Americas - US: Sun Care Market Report 2017

Published: 19-Apr-2017
Sun Care

US sun care is hotting up, as brands push products to offer skin care and beauty benefits, and the market sets its sights on new active ingredients

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The sun care market in the US continued to warm up in 2016, growing 2.4% to US$1.95bn, up on the previous year’s 2% increase in value.

Sun protection products posted a 2.1% rise to $1.5bn, while self-tanners boosted

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  • Companies:
  • L'Oreal
  • Colgate Palmolive
  • Euromonitor International
  • Johnson and Johnson
  • Mintel International Group
  • Bayer
  • MyChelle Dermaceuticals
  • Edgewell
  • KFC
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