Spa Products, UK, 2014

Published: 7-Oct-2014

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Spa products might be known for their stress-busting and tension taming treatments, but the latest figures show that the UK market has been feeling far from rejuvenated over the past year. According to Kantar Worldpanel the spa products market sank by a worrying 10.1% to £63.742m in the year to 20 July 2014.

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