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    HOWTOATTRACTMENINTHE

    SALONS?

    L

    ORAL PROFESSIONNELHOMME

    PRE-CASE STUDY: Giulia Agostini, Mihaela Pisau, Martin Stenner

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    MARKET COMPETITION

    CONSUMER BRAND

    BEAUTY PRODUCTS BEAUTY SERVICESEXTERIOR WITHIN

    HAIR SKIN FOOD SUPPLEMENT

    FACE

    Conditioner

    Styling

    ShampooHair Spray

    Hair ColorFragance Hair&Shave

    Treatement Shave

    Fragrant After

    Shave&Ancillary

    Make upCleansers, Moisturizers,

    Exfoliators

    Age Specialists

    Eye Products

    Skincare (anti aging

    /wrinkles, firmness,

    moisturizing)Haircare: anit-losing,

    streghtening

    Hairwashing

    Treatment

    StylingHair colouring

    Shaving

    BODY

    Depilatory

    Treatment Shave

    Juices/Fragance

    &Ancillary (Lotion, Talc,Bath-Shower gel,

    Deodorant)

    Body Cleansers/Body

    Gels

    Deodorant

    Body Moisturizers

    Body Exfoliators

    Sun (In-Sun/Self-Tan)

    Suncare (prepare

    internally the skin)Slimness&Fitness

    Skincare: firmness,

    moisturizing

    Massage

    Manicure/pedicureBleaching

    Hair removal

    MARKET DEFINITION: European beauty market to serve men with professional

    products & services

    Kits

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    TO ADD: Male grooming in detail EEU

    Beauty WEU

    Male grooming WEU Trends

    MARKET COMPETITION

    CONSUMER BRAND

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    What Fundamental Charateristics define the global and local market?

    Growth opt&threats?

    Charateristics of the distribution channel?

    MARKET COMPETITION

    CONSUMER BRAND

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    MARKET COMPETITION

    CONSUMER BRAND

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    MARKET COMPETITION

    CONSUMER BRAND

    Age & Male-

    segment

    Teens aged 14 to

    17 years

    Young Adults

    aged 18 to 24

    years

    Adults aged 25

    to 34 years

    Mid-lifers aged

    35 to 49 years

    Seniors aged

    50 years and

    over

    Somethi

    ng about

    men

    getting

    older

    Teens are an important

    demographic for

    manufacturers to target

    as they are forming

    grooming habits that will

    last over the long term,

    and increasingly choose

    their own products.

    They are also highly

    experimental, howeverthe overall number of

    Teens is shrinking.

    CAGR Growth 03-08:

    0.7%

    Young Adults are in

    a transitional stage

    in their lives from

    education to

    financial

    independence that

    engenders several

    particular need

    states. They tend to

    have active sociallives and this

    obviously has an

    impact on their

    grooming. In

    addition they are

    prone to

    experimentation and

    are particularly open

    to media influence

    regarding fashionand grooming.

    CAGR Growth 03-08:

    0.6%

    Adults have

    generally developed

    grooming habits and

    preferences, and are

    more discerning

    consumers who

    require more

    sophisticated

    targeting in line with

    their needs andaspirations. While

    they also have

    higher disposable

    incomes than Young

    Adults, the number

    of Adult male

    grooming occasions

    is falling as the

    numbers in this age

    group are falling.CAGR Growth 03-08:

    -0,6%

    Mid-lifers have

    established

    preferences, are less

    experimental and

    generally more

    attached to

    traditional male

    attitudes regarding

    grooming. However

    they are alsoconcerned with the

    effects of ageing on

    their appearance

    and therefore open

    to trying new

    products and

    practices provided

    these are discreet.

    CAGR Growth 03-08:

    1,8%

    Men aged over 50

    are the most difficult

    group to target as

    they are the most

    resistant to using

    new products and to

    adopting new

    practices. They are

    also smart

    shoppers who are

    not easily influenced

    by advertising and

    the media. However

    they are the fastest

    growing group both

    in terms of their

    numbers and the

    number of personal

    care consumption

    occasions. They aremost likely to try

    products that are

    developed for their

    needs, and wish to

    keep looking good

    for their age.

    CAGR Growth 03-08:

    2,5%

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    MARKET COMPETITION CONSUMER BRAND

    IIThe trends.

    Right now the trends in the market is directed towards Life success

    Creativity

    Aura, Touch, Talent

    Pathfinders, Social Leaders, Entrepreneurs

    Leadership, Self-confidence

    Independence, My own Success, Making it happen for oneself

    Manly Man

    Elegant, Sexy

    Ecology, Traceability, Health

    Work success only

    Hard work, Power play

    Physical Strength

    Linear Path, Inherited Success, One-track minds

    Charisma, Self-Consciousness

    Feminine appearance or attitude

    Light-headedness

    Self-preservation, Status Quo, Daily Routine

    Compared with an

    increasing usage of

    mens haircare in Europe

    of CAGR 1,7% and the

    overall market with

    CAGR1,3%, the

    consumers seems more

    primed on trying out

    mens only cosmetics

    and saloons.

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    513

    158

    48

    Number of mens personal care occasions;

    Europe 2003-08(Billions)

    Skincare

    PersonalHygiene

    Haircare

    Fragrances

    34

    481

    145

    46

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    MARKET COMPETITION CONSUMER BRAND

    III- Who goes where and where

    Maybe we should add a fake field study here

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    MARKET COMPETITION CONSUMER BRAND

    Barbersho

    p

    Tradition and

    culture Straightforward service

    100% Male

    Consumerloyalty

    UnisexSal

    on

    Constant customerflow

    Cross sales(womanbring theirpartners)

    More fashionable/trendy than barbershops

    Expanding onexistingpremises(economyof scope)

    MensSalon

    New concept tocreate market

    Tailored complete(beyond hair) serviceand product line formen

    Beauty Communityfor men

    Prime locations

    ... and more

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    MARKET COMPETITION CONSUMER BRAND

    Barber Shop Tradition

    and cultureStraightforward service

    100% Male

    Consumer loyalty

    Unisex salonConstant customer flow

    Cross sales(woman bring theirpartners)

    More fashionable/ trendy thanbarber shops

    Expanding on existingpremises(economy of scope)

    Mens only

    New concept -> Marketcreation

    Tailoredcomplete(beyond hair)

    service and product linefor men

    Beauty Community formen

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