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Color Cosmetics in the United States 2010
Mintel, June 2010, Pages: 119
Mascara sales have been driving growth in the color cosmetics market since 2009, as women have been gravitating toward a more intense look for the eyes. Bolder, longer and thicker lashes are the goal, while lip makeup and foundation purchases have taken a back seat. Color choices in face makeup are becoming more varied, as multiculturalism makes its mark on the cosmetics marketplace.
The challenge of the recession has affected many women, and most have found a way to trade down in price and still maintain their cosmetic routines. Mass brands are faring well while department stores are reevaluating their approaches. In addition, shifting demographics are affecting sales as the swelling ranks of Baby Boomers reduce their cosmetics inventories and fewer teens are moving in to the marketplace to take their place.
This report will examine in detail:
- The positive sales impact that innovations in mascara have had, and how the big three brands (L’Oréal, CoverGirl and Revlon) are leveraging the desire for lush and long lashes
- How drug stores continue as the dominant retail outlet choice for cosmetics, even as mass merchandisers continue to gain customers
- Innovations in all segments and an overview of new product introductions that are breathing life into a saturated market
- The emphasis on humor and pizzazz in television commercials, and the faces of the latest brand ambassadors of choice
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