"US retail sales of beauty products reached $46.2 billion in 2015 and are slated to grow to $51.8 billion by 2020, for a gain of 12%. This slow and steady growth will be fueled by a stronger economy, as well as by population gains among women (and men), and multicultural segments, particularly Hispanics. The category is so broad and diverse that the abundance of choice can cause consumers ...
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Market
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Consumer
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The Consumer – What You Need to Know
Who’s Shopping for Beauty Products?
Retailers Shopped
Reasons for Choosing Where to Shop
Beauty Items Purchased
Reasons for Buying Beauty Products
Shopping Process Revealed
Attitudes toward Digital Technology
CHAID Analysis
Role of Social Media
Interest in Retail Innovations
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Appendix – The Consumer
15th September 2016
“As consumer discretionary spending is slowly beginning to increase, many retailers – especially in the department store sector – are banking on beauty to yield upside sales. The category is so crowded and overwhelming as it is, retailers will need to find compelling and differentiating reasons for consumers to change ... 
31st May 2016
“This concept clearly demonstrates how channel lines are blurring in today’s retail landscape. Who would have ever thought about buying beauty products at a bookstore? But it makes sense. It adds convenience and makes popular name brands easily accessible to receptive audiences. These kinds of formats will shape the future ...
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Beauty market slated for growth
