Beauty & Personal Care

Beauty and personal care businesses include hair salons, skin care and massage, tanning salons, makeup application/beauty bars, nail salons, day spas, barbershops, beauty supply stores, body and ear piercing, waxing, hair removal, and brows and lashes.

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Industry Description

This year, the beauty market remains a powerhouse, with revenue projected to surpass $500 billion—further solidifying its resilience in the face of economic shifts. Following strong post-pandemic growth, the industry is on track to reach approximately $580 billion by 2027, maintaining a steady annual growth rate of 6%.

Consumer preferences continue to drive the industry, with a growing demand for more conscious and inclusive products. Shoppers now expect beauty brands to align with their values, prioritizing sustainability, clean ingredients, and cruelty-free formulations. While the beauty and personal care sector offers significant growth potential, the most successful businesses will be those that evolve alongside their customers—leveraging AI and machine learning to create hyper-personalized experiences and product offerings.

Additionally, brands that invest in a strong online presence, utilizing social media and immersive technologies such as virtual and augmented reality, will continue to outpace traditional competitors. Direct-to-consumer models remain a force to be reckoned with, challenging the dominance of brick-and-mortar stores. Another strategic advantage? Acquiring a location that’s already built out and operational, avoiding the delays and expenses of permitting and construction. Brock & Grey carefully evaluates all these factors to present only the most desirable opportunities.

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