Cosmetic Preservative Blends Market 2020 - 2028 | BASF, Galaxy Surfactants, Dow Chemical, Lonza, Lanxess, Clariant

A recent report published by QMI on the Cosmetic Preservative Blends market is a detailed assessment of the most important market dynamics. After carrying out thorough research of cosmetic preservative blends market historical as well as current growth parameters, business expectations for growth are obtained with utmost precision. The study identifies specific and important factors affecting the market for cosmetic preservative blends during the forecast period. It can enable manufacturers of cosmetic preservative blends to change their production and marketing strategies in order to envisage maximum growth.

According to the report, the rapid increase in consumer consumption of Cosmetic Products is expected to drive the growth of Global Cosmetic Preservative Blends Market during the forecast period. This has resulted in some of the key developments by companies operating in the market to consolidate their market positions and look for further niche opportunities.

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Company profiled in this report based on Business overview, Financial data, Product landscape, Strategic outlook & SWOT analysis:

1. Galaxy Surfactants
2. Dow Chemical
3. Lonza
4. Lanxess
5. Clariant
6. BASF
7. Ashland
8. CISME Italy SRL
9. ISCA UK Ltd.
10. Salicylates & Chemicals
11. Schulke
12. Sharon Laboratories
13. Troy
14. Thor Personal Car

The consumer interest in purchasing green and natural claims personal care products is driving the growth of the global cosmetic preservatives blends market in the forecast period. Increasing purchasing of power allows the consumer to spend on sunscreens, lotions, and anti-aging products, all items that rely heavily on preservatives for maintaining freshness, efficacy, and shelf stability.

Segmentation for better understanding of this market and its growth prospects

The market is segmented by type and application of the product. It is further divided, in terms of type, into parabens, formaldehyde, halogenated, alcohols, organic acids and others. The use of these agents has the advantage of stable effects that can maintain the function of different active ingredients including antioxidants (vitamins), emulsifiers and surfactants. Parabens are used in most popular cosmetics brands. They are used in cosmetics such as moisturizers and sunscreens; they penetrate the skin and migrate into the stream of blood. Cosmetics contain active ingredients that would go off if preservatives are not included and anti-microbial parabens. A further substance commonly used is formaldehyde.

The rising population and the increasing awareness level of consumers regarding personal care and beauty products led the demand for preservative blends across the globe. Preservative blends are commonly applied in beauty care, home care, and personal care products. The demand for these preservatives from personal care products is greater than others.

Important Factors Impacting Market Growth:

o Rising Prominence of Packaged
o The increasing popularity of anti-aging products
o The growing interest in grooming and personal care products
o The rapid increase in consumer consumption of Cosmetic Products

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Regional distribution and potential areas for growth:

Based on the region, the global cosmetic preservatives blends market has been segmented by North America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, Asia Pacific, Middle East, & Rest of the World. North America and Western Europe are some of the major markets that are also traditional suppliers of chemicals such as specialty chemicals, bulk chemicals, and so on.

Major companies in this market are headquartered in North America and Western Europe. This region has been witnessing a number of transitions in terms of productions of chemicals and respective applications by end-use industries. The Asia Pacific and the Middle East are expected to register substantial growth in global cosmetic preservatives blends market during the forecast period. This demand is with regard to the growth of major applications such as beauty care, personal care.

Eastern Europe has been largely dominated by Russia and Turkey with operations of major chemical giants in the region. Rest the World that includes South America and Africa has a strong potential for global cosmetic preservatives blends market. There has been an increasing number of investments by global companies in these regions to strengthen their presence and tap the potential market.

Market Segmentation:

By Type:
o Parabens
o Formaldehyde
o Halogenated
o Alcohols
o Organic Acids
o Others

By Application:
o Beauty Care
o Personal Care

By Region:

North America
o By Country (US, Canada, Mexico)
o By Type
o By Application

Western Europe
o By Country (Germany, UK, France, Italy, Spain, Rest of Western Europe)
o By Type
o By Application

Eastern Europe
o By Country (Russia, Turkey, Rest of Eastern Europe)
o By Type
o By Application

Asia Pacific
o By Country (China, Japan, India, South Korea, Australia, Rest of Asia Pacific)
o By Type
o By Application

Middle East
o By Country (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iran, Rest of Middle East)
o By Type
o By Application

Rest of the World
o By Region (South America, Africa)
o By Type
o By Application

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