Kantar Worldpanel 2018 Cosmetic Seminar Finding New Shoppers Condensed ENG
Kantar Worldpanel 2018 Cosmetic Seminar Finding New Shoppers Condensed ENG
Lecture 1 Global: In the era of Fast Beauty Ashely Kang KANTAR Worldpanel Asia
Lecture 3 Finding New Shoppers in Indonesia Nadya ARDIANTI KANTAR Worldpanel Indonesia
Lecture 4 Finding New Shoppers in Vietnam Antoine LOUAT DE BORT KANTAR Worldpanel Vietnam
Coffee Break
Lecture 5 Finding New Shoppers in China Laura CHU KANTAR Worldpanel China
Lecture 6 Finding New Shoppers in Korean Personal Care Market Jinwon Kim KANTAR Worldpanel Korea
Lecture 7 Finding New Shoppers in Korea Koeun Shin KANTAR Worldpanel Korea
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FINDING
NEW
In the era of FAST BEAUTY
SHOPPERS
Ashley Kang
May 2018
What is Fast Beauty?
4 4
Fast Beauty means diversified needs, various beauty occasions, and be
available at times!
More
Need
Smaller
Moments
Be Available
5
More
Need
6
With more brands available & visible in the market,
Kantar Worldpanel Beauty Korea Kantar Worldpanel Usage Link Q June 2017 Sample 272 Females GB Kantar Worldpanel Beauty China
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Which is why we see so many Multi-function products continuously rising…
BB
Roc ‘5 in 1’
Multi-Function
Tone Up Cream
Boots No.7 Face and Neck Moisture + Coverage
serum
8
Another reason for diversified need is from the change in the population
with the purchasing power & the environment we live
Age of population
Environmental
Condition
9
What is norm to me won’t be norm to them: Anti-Aging can have various
demand and Whitening can have different expectation
Less irritable ingredients, Skin barrier build Younger Older
Dryskin
Anti-wrinkle
Skin aging
Skin elasticity
Even Skin Tone Skintone
VALUE
Pore/Blackhead
%
Healthy Skin with Pore care
Black heads
Flaw Fair
Sensitive/Trouble Luminescent
Non irritable Darkspot
Anti-Pollution Kantar Worldpanel Beauty Korea, Y2017
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CLEAN BEAUTY
RMS beauty
Tagline: Organic meets luxury
Mission: a makeup that doesn't damage but rather heals and cares for your skin, giving your natural beauty the chance
to be
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See the world through Shoppers Eye
“I have a moment, do I see a brand?” Smaller
moments
12
Change in lifestyle is influencing the way we live and how we see the
moments
13
We see the routines break particularly with more advanced markets,
starting from the morning routine
14
And many lifestyle products addressing new beauty moments are coming
which carries different purpose by occasion Convenience
Cushion to go Water Cleansing Pre-wash
Finishing wash
Waterless wash
In Shower Moisturizer
Extra Moisture
15
Moment is more determinant of behaviour than the
person
16
Moment ONE: On the move / Travel
17
Moment TWO: Special Events / Everyday Selfies
18
Moment THREE: Ritual – EOD / Weekend
19
Moment FOUR: Work out
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WINNING THE MOMENTS THAT MATTER
de Mamiel
Through beauty, find well-being
Mission: nourishing the skin, enriching the soul
21
We have many products and may not use all of them regularly but, they
have purpose for various beauty moments – seize the moment
22
See the world through Shoppers Eye
“I see a brand, where can I get it?
Be available
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Why do we have so many products? We don’t want to run out, we like to
try different brands and we stock up when promotions are on!
% Occasions
(multiple response)
53% 52% 46%
Like to try different brands Never want to run out Promotions make it worthwhile
stocking up
% Occasions
3. Cosmetics store 3. Cosmetics store 3. Hyper & Super 3. Mini store 3. Hyper & Super 3. Drug store
Kantar worldpanel Beauty CN Y2017; Kantar Worldpanel HH VN 2017; Kantar Worldpanel HH GB 2016
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And it’s a platform to learn, share, be influenced and to buy
Discovery
Destination
26
On the other hand Offline has become more focused on “Discovery” & a
“Quick impulse buy”
AFFORDABLE TRIAL
PACK – REACHES MAT Jun'16
& DISCOVER
Garnier
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Therefore, allowing your full senses to be engaged is very important
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The most important is to help “Stay On” at the offline
and ensure “You are On” for the right digital platform
32% of influencers
Of teenage 32% who currently work
70% YouTube 86%
Of women turn to
with brands cite
social networks
subscribers trust before making a Facebook as the
influencer opinions purchase 24% best platform,
over traditional followed by
celebrities Instagram at 24%
Of the most-viewed
Of consumers are beauty videos on Of beauty and
71% more likely to 86% YouTube were made 57% fashion companies
make a purchase by influencers, use influencers as
based on a social compared to 14% by part of their
media reference beauty brands, marketing strategies
themselves.
