The Japan professional skincare market will be USD 11.9 billion in 2023, and it will advance at a rate of 3.72% by the end of this decade, to reach USD 15.3 billion by 2030. This is chiefly credited to the increasing occurrence of acne, the growing personal care expenditure, and the growing populace of more than 60 years of age.
Nature-based cosmetic goods, for example, anti-aging, skin-lighting, cleansers, serums, toners, day creams, sheet masks, night creams, and lotions, are getting popular in the nation. The usage of these natural materials decreases the probability of irritation and allergies, which can be brought about by chemical-based dermatology products. Natural materials are likewise accommodating to our environment.
Furthermore, the unethical actions throughout the production of conventional products are powering the requirement for organic alternatives.
On the basis of product type, in 2023, the day cream category will have the largest share in terms of volume of around 24%. This is because of the high acceptance of day creams by users since day creams have collagen that supports in keeping the skin flexible and firm and these are among the building blocks of a younger look.
Furthermore, the key function of a day cream is hydration. This keeps water and provides a smoother and softer appearance. Also, a day cream can hydrate and nurture the epidermis and dermis to avert feelings of stiffness and uneasiness.
It is due to these reasons, that the Japan professional skincare products market in this category is growing considerably.
On the basis of the treatment type, the brightening/glowing category held the largest share in terms of volume. This is for the reason that this treatment is put to use for covering cover dark spots, offering a dewy glow to customers, and offering skin, an even tone.
Furthermore, makeup products used for brightening comprise foundations and concealers. These have a key positive effect on the skin surface. Further, these products have constituents that minimize the production of melanin but they do not change the present color.
Beauty salons contributed the largest share, with regards to volume, of about 42%, in 2023. This is due to the existence of numerous beauty salons and a lot of people around the nation prefer to visit beauty salons to look good.
Furthermore, salons offer numerous offers on services to their customers and provide a large count of advantages, for example, they offer stress relief from the same routine and imbalanced work life. Hence, the requirement for professional skincare products is on the rise in these salons in Japan.
The increasing prevalence of acne in Japan has a positive impact on the demand for professional skincare products, and this trend will only grow in the years to come as well.
