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The U.S. Ethnic Haircare, Skincare and Color Cosmetics
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October 1, 1999 220 Pages - Pub ID: LA536
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I Executive Summary
- Scope And Methodology
- Market Parameters
- Report Methodology
- The Overall Market
- Market Approaches $16 Billion In 1999
- Haircare Products Comprise 75% Of Market
- African-Americans Are Center Of Market
- Factors To Market Growth
- Demographics Promising
- Market To Reach $18 Billion By 2004
- The Ethnic Haircare Market
- Scope Of Market
- Twelve Ethnic Haircare Segments
- Market Approaches $12 Billion In 1999
- Relaxers Claim 30% Of Market
- Factors To Market Growth
- Market Will Exceed $13 Billion By 2004
- A Changing Marketer Landscape
- Carson Claims 20% Of Mass Market
- Natural Products Are Biggest Trend
- Improved Hair Color A Bright Spot
- National Consumer Advertising Exceeds $16 Million
- Distributors Improving Stocking Systems
- Shares By Retail Sector
- Blacks Comprise 40% Of Home Permanent Users
- Ethnic Consumers Overindex In Hairstyling Products
- Hispanics, Blacks Are Top Users Of Hair Coloring
- The Ethnic Cosmetics Market
- Scope Of Market
- Skin Tones Primary Reason For Ethnic Market
- Four Product Groups
- Market At $291 Million In 1999
- Lip Makeup Growing At 14% Pace
- Facial Makeup Comprises Half Of Market
- Factors To Market Growth
- Market To Reach $372 Million In 2004
- A Limited Number Of Marketers
- Procter & Gamble Leads Market
- From Swedish To Sudanese
- Ethnic Marketer Advertising Expenditures Top $6 Million
- General Marketers Control Distribution System
- Mass-Market Dynamics
- 88% Of Hispanic Women Use Lipstick Or Lip Gloss
- Black Women Under-Represented Among Users Of Blusher
- 96% Of Asian-American Women Use Nail Polish
- Usage Of Eye Liner And Mascara
- Only 38% Of Black Women Use Foundation
- 33% Of Hispanic Women Use Loose Powder
- The Ethnic Skincare Market
- Scope Of Market
- Targeting The Racial Groups
- Ingredients Specific To Ethnic Skincare
- Sales At $108 Million In 1999
- Factors To Market Growth
- Sales To Reach $118 Million In 2004
- Handful Of Companies Control Market
- Magic Shave, Dr Palmer's Keep Carson Products In First
Place
- Marketers Embrace Advertising
- Alpha-Hydroxy A Key Ingredient
- National Consumer Advertising Expenditures At $4 Million
- Distributors Handle Most Ethnic Skincare Products
Retail Dynamics
- Asian-Americans Are Top Users Of Facial Moisturizers
- 55% Of Hispanics Use Shaving Cream Or Gel
- Blacks Are Prime Market For Medicated Skincare
II The Overall Market
- The Products
- Defining Ethnic
- Haircare, Cosmetics, And Skincare Products Covered
- The Retail Landscape
- Historical Background
- First Ethnic Market Was African-Americans
- Roots Of The Market In Haircare
- 1970s Bring Jheri Curls And Big Bucks
- Ahbai Formed By Black Companies
- Emergence Of Black Cosmetics And Skincare Markets
- Hispanic And Asian Markets Still Fledgling
- Regulation Generally Light
- Market Size And Composition
- Market At $16 Billion In 1999
- Incremental Growth In Haircare
- Cosmetics Market Stronger
- Skincare Market Sluggish
- Haircare Products Comprise 75% Of Market
- Shares By Retail Sector
- African-Americans Are Center Of Market
- Factors To Market Growth
- Trend Dynamics
- Demographics Promising
- A Surge In Spending Power
- Ethnic Pride Fuels Market
- Good And Bad News For Haircare
- Slow And Steady Growth Expected For Ethnic Cosmetics
