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khadiorganique · 4 years

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13 Best Natural and Organic Skincare products for that Perfect Pure Glow

There are numerous skincare accessible products available in the market that claim to be organic and herbal. But there is no doubt that these products are masked by hidden chemicals. If you are looking for natural skincare products which ingredients directly come from farms without any chemicals? Then here you can know about 13 Best Natural and Organic Skincare products for that Perfect Pure Glow. We provide you handmade Organic Skin Care Products that are made naturally without the use of any chemical.

Get glowing skin through 13 top Skin Care Products

Khadi Organique Aloevera Face Wash with Scrub

Khadi organique aloevera face wash with scrub is a mild and purifying face wash which gives your skin a fresh and graceful appearance without causing any dryness. It is a very effective face wash for utilizing on a daily basis. Use this twice a day for a clean, fresh and glowing skin.

Organic Acne Cream

Most of the people are suffering from acne in their life. If you are also one who is suffering from this and want to permanent cure then you should take Khadi organique acne pimple cream. This is natural cream that makes your skin hydrated, pimple and blemish-free.

Khadi Organique Aloevera Green Gel

Aloe Vera gel is a natural skin moisturizer and makes your skin soft, fresh and young-looking. Khadi Organique Aloevera Green Gel is one of the best out there in the market, that you can use on your skin and beneficial in various ways like to treat sunburn skin, acne, dark circles, aging, reduces the wrinkles, etc.

Khadi Organique Aloevera Neem & Tulsi Face Massage Gel

Khadi organique aloevera neem and tulsi face massage gel is efficient in removing every speck of dirt and oil from the face and have active ingredients such as aloe vera, cucumber, orange peel, neem, sandalwood, tulsi, sulphur. It is also available for both boys and girls and even kids.

Khadi Organique Cucumber with Neem Aloevera Face Cleanser

This is a very effective cleanser to improve overall texture and give you a clean and clear look. It has Mineral oils and lavender and Aloe juice to maintain the skin pH. Khadi Organique Cucumber with Neem Aloevera Face Cleanser gives good glow; protect our skin from harmful infections. This cleanser is chemical-free and thus suits all skin types.

Khadi Organique Gold Face Massage Gel

Khadi Organique Gold Face Massage Gel is a wonderful choice for treating your skin with intense whitening therapy and effective in making your skin radiant. This Gel gives you an instant glow and helps you to diminish dark spots, sun spots and acne marks, natural color, tone, and texture. It worked like magic on your skin!

Khadi Organique Rose Water Soap

If we talk about Skin toner products Women then the first thing in our mind comes that is rose water. Rosewater is a very good natural toner and helps in removing dirt and oil gathered in the clogged pores of the skin. Khadi organique rose water soap serves as a great cleanser and has amazing antioxidant properties. This soap will help you to glow pink, as well as close the pores impure skin due to low temperature.

Khadi Organique Pure Jasmine Moisturizer Lotion

Pure Jasmine Moisturizer Lotion is best in terms of skin softening, skin glowing and protection of the skin because it is 100% natural and prevents aging. It’s given you the long-lasting effect without any side effects and makes your skin soft and glamorous. Khadi Organique Pure Jasmine Moisturizer Lotion is free from sulfates, paraben, and other harmful ingredients and the best part is about this lotion that this is suitable for all types of skin.

Khadi Organique Herbal Night Cream

At night our skin is on rest mode so how we forget to take care of our skin at Night. Khadi Organique Herbal Night Cream makes the skin soft and supple and improves all skin issues. This night cream is very helpful to remove fine lines, and wrinkles. This night cream has age spots naturally Natural Moisturizing Factors with the best quality herbs and oils.

Khadi Organique Green Tea & Mint Body Wash

There are several body wash available in the market that makes your body drier than anything. But Khadi Organique Green Tea & Mint Body Wash is more effective than other body washes because it does not contain Sodium carbonate so these will not give you foam as soap. It will never dry out your body and help your body to keep hydrated.

Khadi Organic Pure Rose Water Skin Toner

Rosewater keeps your skin looking youthful. If you are looking for pure & natural rose water toner then you should try Khadi Organic Pure Rose Water Skin Toner to deep clean your face. It has 100% pure rose water and no additional ingredients like color, fragrance or preservatives added.

Organic Under Eye Gel

Under-eye dark circles are a very common problem nowadays. If you want to get rid of this problem then take the help of Organic Under Eye Gel and get flawless skin without dark. It is infused with 100% natural and ayurvedic ingredients that are skin-friendly and safe for daily use. This gel hydrates the skin and lightens the dark under the eye.

