sales derived from
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Premium brands
Total Skincare Mass Skincare Premium Skincare
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INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT 7
Skincare by category
Skincare Categories Value Sales
35 9.0
30 8.0
7.0
25
6.0
US$ billion
% Growth
20 5.0
15 4.0
3.0
10
2.0
5 1.0
0 0.0
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INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT 8
Skincare by country
Countries by Forecast CAGR (2015-2020)
Morocco China
8.6% 7.7%
Vietnam
Saudi Arabia
8.3%
7.4% India
Cameroon 8.5%
6.6% Pakistan
7.2% Indonesia
10.5%
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INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT
INDUSTRY CHANGERS
CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY
KOREAN BEAUTY
ETHICAL LABELS
CONCLUSION: FUTURE OF SKINCARE
CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY 10
Keeping Fit
Awareness
Scrutiny of
of pollution
Ingredients
& UV
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CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY 11
Skincare Implications
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CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY 12
Moisturising/Hydrating
Sun-protectant, SPF
Contains added vitamins
Suitable for sensitive skin
Anti-ageing
Skin luminosity/Radiance
Pore refining
Lightening/Whitening
0 20 40 60 80
% of participants selected
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CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY 13
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CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY 15
Premium brands
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CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY 17
Source: Sephora
Source: Womanna
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CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY 18
Future developments
Dermocosmetics &
Potential backlash
educating
of the term ‘Natural’
consumers
Convergence of
Health & Beauty
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INDUSTRY SNAPSHOT
INDUSTRY CHANGERS
CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY
KOREAN BEAUTY
ETHICAL LABELS
CONCLUSION: FUTURE OF SKINCARE
KOREAN BEAUTY 20
Western
Asia Pacific
Markets
Hallyu Wave Beauty bloggers
Masstige Masstige
Standalone Digital
Boutiques Specialist Retailers
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KOREAN BEAUTY 21
Vietnam
40% Slower economic
Thailand growth in China
Taiwan
Japan
Competition from
HongKong 40% domestic Chinese
brands
China
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KOREAN BEAUTY 23
Future Developments
Agenda for Korean companies – Market Diversification
MIDDLE
U.S.A SOUTHEAST
EAST
ASIA
Hallyu wave in
High growth
Substantial Asian Thailand, Vietnam
region
community & Singapore
Infancy stage
Exports to USA Indonesia?
grew by 60% in
Need for Halal
2015 Korea-Malaysia
certification
collaboration for
Halal brands
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INDUSTRY CHANGERS
CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY
KOREAN BEAUTY
ETHICAL LABELS
CONCLUSION: FUTURE OF SKINCARE
ETHICAL LABELS 25
How much more would you be willing to pay for a product which is
environmentally/ethically conscious?
Age of participant
60+ More than double
(100% more)
A lot more
45-59
Somewhat more
(50% more)
30-44 A little more
No extra (0%)
15-29
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ETHICAL LABELS 26
Source: Takaski
Source: Health Aim
Ethical labels cross over from food to beauty & personal care
Source: Dr Bronner’s
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CONVERGENCE OF HEALTH & BEAUTY
KOREAN BEAUTY
ETHICAL LABELS
CONCLUSION: KEY TAKEAWAYS
CONCLUSION: KEY TAKEAWAYS 29
Skincare Outlook
130
125
120
115
110
105
100
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
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CONCLUSION: KEY TAKEAWAYS 30
In a nutshell
• People/Values
Ethical Labels • Environmental sustainability
• Animal welfare
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