1. Source: http://starngage.com/influencer-marketing-thailand/
2. Source: http://www.euromonitor.com/skin-care-in-thailand/report
There are many shoppers out there waiting for you to reach!
Availability
Need
Finding new
Shoppers
Moments
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FINDING
NEW Targeting Changing Consumers and
SHOPPERS Behaviors in America
Erica Williams
May 10th, 2018
The power has shifted from manufacturer to consumers
New brands and channels are disrupting the market
Manufacturer-led Consumer-led
Doubled
users in 1
year!
22%
Cosmetic
Users
Specialist Beauty
Subscription Beauty
23%
Department Avon Lady Cosmetic
Drug Stores Users
Stores (Direct-to-Consumers) Online Independents
32
Skincare grows as women add more specialized and Anti-Aging products to
their regime
33
The day-to-day use of Cosmetics is declining
Only half of women use Cosmetics in the week, and the largest categories are declining. There is a sub-set of women who
are experimenting more with Cosmetics, growing new formats and colors
34
K-Beauty continues to grow in America
“K-Beauty” is almost a brand in itself, when a beauty product is from Korea, it is automatically considered premium and
effective
35
Changing Consumers
Multicultural
America is increasingly diverse, we need to target the beauty needs of
different ethnicities
Targeting the needs of Non-White consumers is increasingly important, especially when targeting younger age groups
2012 37%
Non-White
Hispanic American
17% 29% (+115%)
2060 53%
Non-White
African American
13% 14% (+42%)
% 2012 % 2060 (% Population Change)
https://census.gov/content/dam/Census/library/publications/2015/demo/p25-1143.pdf
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Brands are reacting by broadening product ranges and communicating
inclusivity
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What does this mean for Skincare?
Women across ethnicities have different skincare needs and regimes to target
Fine lines/wrinkles Fine lines/wrinkles, dull skin, Acne, uneven skin tone, Acne, blackheads, open
Facial Skin Conditions
Blackheads under eye circles sensitive skin, shiny skin pores, shiny skin
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What does this mean for Cosmetics?
Engagement in cosmetics varies by ethnicity. Caucasian women are the most likely to use Cosmetics in their average
routine, but it’s African American and Hispanic women seeking more niche/specialist brands
CoverGirl
Winning brands CoverGirl, Avon MAC, Mary Kay, NYX Clinique, MAC, Tarte
Maybelline
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Changing Consumers
Centennials
The mind-set of Centennials is different, but physical needs and
hormonal changes influence product usage currently
Physical Differences Products Used Attitudes
Simple Complex Image Driven
More likely to use: “My looks are important to me
Face Wash & “Like to use latest brands/products”
No Facial Skin Acne Cleansers,
Blackheads
Conditions Deodorants Varied Lives
“I regularly exercise/participate in sports”
No Hair Concerns Hair difficult to
“I look for pampering”
manage, Tangles
easily
X
“Modern”
formats
42
Cosmetics brands that are winning with Centennials
New brands with natural credentials and playful marketing
USA | Females Ages 13+ | 12me December 2017 Brands more likely to be used by 13-17s Vs Average Women. Over-Indexing in Occasions
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Changing Behaviors
Lifestyle
US: Total
Personal Care
Americans have 9 Personal Care occasions every day…
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The time when consumers use products is changing, more products are
now used at Night
The majority of Personal Care occasions occur in the Morning, but it’s during the Day & Night where use has grown.
2010 – 2015
“FOR ME” TIME
DAYTIME
+16%
NIGHT
+11%
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Products must address the value proposition: Time Vs Benefit
Save me time, target my niche needs, give me an experience
Make it Easy: Wipes, BB/CC Cream Target a Moment: Dry Shampoo For Me Treats: Face Masks & Bath
Cleansing: Used on Coming Home, Before Used Before Socializing & Getting Ready Bombs
Bed An incremental product in the hair regime Event and benefit-led messaging
Cosmetics: Cosmetics leveraging Skin Used on coming home, freshening up
benefits for double-win and before/after exercise
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Changing Behaviors
Naturals
There has been a boom in Naturals across the US
But there are different elements of natural that we need to address
believe natural
choose/prefer natural
Embracing Natural products are more
PC products
Natural Beauty Ingredients effective
“Natural Hair Movement”
49
In the US, the largest opportunity in Natural is to communicate benefits to
the individual, with messaging around embracing their natural self
% Population within each
attitudinal group USA BRAZIL WESTERN EUROPE
77%
52%
43%
50
“We are at a tipping point in the US Beauty market”
MULTICULTURAL: CENTENNIALS:
TARGET DIFFERENT SKIN NEEDS FOCUS MESSAGING AROUND
AND BE INCLUSIVE MEANING & PURPOSE
LIFESTYLE: NATURALS:
TARGET A SPECIFIC BENEFIT OR TO SAVE TALK ABOUT INDIVIDUALITY AND BEING
TIME THEIR BEST NATURAL-SELF
51
Asian Brands Winning in the US
Eg. Tony Moly: Face Masks. Cosrx: Pimple Patches. Belief: Aqua Bomb
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FINDING
NEW In The Fast & Ever-changing
SHOPPERS Indonesia Landscape
Nadya Ardianti – Indonesia Comercial Director
May 10th, 2018
Beauty sees strong growth in Indonesia as Indonesians are becoming
increasingly aware of their appearance and this means growth opportunity
18% 3% 4%
MARKET VALUE PENETRATION FREQUENCY
CAGR 2017 vs 2015 CAGR 2017 vs 2015 CAGR 2017 vs 2015
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However, keys to growth in Indonesia are changing!
