The demand for wellness-focused self-care and self-care has grown exponentially as the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a mental toll on consumers. With this, there has been the emergence of more customizable beauty products rather than conventional multi-purpose products, which are now considered next-generation personal care.
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Market data from InsightAce Analytic Pvt. Ltd.. showed that consumers are 40% more likely to test new cosmetic products than before the pandemic. Furthermore, it is reported that the global next-generation personalized beauty market is expected to grow from $41.9 billion in 2021 to $143.6 billion by 2030. InsightAce Analytic also reported that in 2021, Europe accounted for the majority of the next-generation personalized beauty market. of 45% personalized beauty market share, highlighting the importance of what consumers are looking for in their beauty care.
June 2, 2022 Professor and Director of Cosmetic Science Programs at the James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy at University of Cincinnati, KP Ananth, Ph.D., will discuss the current landscape of next-generation personal care; challenges and opportunities related to product development; and the importance of education and training.
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