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Mens and Womens Fragrances - UK - August 2014 Growth in the fragrances market has begun to slow in 2014, with online pureplayers gaining traction through sampling opportunities and flexible delivery options, as well as tempting consumers away from store-based retailers with cheaper prices. However launch activity remains strong, with men’s and unisex fragrances receiving an increased focus and gaining momentum. Fragrance brands will be challenged by planned ingredient regulations, however they can take this opportunity to respond to consumer concerns over chemicals and interest in alternative formats. table Of Content
introduction
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executive Summary
savvy Shopping Behaviours Slow Pace Of Growth figure 1: Uk Retail Value Sales Of Men’s And Women’s Fragrance Products, 2009-19 new Allergen Regulations Set To Re-shape The Market men’s Fragrances Take Higher Share Of Launches figure 2: New Product Launches In The Uk Fragrances Market, % Share By Launch Type, January 2010-june 2014 alternative Formats Can Benefit From Free-from Trend figure 3: Fragrance Usage, June 2014 personal Choice Is Crucial In Fragrance Shopping figure 4: Attitudes Towards Fragrance Purchasing, June 2014 strong Interest In Refillable Products figure 5: Attitudes Towards Fragrance Usage, June 2014 what We Think
issues And Insights
allergen Regulations Prompt Consumer Concern the Facts the Implications consumers Demand Longer-lasting Products the Facts the Implications the Threat Of Savvy Shopping Spawns A Price Vs Experience Battle the Facts the Implications
trend Application
trend: Moral Brands trend: Experience Is All futures Trend: East Meets West
market Drivers
key Points ageing Population Reveals A New Target Consumer figure 6: Trends In The Age Structure Of The Uk Population, By Gender, 2009-19 employment Increases Post-recession figure 7: Employment And Unemployment, By Gender, 2009-19...