- New Product Stream Required For Skincare
- Projected Market Growth
- Market To Reach $18 Billion By 2004
III Ethnic Haircare
- The Products
- Scope Of Market
- African-American Haircare
- Hispanic And Asian-American Haircare
- Haircare And Black Entrepreneurship
- Mainstream Industry Weighs In
- Relaxers Spur Market
- Hairstyle And Haircare Symbiosis
- Product Types
- Special Cleaning Products Necessary For African-American
Hair
- Relaxers And Perms Critical To Ethnic Consumers
- Conditioners Heavily Used By Ethnic Consumers
- Twelve Ethnic Haircare Segments
- Lye Label Must Carry Warning
- Market Size And Composition
- Market Approaches $12 Billion In 1999
- Mixed Performance Among Market Segments
- Relaxer Sales At $356 Million
- Sales Stagnant In Dress And Condition Segment
- Styling Products At Steady 2% Growth
- Growth Retreats In Coloring Segment
- Relaxers Claim 30% Of Market
- Black Women Dominate Market
- Factors To Market Growth
- Demographics Point To Future Growth
- Ethnic Consumers Are Prime Haircare Shoppers
- Ethnic Consumers, Ethnic Products
- Children's Segment Continues To Grow
- Targeting Men
- A Natural Tradition
- Absence Of High-Maintenance Styles Hampers Market
- New Products To Drive Market Are Lacking
- Projected Market Growth
- Market Will Exceed $13 Billion By 2004
- The Marketers
- A Changing Landscape
- Mainstreamers Check In
- Other Mergers Change Market
- Market Leaders Now A Varied Group
- Marketer And Brand Shares
- Note On Share Estimates
- Carson Claims 20% Of Mass Market
- Soft Sheen A Strong Second
- Luster Products In Third
- Revlon/Ap Products Holds On To Fourth Place
- Pro-Line Comes In Fifth
- Bottom Five A Mix Of Marketers
- Carson Is Top Marketer Of Relaxers
- Soft Sheen's Conditioning Products Lead
- Soft Sheen Also First In Styling Products
- Carson Holds Nearly Half Of Color Segment
- Soft Sheen Claims One-Third Of Curl Activator Sales
- The Competitive Situation
- Dearth Of New Styles Cools Market
- Number Of Leading Marketers Narrows
- Majors Change Market
- Price Concerns
- Competitive Profiles
- Carson Aggressively Expanding
- Soft Sheen Under L'oréal
- Luster Products Stays Modern
- Pro-Line Continues To Grow
- Alberto-Culver And Sally Beauty
- Marketing And New Product Trends
- Ethnic Stars And Hairstyle Trends
- Natural Products Are Biggest Trend
- Improved Hair Color A Bright Spot
- The Case For Children's Products
- Men's Segment Gaining Strength
- Consumer Advertising And Promotion
- National Consumer Advertising Exceeds $16 Million
- Four Companies Account For Majority Of Advertising
- Bigger Names Mean Bigger Budgets
- Going For The Professionals' Dollars
- Appealing To Women's Sense Of Power
- Afrocentric Positioning
- Mass Marketers Giving More Attention
- Examples Of Consumer Advertising
- Distribution And Retail
- Distributors Improving Stocking Systems
- Shares By Retail Sector
- Mass Merchandisers And B&Bs Gain At Drugstores' Expense
- Mass Merchandisers Expanding Ethnic Stocks
- The B&B Arena
- Supermarkets Trail In Sales
- The Consumer
- Simmons Market Research Bureau Data
- Blacks Comprise 40% Of Home Permanent Users
- Heavy Users Of Home Permanents
- Ethnic Consumers Overindex In Hairstyling Products
- 18% Of Hispanics Are Heavy Users Of Hairstyling Products
- Hispanics, Blacks Are Top Users Of Hair Coloring
- Less Ethnic Skew In Heavy Use Of Hair Color
- Ethnics Above-Average Users Of Conditioners/Creme Rinse
- Use Of Shampoo Highest Among Asian-Americans
- Three-Fourths Of African-American Women Relax Their