Organic Face Pack

Organic face pack can be used by all skin types and this is good for teenage also as well as for aged people also. This face mask brightens your skin tone and removes dead skin cells, giving a clear appearance. With the use of this pack, you can achieve glowing skin in a short time.

These Natural Skin Care Products are the best skin care treatment that helps to have healthy skin. If you want to know more about these products then you can visit our site:- https://www.khadiorganique.com/skin-care-products

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vsplusonline · 4 years

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Reusabale, breathable and sustainable masks that help you flaunt #UseLocal

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Reusabale, breathable and sustainable masks that help you flaunt #UseLocal

Wear your identity

Bengaluru-based National Institute of Design graduate Rashmi Singh, views the mask as having the power to become the narrative of our times and our identity. “It is going to be a big part of out new normal, just like our everyday clothes,” says Rashmi, and goes on to say that “It is a need that can be defined locally and vocally, simultaneously supporting the creative dignity of the artisans, worst hit during this COVID-19 crisis.”

The masks designed by Rashmi in collaboration with Madhubani, Kalamkari, chickankari and Ikkat artists are designed and constructed taking into consideration sizes and requirements,such as baby, kids, young adults and adults, and are made with fabric and elastic which is covered with fabric. Currently, due to the COVID-19 crisis, Rashmi explains the patterns to the artists via video calls, and explains how they could paint the mask.

“Each of these masks makes use of a craft technique or a traditional weave, made by the artisans from the women’s self help groups, and the profit goes to support them. Therefore contributing and not just donating towards the welfare of our craftspeople and art heritage is the need of the hour,” she says.

For details, call: 9743598042 or www.studiomoya.com

— Chitradeepa Anantharaman

Children’s masks

Why should the mask be staid and serious? When 10–year-old Shourya Unnithan posed this question to his mother, designer Sonali Thakur, it set her thinking. At her four-year-old tailoring and designing unit in Kochi, Sonali began with fish-tail masks, then added birds, animal, and flowers to the range. The latest addition is popular superheroes and characters from sci-fi films. Of course, there are also Batman and Dracula masks, in addition to unicorns, hot cakes and flower appliqué work.

Sonali’s masks and can be ordered through WhatsApp on 9400794007

Meanwhile, in Coimbatore 33-year-old S. Gokul Ananth’s company Kalpavriksha Textiles is designing masks with cartoon characters for children. They have already shipped out 4,000 masks on which cheerful characters like Dora, Chotta Bheem, Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck jostle for space. The three ply cotton mask has an interior protection layer in melt blown fabric that ensures 85 per cent efficiency of bacterial filtration. “The mask is foldable and made out of breathable fabric. It is reusable for up to 30 washes. Once you wash, dry in sunlight and steam iron, the mask becomes sterilised for reuse,” he says.

Kalpavriksha masks can be ordered on WhatsApp 9916909487

Merin Sara Philip, who runs an online baby clothing store called Zara: Handmade Baby Dresses, is upcycling left over fabric for masks. Her masks have two layers of fabric and come in two sizes— for ages one to five and six to 10. “They have elastic bands making them easy to wear. I make them in vibrant colours and the usual requests that I get are to add lace or to embroider cartoon characters like Dora or Pluto.”

Zara: Handmade Baby Dresses’ masks starts from ₹25. To place orders, call 974420992

—Priyadarshini Sharma, Susan Joe Philip, Jeshi K

Traditional Weaves

Sree Lakshmi Kalamkari Works in Hyderabad, owned by Yasmin Begum, is a wholesale and retail suppliers of hand printed kalamkari and Pochampally handloom fabric. During the lockdown 23 women in the locality were supplied with Kalamakri and Pochampally material, with which they began to make masks.

Two ply face mask for are priced at ₹18 and ₹17 each for adults and children. They take bulk orders, starting at 100 pieces. Sree Lakshmi Kalamkari Works, Kompally, Hyderabad, can be contacted at 8886440525 / 9676937567.

— Prabalika M Borah

Ayurveda and kasavu

Sobha Vishwanath of Weavers’ Village in Thiruvananthapuram, has introduced Bodha Herbal Ayurvedic masks made from off-white cotton-polyester material, which is infused with neem and tulsi. Says Sobha: “We were keen that the masks we designed were comfortable. My team and I experimented with materials before locking in on this particular blend. They are eco-friendly, washable and reusable.”

She is also doing dressy masks in kasavu.