TO
FROM
Economic opportunism
and geographic expansion
55
SEEKING EXPERIENCE
More Indonesians are looking for experience
derived from beauty
More Indonesians are looking for look good, feel good experience derived
from beauty hence as the result, more buyers purchase beauty products
HOUSEHOLD PENETRATION – URBAN INDONESIA MACRO CONTEXT
FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 WHAT SHAPES THE GROWTH
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Beyond purchasing products, Indonesians also seeking product/service
that enable them to have beauty experiences be it at home or at
professional parlor
Mariska P. Brow and lash
Indonesia Travel Journalist
service in the
16% spotlight
Penetration Eyelash Extension Service
growth of
hair colorant
for in home
usage Indonesia market
show important
growth for hair
salon industry*
(Kline Salon Hair Care Study)
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Expanding Experimentation
Indonesians beauty shoppers start to expanding
their beauty experience
Indonesian shopper expanding their beauty experimentation by
purchasing non basic product such as eye brow kit and micellar water
U R B A N P E N E T R AT I O N G R OW T H
CAGR 2015 – 2017
54% 23%
EYE BROW KIT EYE SHADOW MAKE UP REMOVER MASCARA EYE LINER
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Indonesian shopper also expanding their beauty experimentation by
trying different color, format, texture and benefit
61
Making Smart Choice
Indonesians consumer continue seek value
through personal relevance
As like any consumers in the world, Indonesians consumers are continue
seeking value through personal relevance to balance their aspiration &
budget
MAKING
HAVING BALANCING
INCREASED WITH WHAT SMART
ASPIRATION THEY HAVE CHOICES
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Personal relevance can mean different things for different folks and this
translate on how they seek value in beauty product
RELEVANCE = ACCESIBILITY
RELEVANCE = HIJABER FRIENDLY RELEVANCE = AFFORDABLE PREMIUM (SMALLER SKU, CUSTOM OFFER, TRIAL PACK)
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IN THIS CONTEXT
HOW TO REACH
BEAUTY SHOPPER
IN INDONESIA?
TO REACH INDONESIA
BEAUTY SHOPPER
#1
CREATE DESIRABILITY
AMONG HIJABI
Indonesia hijabi are key target for beauty players as they represent
majority of Indonesian beauty shopper with specific need to fulfill
WHO IS HIJABI?
67
To fulfill the need & want of hijabi, there are particular opportunities to
penetrate where beauty products can tie faith and beauty
68
More beauty brands targeting hijabi but not much succeed suggests that
there are uncovering growth by targeting hijabi better by focusing on their
need
69
CASE STUDY: WARDAH
WARDAH has strong desirability among hijabi but also among wider shopper
70
TO REACH INDONESIA
BEAUTY SHOPPER
#2
PROVIDE
ACCESIBILITY
Provide accessibility by manage affordability as more than 70% Indonesia
consumers are middle low class consumers - relook price/performance
equation.
Average Spend per Trip (KRW)
Facial Cleanser Facial Moisturizer Facial Toner Facial Mask Facial Cosmetics Lip Cometics Eye Cosmetics
Facial Cleanser in 9 GR Ovale (local brand) Purbasari (local brand) Inez (local brand)
sachet format with price facial mask with price matte liquid lip cream with Eyeshadow Palette with
at 300 KRW at 400 KRW price at 4 K KRW price at 18 K KRW
72
Provide accessibility also means ensure availability in minimarket to reach
mass of Indonesia shopper beauty
T R A D E C H A N N E L P E N E T R AT I ON G R OW T H
CAGR 2015 – 2017
25%
Specialty Store Nature Republic
Incl. Department Store, Personal Care Store, open first flagship
Cosmetic Store, Drug Store and Pharmacies
store in Indonesia on
Jan 21st, 2018
100% 1.6%
Online Online penetration
for beauty products
74
TO REACH INDONESIA
BEAUTY SHOPPER
#3
ELEVATE
DIGITAL STRATEGY
Beyond place of purchase, internet also offer opportunity to reach and
communicate with Indonesia beauty shopper through mobile
31%
Urban Internet Fourth largest Facebook user in the world
Penetration Growth with Jakarta named as world’s capital
76
Beyond media to place ad, more beauty brands use social media as
platform to better connect with consumers and leverage beauty online
influencer
And they
work and
partner
with online
beauty
influencer
The rising power of beauty bloggers and vloggers
(i.e. video bloggers) help brand to build awareness and
influence path to purchase decision
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CASE STUDY: BLP BEAUTY
BLP (by Lizzie Para) BEAUTY use Instagram as market place and touchpoint
BLP Beauty is Through a series of
cosmetics brand marketing campaigns
own by Indonesia #defineyourbeauty
beauty blogger on Instagram
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3 GOLDEN RULES
TO REACH INDONESIA
BEAUTY SHOPPER
FINDING NEW BEAUTY SHOPPERS IN INDONESIA
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FINDING
NEW Riding The Beauty Wave In Vietnam
SHOPPERS
Presenter: Antoine Louat de Bort
Contributor: Nguyen Thi Tram Oanh
May 10th, 2018
Despite challenging global environment, Vietnam is still among the fastest
growing economy.
