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Cosmetics: a major spending area for young Americans

Cosmétiques : un pôle de dépenses important chez les jeunes Américains

The investment bank Piper Sandler conducted a study with a sample of several thousand American teenagers to better understand their shopping habits. The study conducted in 2023 reveals an increase in the budget allocated to cosmetics compared to last year.

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To conduct the survey, Piper Sandler interviewed 5690 Americans living in 47 different states. The average age of the panel is 16.2 years. It is composed of 53% boys, 45% girls, and 2% non-binary.
40% of the sample has a student job.
It was conducted between February 13 and March 21, 2023.

Despite the inflationary environment, Americans continue to buy cosmetics. Their beauty budget is $313 per year, 32% more than in 2022.

To shop, respondents go to:
• At Ulta (41%)
• Sephora (28%)
• Target (7%)
• Walmart (6%)
• Amazon (5%)

They particularly like:
• e.l.f. (22%)
• Rare Beauty (11%)
• Maybelline (7%)
• L’Oreal (6%)
• Fenty Beauty (5%)

In terms of skin care products, they favor:
• CeraVe (41%)
• The Ordinary (7%)
• Cetaphil (6%)
• Drunk Elephant (4%)
• La Roche-Posay (4%)

On the fragrance side, we find:
• Bath & Body Works (31%)
• Victoria’s Secret (14%)
• Sol de Janeiro (9%)
• Ariana Grande (6%)
• Chanel (4%)

The hair brands of the American Z’s are:
• Olaplex (10%)
• SheaMoisture (8%)
• Pantene (4%)
• Mielle (4%)
• Amika (4%)

Capturing their attention

Like all members of their generation, …

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