Made by groups of women come from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds in rural areas of the capital city and Alappuzha, the face masks come in sets of three and for every pack bought, Weavers Village will gift one mask to one of the government schools in the city, once the schools reopen.

Email [email protected] for queries.

Also in Thiruvananthapuram, Maithri Srikant Anand, of Vedhika Design House, has also launched kasavu masks.

“The lockdown has affected the livelihood of weavers in Kerala and so we have introduced handmade cloth masks under the brand name ‘Samraksha’. We have masks made of Paravoor khadi, Payyannur khadi, Balaramapuram weaves… A hit amongst our customers, however, are the Kerala kasavu masks,” says Maithri, adding, “Apart from plain kasavu masks, we have brought out hand embroidered kasavu masks too.”

Proceeds from the sale will go to Samraksha, a fund started by Vedhika, to aid the weaving community.

The masks are available at www.vedhika.in.

— Liza George

Size matters

Kochi-based designer Sreejith Jeevan, of Rouka, puts the GI tagged made-in-Chendamangalam Kerala handloom to new use – as masks. Made of the cotton fabric, the washable and reusable masks come in an assortment of colours – black, white, ochre, blue and others. Sold as sets of five, each priced at ₹50, the masks are made of mundu (dhotis). Rather than go in for one size fits all, Rouka masks come in four sizes – for 2-5 year olds, 6-10, 11-15 and for adults.

Check out these masks online at www.rouka.in

Kottayam-based designer Joe Ikareth has been making mask himself as his employees cannot come to work to his studio. Starting with masks made of cotton, Kerala handloom fabric he moved on to making them out of water-resistant nanotechnology fabric. And now he is working on designer masks for Baro Market, a Mumbai-based designer store.

The masks are pleated, made of off-white Kerala handloom with a nanotechnology fabric backing and micro-fusing inside. Ikareth says they are based on the ‘reuse-redesign-re-energise’ concept, “We use remaining bits of fabric after cutting our signature Kerala line.” The design detail is edgy especially the placement of borders, taking the boredom out of wearing a mask and becoming instead a statement piece. None of the masks is same, “each design is unique but the concept same. We do the iterations based on the idea,” he says.

For more information, visit http://www.joeikareth.com/

— Shilpa Nair

‘Unmasking’ their talent

Inmates of Telangana’s Cherlapalli jail started stitching masks with the cloth that is produced in another unit by the inmates. It started with the tailoring unit of the inmates stitching masks for themselves and the jail authorities. Then the jailor realised it was a good time to promote ‘use local’ concept.

“We created a safety kit, with all products created in the jail by the inmates. The kit priced at ₹900 consisted of 3 hand sanitisers, 3 liquid soaps, 2 floor cleaner, 4 soaps and 6 reusable cloth masks. We sold them at various colonies within 10 kilometer radius. It was heart-warming to see people readily buying our products even though they can afford expensive fancy masks that are available online. Our masks are simple and come in three different colours — green, blue and white,” says M Sampath, jailor Cherlapally jail.

— Aishwarya Upadhye

In Andhra Pradesh, Visakhapatnam’s Central Jail tailoring unit is abuzz with inmates running their sewing machines at full steam. Over 35 inmates who previously made cotton and jute bags at this unit, are now spending their days making these masks. Sensing the likely spurt in the demand for the masks, the jail authorities started making masks a week before the lockdown was imposed. “We are making over 1500 masks every day. The inmates wash the cloth and stitch the three-layered reusable masks.”

Working in two shifts the inmates have sewed 40,000 masks that were distributed among the employees of Visakhapatnam Port Trust, police personnel and several NGOs around the city. The masks can be bought from the jail’s outlet which is right outside Visakhapatnam Central Jail.

— Prabalika M Borah

Daily fashion needs

Chennai based clothing store for women and kids, Azurina, has come up with 100% cotton fabric masks. Dipu Krishnamurthi, proprietor, says that she had started designing the basic pleated masks for corporates but started focussing on fashion masks anticipating the demand post lockdown. Dipu believes that ‘flaunting their masks’ is, perhaps, how one can make a fashion statement these days. She makes it in three different sizes — small, medium and large — for kids and adults.

“The demand for colourful, fun masks is high from the corporates. We also make use of embroidery,” says Dipu. She adds various elements such as twill tape, mixed prints, lace and colour blocking to her masks. For instance, the two-layered Olson masks, with a mercerised cotton inner layer, has been designed with elastic to make a better fit. The design allows space for a small cavity where a tissue or breathable cotton material can be inserted for added safety. Azurina supports NUR Foundation’s Project COVerUp, which provides free cloth masks to the underprivileged.

