Dermatologicals is expected to see healthy growth over the forecast period, although there will be a general slowdown as the years progress. The strong focus on appearance and the Swedish consumers’ desire to “look better” will support growth, for example in hair loss treatments.
Antiparasitics/lice (head and body) treatments is expected to grow at a steady pace in retail volume and constant value terms over the forecast period. As schools and children’s activities are back to normal levels the occurrence of lice is also a recurring issue and this is triggering demand for required treatments.
Dermocosmetics products are becoming increasingly popular with Swedish consumers adding another layer of competition for players in dermatologicals. Many brands in dermocosmetics are consistently improving their formulations to achieve a more ‘’medicated’’ positioning, which can be helpful, not only for common skin problems, but also in addressing issues that are often treated with dermatologicals.
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Dermatologicals
Includes topical standard and herbal/traditional medicated products used to alleviate symptoms or treat skin or hair ailments. Exclude any systemic (oral) options to treat skin conditions or diseases.
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