Hair
IV Ethnic Cosmetics
- The Products
- Scope Of Market
- Skin Tones Primary Reason For Ethnic Market
- Color Cosmetics Are Nothing New
- Many Traditional Cosmetics Were Unsafe
- Problem Ingredients: Titanium And Oil
- Barbara Walden Develops First Black Cosmetics
- Flori Roberts, Johnson Publishing Enter Field
- Hispanic Cosmetic Needs Historically Neglected
- Hispanic Culture Is A Makeup Culture
- Asian-American Companies Answer Need
- Product Types
- Four Product Groups
- Facial Makeup
- Lip Coloring
- Nail Care
- Eye Makeup
- FDA Oversight Of Product Safety
- Market Size And Composition
- Market At $291 Million In 1999
- Market Steady, But Not As Strong
- Profits Based On Unit Growth
- Lip Makeup Growing At 14% Pace
- Facial Makeup Comprises Half Of Market
- Factors To Market Growth
- Outlook Volatile
- Size Matters
- Hispanic Market Remains Under-Tapped
- Asian-American Market Poised To Grow
- Problems Still Persist
- Projected Market Growth
- Market To Reach $372 Million In 2004
- The Marketers
- A Limited Number Of Marketers
- Marketer And Brand Shares
- Note On Share Estimates
- Procter & Gamble Leads Market
- Revlon Holds Second Place
- Carson Products Comes In Third With Posner
- L'oréal's Maybelline In Fourth Place
- Pavion Takes Fifth Place
- Cover Girl Is Clear Leader In Facial Makeup
- Pavion Tops In Lip Colorings
- Arthur Matney Leads In Nail Care
- The Eye Makeup Line-Up
- The Competitive Situation
- Market In New Inning
- Mainstream Marketers Target Ethnics
- Competition Increases At Prestige Level
- Competitive Profiles
- Procter & Gamble Leads The Way
- "Cosmetics Is One Business" At Revlon
- Carson As Cosmetics Marketer
- Maybelline Seeks New Path For Ethnic Cosmetics
- Pavion Reaches Out To All Ethnic Groups
- Color Me Beautiful Expanded
- J Strickland Expands Zuri
- Yee Sisters Take Zhen Approach
- Marketing And New Product Trends
- From Swedish To Sudanese
- Makeup Makeovers
- Natural Product Trend Spreads To Makeup
- Ethnic Celebrities Tout Their Own Lines
- Consumer Advertising And Promotion
- Note On Advertising Data
- Ethnic Marketer Advertising Expenditures Top $6 Million
- Johnson Publishing Runaway First-Place Advertiser
- Carson In Second Place
- Biocosmetics A Distant Third
- Most Products Advertised In Black Magazines
- Mainstreamers Integrate Ads
- Supermodels And Super-Athletes
- Price And Color Range Are Key Advertising Themes
- Marketers Take Advantage Of Cable
- Promotions Crucial In Ethnic Market
- Mainstream Maybelline Adopts Ethnic Marketer
- Strategies
- Coupons Still Popular
- Examples Of Advertising
- Distribution And Retail
- General Marketers Control Distribution System
- Shares By Retail Sector
- Mass-Market Dynamics
- Drugstore Woes
- The B&B Sector
- Direct Sales Believed Strong
- The Consumer
- Simmons Market Research Bureau Data
- 88% Of Hispanic Women Use Lipstick Or Lip Gloss
- Black Women Under-Represented Among Users Of Blusher
- 96% Of Asian-American Women Use Nail Polish
- 21% Of Hispanic Women Heavy Users Of Eye Liner
- Most Women Prefer Pencil Eye Liner
- 72% Of Hispanic Women Use Mascara
- 38% Of Hispanic Women Use Powder Eye Shadow
- Only 38% Of Black Women Use Foundation
- Most Women Prefer Liquid Foundation
- 33% Of Hispanic Women Use Loose Powder
- 40% Of Asian Women Use Pressed Face Powder
V Ethnic Skincare
- The Products
- Scope Of Market
- African-Americans Have Special Skin Needs
- Hispanic Needs Not Addressed
- Delicacy Of Asian Skin
- Ingredients Specific To Ethnic Skincare
- Do Ahas Really Work?