Those placing mask orders can donate a cloth mask to this project by paying an additional ₹16. For details, call: 9884219837 or visit www.azurina.in

— Chitradeepa Anantharaman

Bengaluru-based textile designers Shwetha Shettar, Reena Krishnan and Smitha Murthy made 10,000 cloth masks for the Bengaluru police, funded by Social Venture Partners and FICCI FLO, in April. The trio started MaskOn, an initiative by REE-Soul Free Design.

Shwetha says: “It started with a favour from a friend, who asked for cloth masks. We had some fabric from one of our previous orders and fortunately we could get the masks made because the workers had sewing machines in their houses. It was through video calls and photographs and quick sketches that we made them do a sample and then it just took off from there.”

Shwetha adds: “The masks are not a fashion accessory, it’s a safety measure required for now. But that doesn’t mean we have ignored design and fit.” They are priced at ₹35. Speaking about how the masks are designed, with health paramount among all considerations, Shwetha says: “We have taken the model of N95 masks and adapted into a three-layered cotton mask as per guidelines. The masks have cleared the ‘Candle Blow Test’. We did our market research and spoke to medical professionals. ” She adds that the masks are not for medical professionals.

They initially started work with around 10 tailors. After the production process, the masks are delivered to the trio’s houses. “Our family members actively check packing and quality checks. Our families have been very supportive,” says Shwetha.

To place orders with MaskOn call 9845183605/ 9980828846/9008200995. Once the masks are delivered, washing instructions are sent via WhatsApp.

— Sravasti Datta

Women at work

Working at their homes in the 700-year-old Nizamuddin Basti, 100 women aged between 20s and 50s, have made over 8,000 cloth masks that are currently being distributed to residents and the homeless free of cost. Post-lockdown, these masks will be sold at Insha-e-Noor’s kiosk inside the Humayun’s Tomb complex, Delhi. Insha-e-Noor is an organisation born out of the The Humayun’s Tomb-Nizamuddin Urban Renewal Initiative, in 2008.

Sahni, who is the programme coordinator of Vocational Education at Insha-e-Noor, says training in embroidery, paper cutting, crochet and garment construction is a part of a plan to help women earn a living, especially in a post-COVID-19 world. “Cambric cotton cloth was given to them before the lockdown in March; Skin-friendly cloth masks are being made in bulk out of this. The light weight material is moisture absorbent and breathable. Masks are both single-layered and double-layered,” says Sahni. They have also piloted and tested 50 crochet masks. Single layered cloth masks cost ₹20, double layered (without elastic) ₹25, double layered (with elastic) ₹27. Crochet mask is for ₹200

Order from [email protected] ; delivery will take place after the lockdown lifts

— Madhur Tankha

Masks show the way

It is 5:30 pm and B Krishnakumari is ready to return home after work. She is one of the 12 members of Yaazh Enterprise, a self-help group of women at Periyanaickenpalayam that has undertaken a project to make reusable cotton masks. “I stitched 100 pieces today. My husband is a construction labour and he lost his job. Now, I have to run my family of three,” she says.

Yaazh Enterprise is supported by Keystone Foundation, an NGO based in Kotagiri, Nilgiris. “The women in the group are economically backward. As a part of our social development project, we gave them a two-month training in tailoring and a two-day online class on making masks,” says Vinitha Murukesan, Additional Programme Coordinator, Keystone Foundation.

This is the first project taken up by Yaazh Enterprise. “We started in April. All the proceeds from the sales of the masks come back into the group and we use it to run our families,” says Krishnakumari. The team uses undyed and unbleached cotton fabric sourced from weavers in Erode and Tiruppur. “We decided to stay away from artificial dyes and fabrics to be eco-friendly,” she explains. The masks are two-ply with pleats for protection. It comes with cotton cords that can be tied back. “The cotton fabric suits our climate and it can also be reused after washing and drying under the sun. Each piece is sold for ₹25,” explains Vinitha.

Yaazh Enterprise has now delivered a total of 5000 masks to 37 Panchayaths in the district. “We contacted G Dhwaraganath Singh, the Assistant Director of Town Panchayaths and he was ready to buy our masks for the sanitation workers. The NGO takes care of the marketing and delivery of the products,” she says.

Call 8870857800, 9626010055 to make orders with Yaazh Enterprise.