+6.8% vs YA +47.3% vs YA
82
The FMCG market is expected to grow by 5-7% YoY over the next 5 years –
buyers inflow and trade up on H&B will be amongst the key growth driver!
Household FMCG Share of Wallet Hygiene & Beauty categories growth drivers in ’17
(in % of Value Spend)
+12.6% +14.5% +10.9% +17.9% +7.3% +18.8%
2017
Buyers
15.9%
13.8%
2012 Purchase
Frequency
Oral Care
Hair Care
Facial Care
Personal Wash
Make-Up
83
Who are the Vietnamese
beauty shoppers nowadays?
Vietnamese millennials account for the largest population group and are
key future consumers to win. They are more self-aware than older
generations.
About 36% of Vietnam population
“Nowadays you have Millennials Older Gen
is called “millennials” to take care more
(32% global population) and more of your
skin” 77% 71%
(% agree)
16 17
millions millions
“I often go for skin
care services” Millennials
16% of VN population 18% of VN population
25% 50%
(% agree) +2.6 pts vs YA
Source: United States Census Bureau | | Lifestyle survey 2017 | VN Urban 4 Cities
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Mind the differences between northern and southern shoppers.
Income per capita Bigger trip size White skin preferred Growing channels
HANOI “Having a white skin is nicer” Fastest growing channels
Income per capita More frequent trips International oriented Growing channels
HCMC “International brands are of Fastest growing channels
In one year, Saigonese higher quality”
58% population * shop beauty products Drugstores ▲
Hanoi (3% contribution)
HCMC 61% val. contribution in 1.5 more often than
beauty market Approx. 200K Hanoians
HCMC
E-commerce ▲
KRW Korean brands on the rise!
(7% contribution)
3CE +1.2pts penetration
Missha +1.0pts
* population: Total households in Urban 4 key cities
Amore Pacific +0.7pts
Source: Kantar Worldpanel | Households Panel | Urban 4 Cities Vietnam | Beauty categories | Full year 2017 & Lifestyle Survey 2017
86
What’s hot in the basket of
Vietnamese beauty
shoppers?
6 key trends that are shaping the beauty market in Vietnam
Noisier market
6 1 Regime sophistication
International wave
5 2 Premiumization
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1 | REGIME SOPHISTICATION
As a good appearance and well being becomes more important, there is an increasing number of people
adopting more advanced beauty products.
Beauty consumers repertoire expanding over the years…
# categories
2.45
89
2 | PREMIUMIZATION
With deeper pockets, consumers opt for more premium products.
% of up-traded
Top Up-traded categories Price tier interaction among Makeup products (Vol
Personal Care categories
units – FY 2017 vs YA)
Source: Kantar Worldpanel | Households Panel | Urban 4 Cities Vietnam | Personal Care | Full year 2017 vs YA
90
3 | CONVENIENCE
The busier is one’s lifestyle, the more their need for beauty products that can help them take care of their
appearance in shortest time with less effort will grow.
The rise of easy-to-use products
(% agree)
68 Sheet Mask
65 ▲ ▲ ▲ value GR
+2.8pts penetration
INNISFREE
Source: Kantar Worldpanel | Households Panel | Urban 4 Cities Vietnam | Personal Care excluding Gift | Full year 2017 vs YA & Lifestyle Survey and Family Form 2017
91
4 | HEALTH CONSCIOUSNESS & NATURAL PRODUCTS
Under a context of fast rising healthier lifestyle steamed from recurrent scandals around counterfeit products
or harmful ingredients, this trend is growing aggressively.
