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The beauty market is increasingly being shaped by channel shifts and a whole host of indie brands. In a world with rapidly changing products and distribution models, it’s critical to know what is selling, where, why, and for how much.

We monitor beauty industry trends across the globe, from the big picture down to the category, geographic region, and store levels, based on best-in-class point-of-sale (POS) and consumer data.

We also offer analytic solutions such as new product forecasting, segmentation, price and promotion evaluation, market forecasting, and more. Our industry analysts leverage these unmatched data assets to provide data-driven perspective as you navigate the complexities of a changing market landscape.

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Larissa Jensen

Senior Vice President, Industry Advisor, Beauty

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“When economic sentiment gets shaky, consumers turn to beauty products for an emotional lift. Sales performance results reinforce beauty’s resiliency and unfaltering position as an indispensable category. As the prestige and mass industry lines blend, a clear picture of the total beauty market becomes particularly important for brands and retailers.”

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In the beverages market, consumer preferences remain stable with no changes in category rankings. Carbonated beverages lead despite a 7.4% sales drop, followed by bottled water (1.2% increase) and energy drinks (1.7% increase). Significant movements include Minute Maid's climb in bottled juices and Powerade overtaking Bodyarmor in sports drinks. In energy drinks, Red Bull, Monster, and Celsius hold the top spots, with Ghost and Rockstar showing notable gains. Bottled water brand rankings are unchanged, with a shift towards nonflavored options. In coffee, Folgers Ground takes the lead despite a sales dip. The tea and non-fruit drink categories show minimal changes with Bigelow and Nestle leading, respectively. Ready-to-drink sectors and aseptic juices observed steady positions, highlighting consistent consumer choices.

Source: Circana, Liquid AI™,

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