Consumer Products, Cosmetics, Hair & Personal Services OVERVIEW
As items that are generally expected to be readily available in modern households, consumer products can take on a very broad definition.
At Plunkett Research, we consider the consumer products industry to include household products, soaps and cleansers, cosmetics and makeup, along with products for skin care, nail care and hair care.
Also, we consider a wide range of businesses to be in the consumer services sector, including pet care; nail and hair salons; spas and massage services, and many other types of personal services.
Plunkett Research estimates the U.S.
market for barber, hair, beauty and nail salons, as well as diet centers, spas and similar personal services, at $72 billion for 2019, to grow to $92 billion by 2025.
The global beauty products and personal care products market is estimated at $443 billion for 2017 by analysts at Inkwood, with growth projected to $566 billion by 2026.
At Plunkett Research, we estimate U.S.
Cosmetics, personal care and household cleansers manufacturing industry revenues at about $98 billion for 2019, growing to $128 billion by 2025.
While mass-market retailers, including discount stores, department stores, drugstores and supermarkets, are major sellers of consumer products, there are also a considerable number of specialty stores focused on personal care products, including the Ulta chain of beauty and skin
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WE PROFILE HUNDREDS OF TOP COMPANIES:
- Drybar Holdings LLC
- Cabela's Inc
- A C Moore Arts & Crafts Inc
- Bass Pro Shops Inc
- Bed Bath & Beyond Inc
- Best Buy Co Inc
- Bestway Inc
- Brookstone Inc
- Clorox Company (The)
- Colgate-Palmolive Company