Market size

Article Abstract:

Retail sales of women's fragrances in the UK suffered a 3.2% drop in 1998 to some 418 million pounds sterling, with unit sales reaching around 2.41 million items in the same year. Between 1994 and 1998, women's fragrances have retained a substantial market, but not as dynamic as all other cosmetic and toiletries sectors. Several factors were behind such trend, including the preference of younger women to try other brands and the emergence of shrewder customers who buy products with demonstrable benefits.

Perfumes & Colognes, Perfumes industry, Fragrances (Toiletries)

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Skincare products

Article Abstract:

Forecasts for the UK skincare market are presented and data from 1994 to 1998 examined. Volume sales rose by 15.3%, with Procter and Gamble's Oil of Olay products the top sellers, and Boots drug stores the top retail distributor of skin care products. Hand lotions, facial products and body products are discussed.

Grocery Stores, Supermarkets and Other Grocery (except Convenience) Stores, Drug stores and proprietary stores, Pharmacies and Drug Stores, Drug Stores, Creams, Lotions & Oils, Statistical Data Included, Industry Overview, Analysis, Grocery industry, Drugstores, Toiletries industry, Cosmetics industry, Boots Company PLC, Health and beauty aids, Personal care products, Skin care products

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