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NielsenIQ reports men's interest in appearance and skincare is rising globally

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 30
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NielsenIQ found that 36% of men now say looking their best, including beauty and skincare, matters more than it did five years ago, and 54% say aging well has become more important. In 10 Western European markets, the sales value of all-gender skincare grew 7% year over year, while male-targeted skincare remained flat. Interest in appearance varies by market, being particularly strong in India (69%) and Mexico (63%).

From nugget.ca

Why it matters

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The findings suggest that consumer purchasing behavior is shifting, indicating that beauty brands may need to look beyond traditional product positioning to understand men's needs. The growth in all-gender skincare sales in Western Europe points to a material consumer trend shift.

NielsenIQ conducted consumer research for a Product of the Year Award, which serves as a market guide for products.

From nugget.ca

Who's involved

  • EuropeA market where all-gender skincare sales grew 7% year over year

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • EuropeSpeculative

    Brands selling non-gender-specific skincare might see increased revenue due to the 7% growth in all-gender sales.

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