Cosmetics Business forecasts 5 Global Beauty Trends of 2020 in new report

Published: 11-Dec-2019 Featured companies: The Red Tree Consultancy
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In the year and decade ahead, beauty brands must go beyond product, and contribute positively to the world

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Market overview: At a glance

What's in this report?

Introduction

Top 5 trends:

1. The conscious beauty diet

2. Bioengineering

3. Impactful beauty

4. The Gen Z influence

5. Preparing for 2030

Country highlights

Outlook

Forecast top 5 largest beauty & personal care countries, 2020

Source: Euromonitor International

Source: Euromonitor International

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Featured companies

The Red Tree is the UK's leading international beauty brand consultancy. We develop and steer your ideas, challenge your thinking, and deliver results. We have an unparalleled...
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  • L'Oreal
  • Euromonitor International
  • Free the Birds
  • Kantar
  • Mintel International Group
  • NPD Group
  • The Future Laboratory
  • UpCircle
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