Cosmetics Business reveals the 5 key beauty ingredient trends in new report

Published: 21-May-2019
Ingredients Body Care Skin Care Marketing

Confusion and mistrust about beauty ingredients is a significant issue for the industry. This report reveals how brands can re-build consumer trust, and highlights the ingredients that will trend in 2020

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Market overview: At a glance

What's in this report?

Introduction

Top 5 trends:

1. Ingredient influencers

2. The future of 'free-from'

3. CBD beauty

4. Traceability

5. 5 ingredients to watch

Country highlights

Outlook

Global value & growth

Personal care ingredients market. Source: Kline

Personal care ingredients market. Source: Kline

Key market challenges addressed

No longer prepared to blindly accept ingredient listings on a product with a promise that they work, many beauty consumers today want to know what each ingredient does, what percentage is used, where it comes from and perhaps above all, how safe it is to use. And if a brand does not provide that information itself, consumers will seek it elsewhere.

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  • The Nielsen Company
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  • NPD Group
  • Fashion Institute of Technology
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