… leads to growing adoption of … innitiatives push from big global players
Mindful Consumerism
natural-oriented brands “Natural” concept of fresh and detox
82%
ST. IVES ▲ ▲ ▲ value GR%
(+0.4pts pen.) NAUNAU TUTAYLAMHET LÁ HOUSE
Source: Kantar Worldpanel | Households Panel | Urban 4 Cities Vietnam | Personal Care excluding Gift | Full year 2017 vs YA & Lifestyle Survey 2017
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5 | INTERNATIONAL WAVE
Consumers have an increasingly positive attitude for international and imported products.
China
8%
Makeup
Remover
2014 2016 2017
US + 5.0%
7%
Nivea Byphasse
+20,000 HHs +12,500 HHs
Source: GSO Vietnam & Kantar Worldpanel | Household panel & Lifestyle Survey | Urban 4 cities & Rural Vietnam | Personal Care excluding Gift | Full year 2017 vs YA
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Where do they shop for
beauty items?
Traditional trade still dominates the market yet the growth is driven by
the rise of modern channels. As more specialized and convenient format
emerge, channels repertoire increase.
Top choice of channels are pretty similar between Makeup and Time to offer omni-channel experience,
Skincare – highest consumer reach in Street shops esp. for the millennial generation
# of channels per Household
but Personal Care – Beauty products
Specialty Stores & E-
Street Shops
commerce are more Makeup
popular when shopping
Wet Market 1.8 2.0
Makeup
Personal Care Specialty
95
Fast growth of Drugstores well supported by the booming number of
stores. Make sure to be visible in this channel to reach young women with
middle income.
More consumer reach of Drugstores MT thanks to rapidly Drugstore MT shopper portrait
increasing accessibility
Mostly in HCMC
Women 26YO
+21,539 HHs
Middle Income PC
Guardian Medicare (1.75-4.5ml)
Number of Store Number of Store
2017 2017
Young adults living
with parents
62 65
Source: Kantar Worldpanel | Households Panel | Urban 4 Cities Vietnam | Beauty categories | Full year 2017 vs YA
96
Besides, digital explosion well reflecting to the global trend generates a
huge impact on the beauty world via beauty bloggers/Youtubers/websites
etc.
Changing the way people communicate and spend their time Educating beauty routines &
And pushing for market competitiveness
reshaping market trends
TOP SOCIAL PLATFORMS - BEAUTY DICUSSION From brand supporters
Online time
81% To collaborators
Social media
LILY MAYLAC x 3CE CHANGEMAKEUP x MIRACLE APO
Others (video, news, etc.) * Source: Buzzmetrics
To personal brand owners
97
Subscription box (e.g. Ma Belle Box, Lixibox) is quite new but thanks to
digital development this new format can help reach beauty shoppers more
easily, esp. for small new players entering Vietnam market.
Source: Internet
98
RIDING THE BEAUTY WAVE IN VIETNAM
99
Example of a top performer within the mass segment
3 CONCEPT EYES – 3CE
Appearing as a “trend-setting”
brand offering the right shades for
me and innovative makeup products
with appealing packaging *
Source: Kantar Worldpanel | Households Panel | Urban 4 Cities Vietnam | Total Makeup | Full year 2017 vs YA & (*) Kantar Millward Brown U&A Study Jun 2017
FINDING
NEW In China Beauty Market’s Untapped
SHOPPERS Potentials
Laura CHU
May 10th, 2018
China FMCG fell harder than GDP in the past 5 years yet slightly warmed
up and grew 4.3% in 2017, accelerated by a stronger premiumization trend.
GDP & FMCG Value Evolution Market Driver
FMCG, 2017 vs. YA
(2016 vs. YA)
GDP FMCG
Sluggish
8.0% Basket Size -1.3%
5.9%
(Volume/Trip)
4.1% 4.3%
3.6%
Decreasing
Frequency -1.8%
7.8 7.3 6.9 6.7 6.9
102
Growth engine of China FMCG has shifted to Southwestern and Central
provinces, as well as mid-tier cities.
Total FMCG Value GR by
TTL FMCG Value GR Y2017 vs YA
Regions Y2017 vs YA
0%< - <3.5% Heilongjiang City Tier Value GR
3.5%<- <7%
KEY CITIES
Jilin
A CITIES +4.8%
>7%
Xinjiang Liaoning
Inner Mongolia
B CITIES +4.4%
No data available Beijing
Gansu
Tianjin C+D CITIES
Hebei
Ningxia Shandong
Shanxi
Qinghai
Jiangsu
Henan
Shaanxi A number of A/B cities in Southwestern and
Anhui Shanghai
Tibet
Hubei
Central provinces (marked ) launched preferred
Sichuan Chongqing Zhejiang
Jiangxi
housing and Hukou policies to attract young
Hunan Fujian talents.
Guizhou
Taiwan
Yunnan Guangxi Guangdong
Hong Kong
Hainan
103
Skincare and Makeup are the biggest opportunities in personal care.
