Facial care is the largest sub-category of the global skin care market, representing 66.1% of the total. By 2020, the global value of skin care products is expected to reach £147.3bn. While each country has distinct consumer preferences, mature market growth has been slow at best, limited by the strong penetration of most skin care products.
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