Facial skin care 2016 market report

Published: 18-Feb-2016
Skin Care

Prestige was strong in France, the US and Japan, while facial masks and micellar waters surged throughout

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It was an illuminating year for many skin care markets – prestige brands strengthened their position in France, the US and Japan; anti-ageing products dazzled in Germany; quick fixes brightened UK sales and facial masks and micellar waters surged ahead throughout.

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

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