Deodorants, Iran, 2015

Published: 15-Jul-2015
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The deodorant market in Iran is only just emerging. Awareness of the benefits of deodorant product use is very limited, with many consumers considering them unnecessary for daily use.

However this is starting to change, particularly among the younger generation, which accounts for the majority of sales of deodorants, particularly sprays.

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