India’s beauty and personal care market to touch 30 billion by 2027
Business Standard|September 02, 2023
The Indian beauty and personal care (BPC) market has the highest growth rate as compared to other countries, according to a report by Redseer Strategy in collaboration with Peak XV, formerly Sequoia Capital India & SEA.
AKSHARA SRIVASTAVA
India’s beauty and personal care market to touch 30 billion by 2027

The report, titled, "Beauty Unveiled-Decoding the Success of Pure-Play Beauty Companies", said that the Indian BPC market is projected to expand at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10 percent to reach $30 billion by 2027.

It was valued at $19 billion in 2022. In comparison, Indonesia will grow at 8 per cent, and China at 7 per cent.

The growth prospects of the Indian BPC industry are further strengthened in light of low penetration levels.

India has per capita spends of $14 in the BPC market, as compared to $38 in China and $313 in the US.

"Beauty is the industry of the hour and provides a huge opportunity for growth. This is visible in the growing sophistication in consumption.

People are moving away from buying just cleansers and categories like serums and sunscreens have picked pace.

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