Electrical personal care appliances

Article Abstract:

Between 1993 and 1997 the UK market for personal care appliances rose 8.9% to 8.38 million units; with a 14.1% rise in value to 178 million pounds sterling. The market is dominated by hair appliances, although razors, shavers, epilators and electric toothbrushes are also covered in the report. Braun boasts a 33.5% share of the market, followed by Philips with a 24.4% share. An overview of key trends is included, along with market data, company profiles, prices, distribution, and forecasts for the future.

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Power-assisted toothbrushes

Article Abstract:

The emerging market for electric toothbrushes account for UKP94 million on the UKPd745 million oral hygiene products market in 2000. Sales of electric toothbrushes accounted for almost 50% of toothbrush sales in terms of value in 2000. The key trends, emerging market, target market, advertising and promotion, leading players, private label, product availability, prices, market forecasts, and market performance are discussed and/or tabulated.

Electric Toothbrushes, Statistical Data Included

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Personal care electrical appliances

Article Abstract:

The retail market for personal care electrical appliances market in the UK is examined by dividing the market into 3 main product sectors for market analysis namely hair care appliances, body shavers and oral hygiene appliances. It is observed that the personal care appliances markets reflects the cash-rich, time-poor position of many consumers who want to look good, but with minimum effort.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Labor Distribution by Employer, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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