PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1456919
PUBLISHER: Knowledge Sourcing Intelligence | PRODUCT CODE: 1456919
The cosmetic chemicals market is expected to grow at a CAGR of 4.28%, reaching a market size of US$37.727 billion in 2029 from US$28.133 billion in 2022.
Cosmetic chemicals are a blend of chemical substances that have been synthesized. They are the most common ingredients used in personal care and cosmetic products. Synthetic dyes, surfactants, rheology control chemicals, emulsifiers, emollients, and preservatives are all common ingredients in cosmetic products.
Rising demand for organic grade cosmetic chemicals
Organic grade cosmetic chemicals are in high demand due to rising demand for cosmetics created with natural ingredients and greater R&D for product innovation. Furthermore, the rising demand for luxury cosmetics is being driven by rising worries about healthy skin, physical appearance, age spots, and hair loss, as well as changing hairstyling trends. Most men and women are increasingly interested in cosmetic items. Despite an exceptional supply problem in 2020, the global cosmetics sector grew, according to L'Oreal S.A., and enjoyed a considerable rebound in the latter part of the year, driven by strong consumer demand. The growth in household disposable income in developing nations helps this even more. Furthermore, a rise in cosmetics manufacturers' advertising and commercialization spending on luxury personal grooming, skincare, haircare, and beauty treatments would boost cosmetic chemical sales.
The emollient category is estimated to hold the largest section in the cosmetic chemicals market by product.
Emollients soothe the skin by keeping it hydrated. They are utilized in various personal care and cosmetics products, including body lotions, moisturizers, skin creams, and lipsticks, which fuel market expansion. These emollients are available in both natural and synthetic forms. Olive oil, coconut oil, beeswax, and lanolin are common emollients, as are petroleum jelly, mineral oil, glycerin, zinc oxide, etc.
Skincare is predicted to lead the worldwide cosmetic chemicals market by application.
The worldwide demand for skin care products is driven by an increasing youth population, higher purchasing ability among urban households, and a preference for a refined lifestyle. The sector has seen a shift in demand from elderly consumers to a younger consumer base that is rising. People are becoming more self-aware of themselves, and as a result, they are beginning to use skin care products at a younger age to prevent the indications of ageing. Due to the continued growth of the skin care sector, several smaller manufacturers have entered the market to take advantage of the lucrative opportunities. Throughout the projected period, such positive factors are likely to accelerate the market for skin care products and, thus, the demand for cosmetic chemicals.
Asia Pacific is expected to take the lead in terms of market share
The rising fashion and entertainment industries in emerging nations such as India, China, and South Korea have increased demand for cosmetics, which is likely to fuel the region's cosmetic chemicals market. Moreover, with increased shelf space in retail stores and boutiques across India, the personal care and cosmetics sector is likely to rise. Furthermore, according to a survey conducted by Assocham, one of India's leading trade groups, the cosmetics, beauty, and grooming market in the country is predicted to reach US$ 20 billion by 2025. During the forecast period, such factors are likely to drive the usage of cosmetic chemicals in the county
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