THE PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY MARKET UK 2006 (BEAUTY - AESTHETIC - SALON - SPA - DAY SPA - INSTITUTE)

Abstract

THE PROFESSIONAL BEAUTY MARKET UK 2006

(BEAUTY - AESTHETIC - SALON - SPA - DAY SPA - INSTITUTE)

SECTION REPORT STRUCTURE

This section describes the contents of the different sections of the report. The different country reports follow the same structure, to allow for cross country comparisons. Where possible, data is presented in table format.

SECTION 1 - REPORT SUMMARY

SECTION 2 - BEAUTY SALON MARKET (SIZE / STRUCTURE / INCOME / SERVICES)

• MARKET SIZE and TRENDS - that is, the estimated number of units, employees, and turnover a year in the beauty services (salon) channel. All data is the latest available over a three year period.
• The STRUCTURE of the beauty services market - that is, the different types of outlets whose main business is the sale of beauty services and products to consumers. Changes in market structure are reviewed.
• Breakout of sector TURNOVER, (in %) from the sale of services and the sale of products over the counter (OTC).
• The top salon SERVICES are identified, and ranked.

SECTION 3 - BEAUTY SALON PRODUCTS MARKET

• The value of the BEAUTY SALON PRODUCTS MARKET - that is, the sale of products to the beauty salon channel. Typically values are at manufacturers' sales prices.
• The breakout of products (in %) in terms of use in the salon, and retail over the counter.
• The top product categories are ranked.

SECTION 4 - BEAUTY SALON PRODUCTS, MARKET SHARES

• The estimated number of suppliers in the beauty services channel.
• The number of top suppliers, their names, rankings, and market share, where available.
• Sales strategies common to the top suppliers.

SECTION 5 - PROFILES OF PRODUCT SUPPLIERS, SALONS

• The suppliers identified are listed, (alphabetical order).
• Profiles of the leading suppliers.
• Profiles of selected salons, typically these are the top franchises, the largest supplier linked salons, and award winning salons.

SECTION 6 - PROFILES (AGENCIES, ASSOCIATIONS)

This section identifies and profiles of the most important of the following:

Statistics agencies, government agencies, regulatory agencies, training agencies, trade associations, professional associations, trade magazines, internet sites, trade shows, trade awards.

SECTION 7 - APPENDICES

This section includes other data, presented in the same order as in the body the report.