Rising country’s young population and urbanization is boosting market growth
The country's youthful population and growing urbanization have led to a rise in the market CAGR for various hair care products. The country's youth population is more likely to use hair color and other styling products. In order to satisfy the hair care needs of domestic customers, major manufacturers are investing in product development in expanding application areas, such as creative hair styling and intense conditioner products. Furthermore, sulfate-free shampoos, co-wash items, purifying conditioners, reviving masks, oils, lotions, scalp care balms, and many more are examples of popular product concepts.
The nation's advertising and promotions are another factor fueling the market's expansion. Due to a number of acquisitions and mergers, the South African market for hair care products has changed recently, demonstrating the increasing significance of the ethnic consumer. For instance, Revlon Inc. and MDR brand management collaborated in February 2021 to develop a brand expansion strategy that expands the brand into new markets and fosters greater customer interaction throughout South Africa.
Consumers are becoming more conscious of the harm that chemicals like parabens and sulfates, which are frequently included in hair care products, can cause. More customers are now searching for clean companies that employ organic and natural components as a result. Furthermore, the bulk of retail store shelves are taken up by shampoos with functional benefits including anti-pollution, hair development, dandruff-free, and organic certification. These shampoos are becoming more and more popular. Furthermore, it has been noted that a growing number of customers are becoming conscious of the negative consequences associated with the chemical components found in many shampoos.
There will probably be a significant demand for organic shampoos as a result of this shift in customer preferences. Recently, the natural hair trend in South Africa raised consumer awareness among women and helped the nation's sales of herbal hair care products, particularly conditioners and shampoos. Thus, driving the hair care market revenue.
