Colour cosmetics 2015 market report

Published: 17-Nov-2015
Colour Cosmetics

The global colour cosmetics market sparkled in 2014, with the UK, Germany and China among the star performers

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The $56.9bn global colour cosmetics market sparkled in 2014, increasing by 5.9% overall. Strong innovations from premium brands made the prestige make-up market shine brightest, while the UK, Germany and China were among the star performers

This report includes detailed analysis, including market information, trends and product launches for the ten most important markets in the global colour cosmetics industry.


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