Personal Care Category Performance Y2017 vs YA
Penetration
Mature Star
Skincare
Shampoo
Bar Soap
Body Care Shower Gel Makeup
Conditioner
Hand Wash
Hair Styling
Deodorant Hair Colorant
Fragrance Intimate Wash
Opportunity
Value Growth Rate
Bubble size = Absolute Value
104
Cosmetics competition environment became more fair.
Embracing international standards help build trust and competitiveness for
Chinese brands.
Import tax cut and inland duty free stores lower the entry barriers for foreign brands.
MORE STANDARDIZED MORE OPEN
• 2016 June
Raised SPF and PA limit • 2018 April
from SPF30/PA+++ Tmall duty free shop opened
to SPF50+, PA++++ in Hangzhou
105
WHO are new shoppers
Young females in their 20’s are the market leader and growth driver.
Y2016 Avg. Spend per Buyer Y2017 Avg. Spend per Buyer
960
723 717
561
441
AGE 15-19 AGE 20-29 AGE 30-39 AGE 40-49 AGE 50-64
107
In 10 years’ time, the importance of 30+ females will increase for Cosmetics
market. Pre-empting their needs in innovations help win the future.
Value Contribution to Total Cosmetics by Age
Y2017 Y2028E*
8%
AGE 15-19 18%
AGE 20-29
24%
AGE 30-39
20%
AGE 40-49
AGE 50-64
30%
108
WHERE to find them
Lower tier cities experienced a major boom of consumer spending in
Y2017; mid-tier (A+B) cities have exceeded Key cities.
Avg. Spend per Buyer on Cosmetics Y2017 vs YA
1029
Y2017
994
Avg. Spend per Buyer
952 952
899 Y2016
Avg. Spend per Buyer
110
A cities and below tiers are still riding on E-commerce boom, driven by
both young and mature females; while a strong surge happens in Dept.
Store/ Shopping Mall in Key cities.
Cosmetics Value GR by Channel Y2017 vs YA
TTL CHANNEL
DPT STORE/
SHOPPING MALL
111
Behaviors of young and mature females are different in online channels.
Mature consumers rely heavily on traditional EC platforms, while young
consumers are diversifying.
Cosmetics Value GR by e-Retailer Types Y2017 vs YA Other Online Channel Value Share
50% 51%
40% 40% 43%
Other Online Channels Value Share
AGE 15-19 AGE 20-29 AGE 30-39 AGE 40-49 AGE 50-54
112
WHAT product to offer
Skin care: consumers are trading up in basic routines, while adding on
functional and protection regimes
Skin care sub-segments performance Y2017 vs YA Luxury/Premium penetration point increase Y2017 vs YA
70.0
Penetration
Star
60.0
Facial Lotion +1.7 +1.4 +1.6
Wash
50.0
Cream
Mask TONER LOTION CREAM
40.0
Toner
Penetration point increase Y2017 vs YA
30.0
Eye Care
20.0 Essence
Sun Care
+1.0 +1.4 +1.8 +0.8
10.0
Makeup Removal MAKEUP
0.0
Opportunity REMOVAL
ESSENCE EYE CARE SUN CARE
114
Anti-age and Hydration are still the biggest recruiters, followed by Oil
control and Sensitivity. ‘Others’ is also expanding, indicating newly emerged
unmet needs beyond traditional functions.
Penetration and pen point increase of skin care functions Y2017 vs YA
Y2016
Y2017
115
Prevention is better than cure, young females are core AA buyers; yet
mature opportunity should definitely be developed. Repairing the skin
barrier to restore to young skin condition is the new anti-age claim.
Anti-age Penetration
Unmet need: Repair
TTL Woman
Y2017
TTL Woman
Y2016
AGE 15-19 AGE 20-24 AGE 25-29 AGE 30-34 AGE 35-44 AGE 45-54
116
Hydration has become the fundamental need in all skin care routines;
hydration+ performs better than single function in attracting new shoppers.
Penetration GR 2017 vs YA
Hydration
70%
62% +Hydration
Single Function
117
Sensitivity is an opportunity function for both young and mature, new shopper
opportunity is from those suffering sensitive skin conditions but have yet tried
sensitive products. Some are using sensitive products without a concern for their
mild and additive-free claim.
Sensitivity
118
Makeup: face makeup routine is sophisticating, adding on pre and post
procedure to create a flawless base is the trend.
20.0
Penetration
Mature Star
Flawless coverage
16.0
Makeup Base
+Primer
12.0 BB
Cream
Cushion
8.0 Foundation
Powder
Makeup Base Foundation Concealer
4.0
Blush Concealer
CC Cream Cake Opportunity
0.0
-40% -10% 20% 50% 80% 110%
Value Growth Rate
119
Adding to the flawless coverage, Colors on Lip/ Eye is gaining popularity.
20.0
Penetration
Mature Star
Colors on lip / eye
16.0 Lip Stick
12.0
or
8.0
Mascara Brow
120
Consumers go for bolder lip colors and brighter / colorful eye shadow to
express their personalities.
