Beauty shoppers review the cosmetics industry's performance in 2019

Published: 2-Dec-2019
Retail Marketing

An exclusive survey conducted by Cosmetics Business and Your Beauty Club also reveals some consumer thoughts on your performance in 2019

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With a new decade just around the corner, a report by Cosmetics Business has revealed that shoppers will demand more from their cosmetics in 2020, opting for products that deliver eco-friendly benefits.

According to the study, in partnership with comparison website Your Beauty Club, 84.4% of consumers are planning to buy

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