Personal Care Ingredients Market Top Key Players - Evonik Industries, BASF SE, Akzo Nobel N.V., Croda International Plc, Dow Corning Corporation, Wacker Chemie AG, Ashland Inc.

Personal care ingredients market is excessively fueled by consumers. The industry is focused on the rapidly changing trends in terms of ingredient usage and regulatory norms. Ever since sustainability has become the ‘go-get-it’ mantra, consumers have constantly been quizzical regarding organic, bio-based products.

Cosmetic companies have also been exhibiting a soaring level of consumer-friendliness, which may, in future, lead to the curbing of skin-related ailments caused due to harmful cosmetics. In this regard, it would be fair to state that the changing outlook of personal care ingredients market will have a positive effect on consumer health, and ultimately lead to an enlarged consumer base.

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Essentially driven by the ever-changing consumer preferences, Personal Care Ingredients Market is on its way to become one of many highly regulated industries occupying the billion-dollar fraternity. The latest trend in this business sphere is that of using bio-based ingredients as opposed to chemical ones, to combat the ill-effects of chemical-based products.

This has undeniably driven manufacturers to develop products with natural ingredients, thereby creating a fierce competitive ground for personal care ingredients industry players. Azelis, a renowned specialty chemicals giant, for instance, has recently won an award for product innovation in the personal cleaning category, and the product is apparently an anti-microbial liquid possessing superior antifungal and anti-bacterial properties.

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The skin care sector may emerge as one of most profitable revenue generating segments of personal care ingredients industry, having held a valuation of USD 2.7 billion in 2016. The product range for skin care has been expanding by the day, and includes lotions, moisturizers, cleansers, toners, creams, sprays, etc. Personal care ingredient market giants, of late, have been utilizing probiotic bacteria such as bifidobacterium and lactobacillus in skin care products, thereby augmenting sales. Extensive innovation in products is thus, likely to emerge as one of the latest trends of personal care ingredients industry over 2017-2024.

Major companies have been experimenting extensively with product innovation. Germany-based Henkel, for instance, has developed a combo of 9 amino acids with keratins for one of its famous hair therapy line called BC Bonacure Hairtherapy. Apparently, these active ingredients provide the necessary elasticity and strength to the hair and lend an aura of shine. Similarly, L’Oréal launched the Intra-Cyclane in 2010, that has been designed to penetrate to the hair roots for creating a molecular network for strengthening the fiber in the core of hair. The product is mostly used in serums. The aforementioned instances stand testimony to the ever-expanding product portfolio of personal care ingredients industry.

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