Hair care products in Germany

Article Abstract:

The hair care products market of both the old and new German states was examined. As hair care remains one of Germany's most dynamic cosmetic and toiletries markets, a real growth of 3% has been posted since 1993. This is a result of the growing trend toward hair washing. The growth of the hairspray sector is largely attributed to the launching of the strong-hold spray, while mousses and gels have captured the youth due to its fashionable image. Hair care products will continue to post a strong performance until 1998, with hairspray and conditioners doing most of the boosting.

Germany, International trade, Hair preparations

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The Spanish market for hair care

Article Abstract:

Spain's retail market for hair care products posted a total market value of Ptas68,717.1 million in 1996, up by 6.5% from 1995. The market comprises washing, styling and colourant products. Together, they ranked second in value within the cosmetics and toiletries market. Their most important distribution channel is the hypermarket, which generates nearly a quarter of sales in value terms in 1996. The most significant trend observed in the Spanish hair care market is the growing sophistication of products.

Misc Retail Stores, Miscellaneous Store Retailers, Miscellaneous Shopping Goods Stores, Retail industry, Retail trade, Specialty stores

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The Spanish market for men's toiletries

Article Abstract:

The report examines the men's toiletries market in Spain.

Market share, Men's Toiletries

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