The Asia Pacific K-beauty products market is anticipated to grow at a CAGR of 13.32% from 2024 to 2029 and the regional market size is predicted to be valued at USD 6.33 billion by 2029 from USD 3.39 billion in 2024.
Wellness and health are heavily emphasized in K-beauty products. Natural components are used to make the items, which are clearly labeled on the box. K-beauty is known for its emphasis on skincare while also ensuring that its products are fashionable and accessible. Korean beauty products are constantly evolving to incorporate new technologies, particularly in terms of raw materials. Snail slime, bee venom, starfish extract, pig collagen, and morphing masks are just a few of the unusual substances found in K-beauty products. Because of its high product margins, the K-beauty industry is becoming more successful for cosmetic businesses, making it even more beneficial.
In addition, following the rise in income levels, there is a larger demand for high-priced premium cosmetics. These factors combine to drive the APAC market for K-beauty products. Furthermore, K-beauty goods cater not only to women's cosmetics but also to men's cosmetics. As a result, new product launches for men's cosmetics target and aid their skin difficulties to fuel the market's growth.
The influence of social media is one of the most important factors in the global success of K-beauty products. Advertisements and video instructions on social media sites like Facebook and Instagram have hugely impacted viewers, propelling the K-beauty sector.
In addition, customers are spending money on beauty goods made in South Korea. As a result, the market becomes more attractive and promising for the future of the K-beauty sector.
The growing number of environmentally sensitive consumers, particularly regarding sustainability, environmental effects, and animal welfare, is limiting the expansion of the K-beauty products market.
Manufacturers of K-Beauty goods are shifting their focus to hand sanitizers, cleaning agents, and personal care products, which have been in high demand throughout the pandemic. Keeping in mind the advent of the COVID-19 epidemic, producers have intensified their social media advertising of herbal skincare products in order to reach a larger audience. Lockdowns and curfews were enforced in countries worldwide, affecting people's lifestyles, health and well-being, and manufacturing businesses. Moreover, many exporters are experiencing critical hurdles during this epidemic, including import and export limitations on commodities, as well as quarantine and lockdown measures enforced by governments.
REPORT METRIC |
DETAILS |
Market Size Available |
2023 to 2029 |
Base Year |
2023 |
Forecast Period |
2024 to 2029 |
CAGR |
13.2% |
Segments Covered |
By Product Type, End User, Distribution Channel, and Region |
Various Analyses Covered |
Global, Regional & Country Level Analysis, Segment-Level Analysis, DROC, PESTLE Analysis, Porter’s Five Forces Analysis, Competitive Landscape, Analyst Overview of Investment Opportunities |
Regions Covered |
India, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines, Indonesia, Singapore & Rest of APAC |
Market Leaders Profiled |
ABLE C&C CO., Ltd. Adwin Korea Corp Annie's Way International Co., Ltd. The Beauty Factory, Ltd. Bluehug, Inc. BNH Cosmetics Ceragem Health and Beauty Co, Ltd. CK Beauty Enterprise Inc. LG Household & Health Care Amorepacific Corporation. |
Sheet masks, by product type, captured the most K-beauty market share in 2019 since they appeal to consumers' desires for inexpensive and quick-acting treatments. These products can help maintain the skin's attractiveness and health by tightening, hydrating, soothing, and brightening, among other things. As a result of their ease of use and price, sheet masks have a significant market share.
The female segment accounts for most of the end-user segment; however, due to rising image consciousness and self-esteem, the male segment is expected to develop faster.
The Asia-Pacific K-beauty products market is divided into three categories based on distribution channels: online retail, supermarket/hypermarket, and specialty/mono-brand stores. Consumers who buy beauty products want personal service and guidance. Hence specialty and mono-brand stores have the biggest market share of all the channels. Customers like specialty stores because they provide excellent customer counseling, after-sales service, deals, promotions, and other similar techniques. Moreover, the online retail segment is predicted to develop at the fastest rate throughout the K-beauty products market forecast period, owing to its ease of use and convenience.
Furthermore, due to the rising population and purchasing power, the Asia-Pacific region will likely maintain its dominance in the geography sector during the projection period.
The rising need for convenience and product availability in India has driven enterprises to have an online presence. Furthermore, in the post-pandemic world, the country will likely see a major increase in e-commerce sales. Furthermore, expanding consumer awareness of beauty products, a growing focus on personal hygiene, shifting purchase habits, and a never-ending path toward sustainability are principally responsible for high consumer consciousness.
People in Singapore are very interested in improving their beauty. As a result, mass skincare, premium products, and color cosmetics top their shopping lists, with Japanese, French, and American brands dominating. Hence, their position as market leaders in the cosmetics sector has a significant impact on their propensity. Furthermore, in recent years, K-beauty products have progressively gained a major market share in the country. Therefore, these factors are expected to have an impact on the growth of the Asia-Pacific K-beauty products market.
Companies such as ABLE C&C CO., Ltd., Adwin Korea Corp, Annie's Way International Co., Ltd., The Beauty Factory, Ltd., Bluehug, Inc., BNH Cosmetics, Ceragem Health and Beauty Co, Ltd., CK Beauty Enterprise Inc., LG Household & Health Care and Amorepacific Corporation are playing a leading role in the Asia-Pacific K-beauty products market.
Frequently Asked Questions
The increasing demand for natural and organic ingredients, innovative skincare technologies, and a growing awareness of beauty routines are driving the market in Asia.
The market experienced a temporary slowdown in 2020 due to supply chain disruptions and lockdowns, but it has since recovered, showing resilience and adaptability.
In Hong Kong, there is a growing demand for anti-aging K-beauty products, with consumers placing emphasis on products containing ingredients known for their anti-aging properties.
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