Probiotic Cosmetic Products Market Is Expected To Grow At A CAGR Of Nearly 12% During 2022-2032

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Rising demand for natural labeled cosmetic products has been driving the demand for probiotic cosmetics. In 2020, the global probiotic cosmetics market is expected to plummet during the first two quarters of the year. This is attributed to the COVID-19 pandemic, which has created disruptions in the demand and supply dynamics of probiotic cosmetic products.

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However, the market demand for probiotic products is expected to move up by  third quarter and is anticipated to completely restore by latter half of the year. During this pandemic the market for probiotic cosmetic products is expected to be highly lucrative. On this premise, the market is expected to grow at a CAGR of nearly 11% during 2020-2030.

Key Takeaways of Probiotic Cosmetic Market Study

  • The global probiotic cosmetic product demand for leave-on products is expected to grow at a CAGR of nearly 11% by 2020-2030, owing to the ease in applicability of the products. However, the rinse-off market is expected to grow by 6X during the forecasted period.
  • In Europe, sales of probiotic cosmetics is projected to grow 2X by 2030. However, tremendous potential lies in South Asia and Oceania as the market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of nearly 15% during the forecasted period. Within the region there is high preference for natural products.
  • Demand for male probiotic cosmetics is set to soar, owing to an absolute $ opportunity of nearly US $40 Mn during 2020-2030. However, the female demographic will maintain its dominance for demand in the market.
  • Baby care probiotic cosmetic products are emerging, promising new market opportunities, growing nearly five-fold by 2030, owing to the rising preference of natural ingredients in baby care products.
  • The demand for probiotic cosmetics for individual use will record stagnant growth owing to the pursuit of multiple options for beauty products. However, the use of probiotic cosmetics has a better growth opportunity under professional services and is expected to grow by nearly 5X during 2020-2030.

Probiotic Cosmetics Products Market: Segmentation

FactMR’s study has done the segmentation of probiotic cosmetics market on the basis of product type, forms, category, demographic, use case, distribution channel and across 5 regions.

Product Type

  • Facial Care products
    • Cleanser / makeup remover /Wash
    • Creams & Lotions
    • Scrubs / peels / masks
    • Serums
    • Others
  • Hair Care products
    • Shampoos & gels
    • Hair Sprays
    • Others
  • Make-up products
    • Mascara
    • Primers
  • Body Care products
    • Body Lotion
    • Hand care
    • Sun Care products
    • Baby Care
    • Others

Form

  • Fermentation products
  • Cell lysates
  • Tyndallization
  • Living probiotic bacteria

Category

  • Leave-on products
  • Rinse-off products

Demographic

  • Male
  • Female
  • Pediatrics

Use Case

  • Individual
  • Professional Services

Distribution Channel

  • Direct Sales
  • Department Store
  • Internet Retailers
  • Specialty Stores
  • Drugs & Pharmaceutical Stores
  • Others

Regions

  • North America
  • Latin America
  • Europe
  • East Asia
  • South Asia & Oceania

Key Players in the Market Collaborating With Ingredient Suppliers to Market New and Innovative Products

Key companies have made investments in developing their science on gut-brain axis and are trying to introduce serum and creams with skin microbiota to extend their product portfolio. In order to develop new microbiome products and to make them marketable, companies have been collaborating with ingredient startups. For instance, DSM is working with S-Biomedic, a Belgian life science startup, to develop probiotic active skincare technology to treat acne.