- Government Regulation
- Skincare Products Under FDA Jurisdiction
- Hydroquinone
- Fda And Alpha-Hydroxy Acids
- Study Supports Safety Of Ahas
- Market Size And Composition
- Sales At $108 Million In 1999
- Little To Cheer About
- Shaving Products Claim One-Fourth Of Market
- Fade Creams Central To Market
- Cocoa Butter In Half Of All Products
- Some Hispanic And Asian Consumers Look Abroad For
Products
- Factors To Market Growth
- Overall Prospects
- Demographics A Boon
- Skincare A Healthcare Issue
- Working Women, Natural Aesthetic Give Impetus To
Market
- Marketers Find New Ways To Apply AHAS
- Fade Creams Suffer From Political Context
- Men's Shaving Segment Fares Better
- Hispanics' Needs Still Not Addressed
- Asian-American Market Comes Into Its Own
- Projected Market Growth
- Sales To Reach $118 Million In 2004
- The Marketers
- Handful Of Companies Control Market
- Marketer And Brand Shares
- Note On Share Estimates
- Magic Shave, Dr Palmer's Keep Carson Products In First
Place
- Kiwi Brands Holds Second
- Black Opal Places Biocosmetics Third
- J Strickland And Et Browne Round Out Top Five
- In Fade Creams, J Strickland Ranks First
- Skin Moisturizer Sales Led By Et Browne
- Black Opal First In Cleansers
- Carson's Magic Shave Is Tops Among Shaving Creams
- The Competitive Situation
- New Products, New Lines Distinguish Market
- Prestige Level Grows More Competitive
- Hispanic Consumers Move To The Mainstream
- General-Market Products Reach Out To African-Americans
Competitive Profiles
- Carson Leads The Pack
- Kiwi Brands Belongs To Biggest Kid On The Block
- Biocosmetics Carves Out A Place
- J Strickland Offers Nadinola, Black & White
- Cocoa Butter Central To Et Browne's Products
- BET—From Cable To Color Code
- Color Me Beautiful Strides Into Skincare Market
- Zhen Cosmetics For Yellow Undertones
- Marketing And New Product Trends
- Marketers Embrace Advertising
- Alpha-Hydroxy A Key Ingredient
- Cocoa Butter Still A Catalyst
- Movement In Men's Products
- Consumer Advertising And Promotion
- National Consumer Advertising Expenditures At $4 Million
- ET Browne Takes First Place
- Johnson Publishing Ranks Second
- Biocosmetics Third
- Iman In Fourth Place
- Limited Ethnic Advertising From Mainstreamers
- Cocoa Butter Featured In Palmer's Ads
- Light-Skinned Models And Fade Cream Ads
- Unique Look From Johnson Publishing
- Promotions Big With Biocosmetics
- Promotions At The Prestige Level
- Examples Of Consumer Advertising
- Distribution And Retail
- Distributors Handle Most Ethnic Skincare Products
- Shares By Retail Sector
- Merchandisers Have Varying Placement Priorities
- The Consumer
- Simmons Market Research Bureau Data
- Asian-Americans Are Top Users Of Facial Moisturizers
- 49% Of Asian Women Are Heavy Users Of Facial
- Moisturizers
- 55% Of Hispanics Use Shaving Cream Or Gel
- Blacks Are Prime Market For Medicated Skincare
Appendix I: Examples Of Consumer Advertising And Promotions
Appendix Ii: Addresses Of Selected Marketers
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