Chlorine-free, biodegradable maxi-pads and tampons are new trends which are all to disrupt traditional synthetic based sanitary ware products. There are handful companies which have already started ruling the market..
Although there is an increase in income but the disposable income is not increasing at the same rate making expensive, high end and trending brands aspirational.
what are men doing to keep their faces and hair clean?"More often than not, they end up buying a Liril or a Santoor, or any other product that the women in their houses use," says Deshpande.
Amid a huge competition wherein every industry is toiling hard to reign supreme, it is the Indian beauty and personal care industry which is riding high.
India's total personal hygiene market for women, spurred by a Government campaign to promote sanitary napkins among adolescent girls, is expected to reach Rs 2,000 crore by 2018, says a study.
United States-based direct selling company Amway is in trouble as a lower court in Uttar Pradesh has pronounced that the company has been making false and misleading health claims for its vitamin supplement Nutrilite Daily and violating India's food law.
Britain's luxury beauty brand Uber has unveiled its first India outlet in Bangalore, offering beauty services and a host of beauty products under the same brand name.
Hair and beauty chai, Naturals is in talks with private equity fund companies to raise Rs 100 crore as it plans to expand its footprint across the country, says a PTI report.
Philips India, revealed that it would take about 12-18 months to reorganise its Rs 6,000-crore business, following its Dutch parent deciding to create two firms focussed on healthcare-consumer lifestyle and lighting solutions opportunities, according to