Lip Colors – Usage Occasion% Index* Eye Shadow Colors – Usage Occasion% index*
2014 2015 2015 2016 2017 2017 2014 2015 2015 2016 2017 2017
fall/winter spring/summer fall/winter spring/summer fall/winter spring/summer fall/winter spring/summer fall/winter spring/summer fall/winter spring/summer
121
HOW to play
Young consumers in C+D cities still have faith in Korean products,
especially through Online.
Value GR in cosmetics Y2017 vs YA
123
The biggest competitor for Korean brands in lower tiers are local brands,
who perform strongly in recruiting new shoppers. +5.2M new buyers
Y2017 vs YA
Value GR in cosmetics Y2017 vs YA
Penetration% Pen% GR
67
57 Local Brands
16.9 +5%
49 Value %
40
LOCAL Brands
Value GR
1.7 +23%
124
China local brand successful factors:
Local origin and ingredient (traditional Chinese medicine)
Value +17% Value +14% Value +4% (recovered from decline)
Chando boosts ingredients from Herborist boosts Chinese medicine Inoherb cooperates with Shanghai Chinese
the Himalaya recipe Medicine University
125
China local brand successful factors:
Ingredient + high tech / innovation to create star SKU
Value +4%
(recovered from decline)
Value +34% Inoherb best seller Rhodiola Rosea Essence: Value +54%
Cathy best seller Miracle Essence Water: Award winning technology to extract Marie Dalgar best seller Red Ginseng Foundation +
Niacinamide as well as herbal ingredients essence from herbal ingredients Fun and unique tool to apply
126
Cultural image+: limited editions from international brands and consumer
DIY
G. Armani
Givenchy Tom Ford YSL Dior
127
Finding New China Shoppers ABC
Anticipate:
future demands from an aging society. Grasp the trade up trend in basic routines and the
further diversifying skin unmet needs; continue to invest and drive makeup penetration.
Broaden:
geographic horizon to lower tiers. E-commerce the weapon to reach the high spending
power young females, with the right mix of (content) media touch points to capture their
impulsive purchase occasions.
Connect:
Chinese/ Asian elements in product (ingredient, packaging) offering with strong bonding
with technology or tool innovation. Culture linkage is not limited to Chinese local brands,
can be leveraged by foreign brands as well.
Personal Care Market in Korea
2018.05.10
Continuous Growth of Personal Care Market
Hair & body show a sharp increase in spending as well as traffic, yet toothpaste is recently growing in spending
Average Spending
Hair
Body Toothpaste
Traffic
27.2 27.9
23.9 ~ 20s
99
95 Yolo, Cost-satisfaction, Solo-economy, and Reasonable Prices Are Popular
30s
20.0 51.6%
95 95
81
40s
15.5 84
72 79 85
50s
63 63 91
56 88
47 59 60s ~
42
37 Single Households and Cost-effectiveness is the keyword for ’Value
30
25 158 170 Rate of Single Consumption,’ ‘Favorite Consumption’
132
71 98 HHs
(Mil. HHs, %)
Y2000 Y2005 Y2010 Y2015 Y2016
As ‘Solo-economy’ grows, new terms such as Yolo, Singlesumer appears
Statistics Korea, 2018
131
Changes and evolutions in consumers’ needs develop Personal Care Market
Consumers’ needs become more complexed and diversified product usage varies by TPO
VALUE for ME
Professional Self Care &
+ P LACE
Treatment Home Care
VALUE for MONEY
O CCASION
132
DAILY
HOME
CARE
133
Product Perspective
134
Product Segmentation/Diversification - Body
In case of Body Care Market, the expansion in product segmentation/diversification occurs not only in main category but also in sub-category, and it leads
the increase in number of types and brands of each product (by TPO or usage)
1.99
OTHERS
2015Y 2017Y
Moisture
2.97
135
Product Segmentation/Diversification - Hair
The share of uncategorized product(New type or cross-typed) in Hair Market is also increased
Hair Glaze
Hair Mousse
Hair Spray
Hair Wax
Hair Gel
Hair Styling Others
Styling
Cover
Bridge
136
Product Segmentation/Diversification - Toothpaste
Demands
for new types of oral care
137
Product Premiumization - Body
As various brands including premium enter the market, the price and the number of purchased brands increased
Moreover, these premium brands appear not only in main-type but also in sub-type categories, and that threaten to the exisiting mass brand
203 169
2015Y 2017Y
2015Y 2017Y
Average Price(KRW/Liter) Performance Ratio by Segment
Mass brands
33.8 30.2 Avg.Price 6,229원
2015Y
+7% 2017Y 2015Y 2017Y
