Table of Contents
Introduction and Abbreviations
Executive Summary
Market Drivers
-
-
- The UK female population, by age, 1995-2003
- The number of women in paid employment, 1995-2000
- Trends in PDI, 1995-2000
-
Market Size and Trends
-
-
- UK retail sales of facial skincare products, 1995-2000
- UK retail sales of facial skincare products, by sector, 1997 and 1999
- UK retail sales of facial skincare, by market positioning, 1997 and 1999
-
Market Segmentation
-
-
- UK retail sales of moisturisers, 1995-2000
- UK retail sales of cleansers, 1995-2000
- UK retail sales of facial scrubs/washes, 1995-2000
- UK retail sales of toners, astringents and fresheners, 1995-2000
-
The Supply Structure
-
-
- Manufacturers' shares of the UK facial skincare market, 1997 and 1999
-
Advertising and Promotion
-
-
- Main monitored media advertising expenditure on facial skincare products, 1995-99
- Top-spending facial skincare brands, 1999
-
Distribution
-
-
- UK retail sales of all facial skincare products, by outlet type, 1995-99
-
The Consumer
-
-
- Perception of skin type, by demographic sub-group, 1999
- Female use of cleansing creams and lotions, facial scrubs and washes, by demographic sub-group, 1999
- Usage levels of moisturising creams and lotions, by demographic sub-group, 1999
- Views on personal appearance and the environment, 1999
- Most important considerations when choosing moisturisers, March 1999
- Most important considerations when choosing moisturisers, by demographic sub-group, March 1999
- Further considerations when choosing moisturisers, by demographic sub-group, March 1999
-
The Future
Forecast
-
-
- Forecast of the facial skincare market, 2000-04
-
Back to top