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Trends:Consumers

Latin America: from the screen to the shop

Online sales of beauty products in Latin America have grown by an average of 25% per year over the last five years. This is the fastest rate in the world. However, simply having an online presence is no longer enough; brands need to be everywhere at once. This is the conclusion reached by Euromonitor in its latest market analysis.

Generation Alpha: AI is making its mark on the beauty journey

How does Generation Alpha (children born after 2010, now under the age of 16, ed.) discover beauty? This is the question addressed by the “Smart Beauty” report published by NIQ and Ulta Beauty. The finding is clear: this cohort combines artificial intelligence, personalisation and physical stores into a single journey.

How do consumers choose their perfume?

Discovering one’s signature scent is not something that happens solely in a perfume shop. This is the conclusion reached by Spate (an American consultancy specialising in beauty trend analysis) in its 2026 report on perfumes, based on an analysis of social media research data.

Skincare: a new extension of beauty treatments

Cosmetic procedures are becoming increasingly popular amongst the general public. This is confirmed by a study carried out in May 2026 by The Benchmarking Company, which surveyed more than 4,000 American women.

How does Gen Z buy its skincare products?

Does Generation Z still spend money on skincare? Yes. But not in the same way as older generations. This is the finding of a study by First Insight, which surveyed 2,151 American consumers aged between 18 and 80.

Friday, October 16, 2009

How do you perceive your child's skin?

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Presented during the 9th Scientific and Technical Exchange Day organized by Cosmed (the cosmetics industry association), on October 9 in Montpellier, ...