Personal Care Emollients Market - Global Industry Analysis and Forecast 2026
Added: (Thu Feb 28 2019)
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Transparency Market Research in its new report titled, “Personal Care Emollients Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2018 – 2026,” provides key insights on the personal care emollients market. The TMR report states that the increasing consumption of natural ingredient-based personal care products will drive the personal care emollients market during the forecast period i.e, 2018-2026. Emollients are basically used in skin care formulations in order to help retain the skin moisture. Emollients also help in making the skin supple by reducing water loss from the outer layer of the skin. Emollients offer a protective film on the skin and hence, it is also used for patients with conditions such as psoriasis or eczema. TMR anticipates a robust growth of the personal care emollients market during forecast period.
The report has segregated the Personal Care Emollients Market in terms of source, type, application, and region. On the basis of source, the personal care emollients market is split into: synthetic emollients (silicones, cyclomethicone, dimethicone and others) and natural emollients (castor oil, squalene, jojoba oil, lanolin and others). As per the report, plant-based emollients are generally extracted by cold-pressing of leaves, seeds, etc. by using solvents. Natural emollients such as castor oil are expected to witness high demand in the near future. This high demand can be ascribed to excellent pigment dispersing, lubricating, and shining properties of these emollients, which make them usable in products such as lipsticks.
In terms of type, the personal care emollients market is divided into: medicated emollients and non-medicated emollients. On the basis of application, the report has classified the emollients market into: body care, hair care, lip care and cosmetics. Emollients are used in several beauty and skin care applications such as body lotions and lipsticks. Depending on the ratio of oil to water, emollients are of different types. Emollients with high lipid content are stickier and greasier and they make the skin shinier. Hence, manufacturers of lotions generally use emollients with low lipid content, while emollients with high lipid content are used in ointments.
From a regional perspective, the global personal care emollients market is bifurcated into North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America, and Middle East & Africa. Among these, Asia Pacific dominated the global personal care emollients market in 2017, owing to high demand from countries such as Japan and South Korea. The market in Asia Pacific is anticipated to register a high growth rate during the forecast period, owing to the increasing consumption of natural ingredient-based personal care products in the region. North America and Europe held significant shares of the global personal care emollients market in 2017, due to high per capita consumption of personal care products in these regions, says TMR analyst.
Some of the major players operating in the global personal care emollients market are profiled in this report to give a better competitive analysis and these include Croda International Plc., The Lubrizol Corporation, BASF SE and AAK Sweden AB.
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