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3. Cosmeceutical
 Cosmeceutical term created in 1990s from cosm(etic) +
(pharma)ceutic
 It’s a cosmetic product claimed to have medicinal
or drug-like benefits.
 Examples: Anti-aging creams, serums,
Moisturizers etc.
 These are marketed as cosmetics, but contain
biologically active ingredients.
 Majority of cosmeceutical products are not subjected
to review and approval process
 Fastest growing segment of Cosmetics & Personal Care.

4. Need for Cosmeceutical
 Products work at cellular level and treat
imperfections
 Avoid harsh chemicals associated with cosmetic
products
 Effectively counter the effect of changing
environmental conditions
 Single product can be used for multiple purposes
 Cost effective alternate to cosmetic surgery
 Ability to resolve the cause rather than covering

5. Cosmeceutical in Cosmetics
Market Penetration (2015 & 2020)
Cosmeceutical penetration expected to grow 30% by 2020
Cosmeceutical
Cosmetics
87%
13%
Cosmeceutical
Cosmetics
83%
17%

6. Application Areas
 Skin care is expected to maintain its dominance
in near future
 Injectable fastest growing segment
 Female segment accounts for 85% of total
market
 The male segment is witnessing a rapid growth
 Players launching men products
 Physician dispensed cosmeceutical are gaining
popularity
 Asian countries expected to witness the highest
growth
2015f
Others
Injectables
Hair Care Skin Care
14%
5%
21%
60%

7. Skin Care Cosmeceutical Market
 Anti-aging cosmeceutical are the star performers
 Sun protection and anti acne other widely used
products
 The 35+ age group a major opportunity
 BB and CC creams are the latest trend
 Use of technologically sophisticated
ingredients growing
 In Asia, skin whitening products posses
huge opportunity
 China and India focal point for growth
By Application (2015e)
Skin Whitening
Sun Protection
Professional
Skin Care
Anti - Acne
Others
Anti Aging41%
17%
16%
14%
9%
3%
Market (Billion US$)
CAGR 8%
2015e 2020f
25
37

8.  Developed region major market for hair
growth
 Anti Dandruff is the fasted growing segment
 High demand of hair care products from men
 Active ingredients based products
being launched
 Emerging economies are the focal
point for growth
Hair Care Cosmeceutical Market
By Application (2015e)
Anti -
Dandruff
Others
Hair Growth
52%
40%
8%
Market (Billion US$)
CAGR 8%
2015e 2020f
6
9

9. Injectable Cosmeceutical Market
 Botox most widely used botulinum toxin
 Dermal fillers segment fastest growing
 Affluent section is the major user of dermal fillers
 Hyaluronic acid (HA) based fillers are most
extensively used
 Solid HA filler an advanced version
 Other dermal filler materials - Collagen and
Calcium hydroxylapatite
By Application (2015e)
Dermal
Fillers
Others
Botulinum
Toxin
65%
23%
12%
Market (Billion US$)
CAGR 10%
2015e 2020f
2
3

10. • Lip balms, most widely used lip care
product
• Tooth whitening highest growing segment
• Aging population major consumer of anti
cellulite products
• Launch of low priced products in Asian
regions
• The Asian countries focal point for growth
Others Cosmeceutical Market
By Application (2015e)
Others
Anti-Cellulite/
Body Slimming
Preparations Tooth
Whitening
Lip Care
30%32%
10% 28%
Market (Billion US$)
CAGR 9%
2015e 2020f
8
13

11. Cosmeceutical Market: Regions
 Asia Pacific is the largest market
 Rising disposable income major factor for
the growth of Asia Pacific market
 Anti agers and skin whitening high growth
segments in Asia Pacific market
 Players investing in emerging economies
 North America and Europe are expected
to witness moderate growth.
 Anti agers are leading the North
American and European market
2020f
Asia
Pacific
Rest of
the World
North
America
Europe
24%
13%57%
6%
2015e
Asia
Pacific
Rest of
the World
North
America
Europe
29%
16%
49%
6%

12. North America Cosmeceutical Market
 Anti-aging skin care segment is the largest
market
 New Trend- Genomic enabled ingredients
 Increasing demand high performance multi-
functionality products
 New and improved Hyaluronic acid
(HA) based products present in market
 Non HA source based fillers are the
new products in the market
By Country (2015e)
US
Others
94%
6%
Market (Billion US$)
CAGR 5%
2015e 2020f
12
15

13. Europe Cosmeceutical Market
 Prime target for cosmeceutical manufacturers
 Incessant launch of new products - Less
stringent regulations
 Foreign players entering the market
 Skin care is the largest segment of the market
 45-54 age group major consumers in Spain
and Italy
 Germany is likely to witness a rise in the
demand by people in the 55-64 yrs age-group
By Country (2015e)
France
Germany
Italy
UK
Spain
Others
29%
22%20%
17%
10%
2%
Market (Billion US$)
CAGR 4%
2015e 2020f
7
8

14. Asia Pacific Cosmeceutical Market
 Skin care is the major segment
 Injectable segment is the fastest growing
 High demand for herbal and less expensive
cosmeceutical
 30 + age group women- Major consumer
of skin care cosmeceutical
 The growth of the market will be focused
on India and China
 India is becoming a hub for cosmeceutical
based clinical studies in South East Asia
By Country (2015e)
Rest of
the Asia
India
China
Japan
40%
30%
16%
14%
Market (Billion US$)
CAGR 11%
2015e 2020f
20
35

15. Rest of theWorld Cosmeceutical Market
 Latin America especially Brazil is the major market
 Brazil is the third largest consumer market for
cosmetics and other products related to beauty
 Hair care is the largest segment in Latin America
 Skin care products are extensively used in
African countries
 High demand for natural and low priced
products in the market
 Foreign players are focusing on RoW
market
Market (Billion US$)
CAGR 10%
2015e 2020f
2
4

16. Market Influencing Factors
High
Low HighPositive Impact
NegativeImpact
Counterfeit Products
High Cost
Lax Regulations
Emerging Countries
Ageing Population
Research Breakthroughs

17. Future Outlook
 Use of plant stem cell technology in anti aging
products, a new trend in the market
 Use of active ingredients is another trend witnessed
by the market
 Increasing usage of cosmeceutical by men segment
will contribute to the growth of the market
 Most of the cosmetic or personal care
players are sifting towards cosmeceutical
 The Asian markets dominated by domestic
players
 In Asia, especially China, pharmaceutical
companies are shifting towards
cosmeceutical industry
Market (Billion US$)
CAGR 9%
2015e 2020f
41
62

18. KeyTake Away
 Anti-agers in skin care segment will remain the main profit churner
 Solid HA based and non-HA sources based fillers dermal fillers will be a new
opportunity for the market
 Stem cells and nanomaterials are revolutionizing the cosmeceutical market
 Demand of active and sophisticated ingredients rising rapidly
 India ,China, and Brazil are the growth hotspots
 Skin whitening products to offer significant growth opportunity in Asia Pacific
 Anti acne products posed to witness high demand in the US and Europe
 Natural/ herbal cosmeceutical opening up a new avenue in the Chinese market
 Hair growth products will have high demand in developed regions

19. Global Cosmeceuticals Market Outlook 2020
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