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Dyson, a premium U.K.-based technology company that designs and manufactures household items, continues to elevate its position in the hot tools and beauty appliances market. After launching its Supersonic hair dryer in 2016, the company continued to innovate, bringing to life the Airwrap multi-styler in 2019 and the Corrale straightener in 2020. While the last
As Europeans followed COVID-related stay-at-home orders, fewer women had the need to get glam ― and that included achieving defined, uniform curls or sleek, straight hair. Fortunately for the hot tools market, those who couldn’t kick the habit turned to a little retail therapy.
Trimmers and clippers emerged as the strongest category in the U.S. hair tools and appliances market during 2020, as many consumers turned to home kits to cut their hair. The revelation comes from Kline’s soon-to-be-published Hair Tools and Appliances: United States Market Analysis and Opportunities report, which covers both the professional and retail channels and three major categories: hair dryers, hot tools, and trimmers and clippers.
Our recently published Salon Hair Care Global Series shows another year of robust growth for the industry that already accounts for over $14 billion globally. This is driven in part by products focused on care and treatment. Shampoos and conditioners lead the way with over 4% growth in 2018, with treatments at the forefront of