138
Product Premiumization - Toothpaste
Toothpaste displayed on the store in the past appears in a drugstore/department store with a fancy package recently
Rapid growth of the premium segment has contributed to the increase in traffic as well as the price
Design+function, premium products enter the market
Premium Brand Value
139
Product Premiumization - Hair
Premium trend in hair care market related to hair-loss protection shampoo causes the increase in price and user expansion; As consumer age & gender of
hair-loss protection shampoo is expanded, concept/brand/price are diversified
140
Product + α - Hair (Home care+Home shopping)
Home shopping and SNS trigger ‘Product+α’ trend in hair care market and leads an influence to homecare-trend growth
141
Product + α - Body
“Body oil + Bodybrush” & “shower head for high water pressure, Shower filter”
3,630
1,086
2015Y 2016Y 2017Y
142
Channel Perspective
143
Change in Channel Usage of Personal Care Market
Traffic of Internet, drugstore, and TV home shopping gradually increased
Internet
144
Omnichannel Trend in Personal Care Market
With the growth of online, the traffic of premium offline channels continues to increase
In channel perspective, consumers tend to capitalize on various channels as many as possible at a particular TPO
as well
Offline Online
Omni shopper Only Only
Penetration
42.0% 51.5% 3.7%
2015Y 2016Y 2017Y 2015Y 2016Y 2017Y 2015Y 2016Y 2017Y
145
Spread of millennium generation trend
Enhanced
Expansion of social status Efficient
M-commerce of women spending
due to due to
Professional pursuing
Increase in
economic eco-
New Product convenience recession friendly
Niche channels
to experience spending
146
Consumer Evolution and Background in Personal Care Market
Finding good
products for me
Complex
product consideration
Information through
SNS / Beauty shows
Expanding touch-point D
of small brands
Basic
Needs
C
147
Seize
Consumer’s
DAILY Moment!!!
HOME
CARE
148
BEAUTY
Korea
Cosmetics in
Evolving
Beauty Rituals
Koeun Shin
May 10th, 2018
In Y2017, cosmetics market turned volume-oriented growth
Y2012 Y2013 Y2014 Y2015 Y2016 Y2017 Y2012 Y2013 Y2014 Y2015 Y2016 Y2017
This resulted from consumption increase albeit price drop
14.02
2.26
14,001
Y2012 Y2013 Y2014 Y2015 Y2016 Y2017 Y2012 Y2013 Y2014 Y2015 Y2016 Y2017 Y2012 Y2013 Y2014 Y2015 Y2016 Y2017
Market change resulted from…
Millennial Age 15-34 Gen X Age 35-54 Baby Boomer Age 55-65
Importance of
Color Cosmetics
by Generation
(Value%)
여학생 기준
교복 브랜드 엘리트학생복
10대 학생 2258명 대상
4월 2일부터 4월 14일
엘리트 공식 SNS를 통한 설문조사 결과
+5
+3
+1
-0
Y2016
Y2017
…which enabled unit consumption increase
+1
+1
+3% -1
Sub-category Occassion
Value Importance & GR%(Y17)
INDEX vs. 2015
Essence Essence
+9% +3%
Facial
Ampoule Oil
+10% +16%
Roadshops providing curated consumer experience
SSG Chicor
SSG Chicor SSG Chicor
Lingerie Corner
Makeup Show Facebook Live Corner dedicated to new&small brands
After all, Beauty moments become more fragmented
Bedroom, Washroom
Office, ON THE GO
Morning/Daytime/Evening
Weekend/Weekday
PLACE
TIME
BEAUTY MOMENT Internal Env.: Skin condition(Trouble/Dryness), mood
External Env.: Season change, Micro dust
Lifestyle: Travel, Work-out, NIGHT OUT, DATE, FUNTIME
OCCASION
Finding New BEAUTY Shoppers
VALUE%
Pore/Blackhead
Trouble
평균
Weekday
More steps than morning
Morning - Special Care
2-3 step cleansing
Weekend
Weekday Intensive Cleansing
No irritation cleansing Intensive Special Care
Minimal steps in busy morning Beauty Device
SC as a base for better color MU
Weekend Evening
Minimal steps in relaxed morning
No-irritation cleansing, Simplified skin care, UV Sunscreen
Total Age
(n=3,198)
1st step Facial Soap
Just water Facial Soap
2nd step Toner
#2 Water>Foam Toner>Essence>Cream
#5 Oil>Foam Toner>Essence>Lotion>Cream
Needs to understand different needs
by Beauty moment
30% 42%
Lip MU Use of Use of Eye MU
Lipstick, Lipblam, Gloss Eye Shadow, Eyebrow, Mascara
by needs by needs
Gen X Gen X
Millennial Millennial
Total Respondents
Lip-oriented User Lipstick
Liptint
Lipbalm
Lip Multi
Total Respondents
Lipgloss Lip-oriented User
Bobbi Lancom Estee
Mac Chanel Nars Hera Dior Missha YSL
Brown e Lauder
Party
Work-out
Shopping
Business Date
Trip
Religious Ritual
Work Hobby
Understand diversifying beauty moments and
Serve More Unique & Specific Value Proposition