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Emilie works as a Senior Analyst in the beauty and personal care research team, specialising in colour cosmetics and male grooming.
Emilie is an experienced researcher and project manager working in the market research industry. Her skills are focused around the beauty industry and include data building, analysis, content creation and forecasting. Emilie has previously working in consumer insights and PR, building skills in mixed method research.
The beauty and personal care industry outperformed expectations for 2023, driven by both mass and premium segments, steady growth in key beauty-centric categories, premiumisation in personal care categories, and growing consumer confidence. Euromonitor International takes a deeper look at four key trends that are adding value for consumers and impacting beauty consumption.
Recent inflationary pressures are encouraging beauty consumers to seek alternatives amid rising costs of living. Private label is emerging as a clear winner in the competition to balance consumer needs for efficacy and affordability within beauty and personal care.
As beauty and health products become more expensive amid high rates of inflation globally, consumers are forced to be more selective about the products they spend their money on. The result has been a polarisation of spending across the product categories.