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Recent trends of organic cosmetics and its various certifications in India
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Journal of Cosmetology & Trichology

ISSN: 2471-9323

Open Access

Recent trends of organic cosmetics and its various certifications in India


12th International Conference and Exhibition on Cosmetic Dermatology and Hair Care

November 28-30, 2016 San Antonio, USA

Shankar Gargh

Environmental Disasters Research Institute, India

Posters & Accepted Abstracts: J Cosmo Trichol

Abstract :

Beauty industry valued at $465 billion in 2014, up 23 billion as compared to year 2013 came in equal proportions from premium and mass brands. Skin-care and hair-care dominated the global market and future potential lies especially in facial moisturizers, anti-agers and face masks. In Pakistan, Morocco, Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Vietnam and UAE there is a young population, the middle classes and urbanization are increasing, but most important is the sophistication of beauty habits. Opportunities for growth include popular beauty formats in one market which could take off in another, such as hair oil, which is big in Japan, India and Indonesia and is finding growth in the Middle East. Indianization or localization is a key driver in 2015 and coming years with new formats, benefits and textures expanding from the Far East into international markets. Nowadays mobile technology such as South Korean Hwa-Hwaâ??s mobile app provides consumers with information on beauty product ingredients. This fits in with a growing international demand for â??brand Koreaâ? which includes the success of best selling Amore Pacific Corp brands and the expansion of The Face Shop into 29 countries. India is very complex and diverse in culture, language, religion, habits and what not and therefore poses significant challenges to beauty brands. There is immense poverty in contrast to an air of opulence among those who want to show off their wealth and adore cosmetics. The young population is eager to try new brands. Fragrance is at the heart of beauty ritual and accounts for 30% of products sold, followed by hair-care at 20%, skincare at 10% and color at 5%. Beauty brands must also take into account high heat and humidity which can affect the way products react on the skin. United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) has set the theme as â??Seven Billion Dreams, One Planet, Consume with Careâ?, to tell the world to choose what they consume wisely, responsible and ethically. Come on, let all of us should save Earth and should make our living planet to be more beautiful and more organic to live in.

Biography :

Email: sgargh@gmail.com

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