DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "The UK Health & Beauty Market 2018-2023" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.
"The UK Health & Beauty Market 2018-2023", report offers comprehensive insight and analysis of the health & beauty market (including forecasts up to 2023), the major players, the main trends, and consumer attitudes. It provides in-depth analysis of the following: the hot issues impacting the market, strategies for success, market sizes and forecasts, retailer profiles, retailer market shares, consumer data and future outlook.
UK consumers continue to exhibit polarised beauty shopping habits as they are enticed by premium brands as well as cheaper value alternatives, putting a squeeze on the midmarket. Indeed value players and discounters are opting to emulate midmarket and premium products in a bid to secure spend.
As the department store channel continues to suffer and store closures will hit both House of Fraser and Debenhams over the next five years, it is expected the likes of John Lewis and online pureplays to steal customers owing to their focus on premium brands and fulfillment prowess.
An emphasis on holistic health & beauty means that today's consumers are looking for products that enhance overall wellbeing. This includes how they feel consciously about products, which has led to a rise in interest in ethical and animal cruelty-free products. Retailers must adapt to this demand with greater promotion and clarity over ethical ranges, while exploiting demand for vegan and cruelty-free ranges, which have gained popularity.
Interest in health categories such as sports nutrition and vitamins is also increasing as part of the quest for optimal wellbeing, creating a growth opportunity.
The report focuses on health (OTC medicines & other health) and beauty (babycare, bathroom toiletries, cosmetics, dental care, haircare, men's toiletries, paper products, fragrance, skincare, and other beauty).
Scope
- While Boots remains as market leader, it continues to cede share, as spend shifts away to discounters and online pureplays
- Skincare is the highest growth category, with spend expected to rise by 22.8% over the next five years as a demand for ingredient transparency and innovative new brands drives interest
- 93.4% of UK health & beauty shoppers purchased an item in a store in the past year.
Reasons to buy
- Use our in depth analysis of Boots to understand why the leading retailer is losing share and what is needed to compete with the larger players in the market
- Understand how department store closures will affect other health & beauty retailers and plan strategic opportunities for growth
- Consider the impact of health & wellness to allow you to better ensure your category and product will meet future consumer demand
- Learn how to target a younger demogaphic of men with a growing interest in health & beauty to expand your customer base.
Key Topics Covered:
1 THE HOT ISSUES
- Market drivers and inhibitors in health & beauty
- Main issues in health & beauty:
- Consumer demand for optimal health & wellbeing goes mainstream
- Sainsbury's focuses on improved beauty offer to drive interest back to larger stores
- Value dupes pose threat to midmarket beauty retailers
- Department store closures present opportunity for rivals to steal premium beauty spend
- Strategies for success
2 WHAT PEOPLE BUY
- Headlines
- The sector at a glance
- The sector in context
- Overall sector size
- Overall sector growth
- Category growth in health & beauty
- Category dynamics: health
- Category dynamics: OTC medicines
- Category dynamics: other health
- Category dynamics: beauty
- Category dynamics: babycare
- Category dynamics: bathroom toiletries
- Category dynamics: cosmetics
- Category dynamics: dental care
- Category dynamics: haircare
- Category dynamics: men's toiletries
- Category dynamics: paper products
- Category dynamics: fragrance
- Category dynamics: skincare
- Category dynamics: other beauty
- Spend per head
- Online sector size
- Online dynamics
3 WHERE PEOPLE BUY
- Headlines
- Channels of distribution
- Market shares
- Key metrics for leading retailers
- Visited retailers
- Retailer profiles
- Boots
- Superdrug
- Primark
- Poundland
- Amazon
- Holland & Barrett
- KIKO
- Competitor dynamics
4 HOW & WHY PEOPLE SHOP
- Headlines
- Who shops and where they are located
- Which categories they buy
- Channels used by consumers
- Fulfilment methods used by consumers
- Frequency of shopping
- What's important when purchasing health & beauty
- Likelihood of recommending retailer to a friend
5 METHODOLOGY
- What is included
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Market sizing
Companies Mentioned
- Aldi
- Amazon
- ASDA
- ASOS
- B&M
- Bodycare
- boohoo.com
- Boots
- Burt's Bees
- Charlotte Tilbury
- Crabtree & Evelyn
- Cult Beauty
- Debenhams
- Decathlon
- Dove
- Feelunique
- Glamglow
- Go Outdoors
- H&M
- Holland & Barrett
- Home Bargains
- House of Fraser
- John Lewis & Partners
- Lidl
- Lloyds Pharmacy
- L'Occitane
- Lush
- Makemehealthy.com
- Marks & Spencer
- Morrisons
- Myprotein
- Nail'd it
- New Look
- Next
- QUIZ
- Riemann P20
- REN
- Sainsbury's
- Savers
- Selfridges
- Simply Supplements
- Space NK
- Supercuts
- Superdrug
- Tesco
- The Body Shop
- The Fragrance Shop
- Too Faced
- VITL
- Waitrose
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/8gnt87/united_kingdom?w=4
