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Statistics to journalists are rather like Watson to Sherlock Holmes - in short, they’re both helpful and needed. After the surprising findings of ’s Bad Hair Day survey (who knew people are more likely to use the hashtag #badhairday over #goodhairday?!), we set off on a path of discovery to uncover further beauty facts.
Here, BD collates 20 of 2015’s most interesting statistics, providing insight into the community’s growing thirst for haircare.
- 55 per cent of the community claim to have anywhere between three and seven bad hair days a week (Schwarzkopf BHD Survey).
- The top five hair-related search terms are dry shampoo, volume, hair, frizz, and hair oil (BEAUTYDIRECTORY JAN 1-AUG 3, 2015).
- Europe holds the highest market share within the haircare industry, with an approximate 40 per cent (Euromonitor).
- The Asia Pacific region is the fastest-growing area within the haircare industry (Euromonitor).
- Dry shampoo is the most searched haircare term (BEAUTYDIRECTORY JAN 1-AUG 3, 2015).
- Hair straighteners continue to be the biggest market, but stylers are growing at a faster rate - 8.4 per cent during 2014 - 2020 (ApplianceRetailer).
- Three in five people claim to have more bad hair days than good hair days (Schwarzkopf BHD Survey).
- By 2016, the global haircare market is estimated to be worth about $US83.1 billion (Euromonitor).
- Haircare will increase at CAGR of 3.4 per cent between 2011-2016 (Euromonitor).
- There are more than 10,000 new launches in the haircare sector per year (Yahoo Finance).
- 48 per cent of consumers claim their bad hair days reduce their confidence and/or performance in the workplace (Schwarzkopf BHD Survey).
- The top three hair brands searched by media on BEAUTYDIRECTORY are TRESemmé, John Frieda, and Schwarzkopf (BEAUTYDIRECTORY JAN 1-AUG 3, 2015).
- 50 per cent of women in Western countries use hair colourants (Yahoo Finance).
- 20 per cent of participants in Schwarzkopf’s BHD survey claim bad hair days make them shy around the opposite sex (Schwarzkopf BHD Survey).
- 60 per cent of hair care products will contain at least one silicone material (Yahoo Finance).
- Haircare in Australia amasses revenue of $AU4 billion per year (Ibis world).
- Having a bad hair day reduces consumers’ confidence on social media. 70 per cent have deleted a selfie or untagged themselves in a photo because they did not like their hair. (Schwarzkopf BHD Survey).
- In July this year, the word “volume” was the second most searched-for word by media (BEAUTYDIRECTORY July, 2015).
- The natural and organic hair care product sector is the fastest growing area in hair care (PR Newswire).
- The male grooming market has grown by 70 per cent in the past six years (Label.men).