— Susan Joe Philip

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tashadeep-blog · 5 years

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Best Khadi Shampoos

Khadi is a brand that relies on nature and Ayurveda to create amazing shampoos, soaps, face packs, face washes and more.

The shampoos from the brand contain the healthiest hair ingredients including neem, amla, shikakai and aloe vera among others. Khadi Shampoos are free of chemicals, sulphates and parabens. Khadi shampoos in India are available for all hair types.

1. Khadi Herbals Neem Sat Shampoo

Neem is a household hair ingredient which is used for detoxifying the scalp and improving the hair quality. It also contains brahmi, tulis, lodhra, and reetha.

Pros

Thoroughly cleanses hair and scalp

Keeps scalp infections at bay

Does not cause hair fall

Removes excess scalp oil

Cons

Dries out hair if not followed by conditioner

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2. Khadi Herbals Shikakai Shampoo

Shikakai literally means ‘fruit for hair’ and is amazing for hair health. It makes hair soft, smooth, shiny and naturally healthy. It is a khadi shampoo meant to curb damaged hair.

Pros

Removes damage from hair

Makes hair smooth and soft

Adds shine to hair

Cleanses scalp

Cons

Can dry scalp

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3. Khadi Herbal Honey & Lemon Juice Shampoo

Honey is a soothing natural conditioner while lemon is a refreshing ingredient. Putting these two together, this shampoo leaves hair fresh and clean.

Pros

Cleanses scalp and hair thoroughly

Lemon can combat mild dandruff

Cons

Can cause dryness and frizz

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4. Khadi Herbals Green Apple Shampoo

Green apple is great for oily scalps and dull hair. It hydrates and makes hair bouncier. The shampoo also contains amla and reetha which are natural hair conditioners.

Pros

Cleanses scalp and hair thoroughly

Makes hair bouncy and voluminous

Cons

Not suitable for dry hair

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5. Khadi Herbals Honey & Vanilla Shampoo

The shampoo contains honey, vanilla, shikakai, amla, tulsi, neem and Vitamin E. All these ingredients work towards silkier, stronger hair which shines with health

Pros

Makes hair silky smooth

Hair looks healthy

Adds shine

Cleanses gently

SLS and paraben free

Cons

Can cause dryness

Follow up with conditioner is a must

6. Khadi Herbals Henna & Tulsi Shampoo

This Khadi shampoo is meant for dry hair that requires extra conditioning. It contains henna and tulsi which detoxify roots.

Pros

Nourishes scalp and hair

Makes hair stronger and less prone to breakage

Lathers well

Pleasant fragrance

Thoroughly cleanses scalp

Cons

Does not control frizz

7. Khadi Herbals Shikakai & Amla Shampoo

The shampoo contains Shikakai and Amla, both of which cleanse the scalp and make hair longer and stronger. It also contains jatamansi, tulsi and sugandhwala for better quality, healthy hair.

Pros

Clears dirt from scalp and hair

Clears dandruff

Herbal ingredients are gentle on hair

Removes oil from the scalp

Stops flaking, itching, and irritation

Reduces hair fall

SLS and paraben free

Cons

Does not lather well

Contains preservatives

These shampoos contain the most exotic, amazing ingredients for hair. Khadi shampoos are a must try for people who love mild shampoos that improve hair quality.

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personalcareandcosmeticsindustry · 6 years

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India Personal Hygiene Market is Projected to Witness Substantial Growth till 2025

27 September 2018 - India Personal Hygiene Market is expected to reach USD 5.3 billion by 2025 owing to the rising demand from younger generation, increasing consumer disposable income and variants availability in market. The increasing spending power of middle class consumers is driving the personal hygiene market. Moreover, Millennials account for about one third of India’s population and more than one third of work force. The increasing inclination of millennials towards better and hygienic lifestyle is resulting in demand for premium hygiene products. Thus, manufacturers are launching products ranges of premium products., for instance, Fresh Deodorant Spicy Black Series by Fog is a premium mass product.

The natural products are gaining importance owing to the increasing environmental awareness. The manufacturers are introducing personal hygiene products made out of natural ingredients. Handmade bar soaps are gaining popularity over the past few years such as, Khadi neem and Tulsi soap. For instance, Medimix a flagship brand of AVA group is one of the most popular brand of handmade soap in India. The health-conscious consumers are looking for chemical free products to maintain their hygiene. Thus, manufacturers are introducing ammonia and alcohol-free products in the market. For instance, NIVEA Fresh Natural Deodorant Roll-on is alcohol free product that provides long lasting freshness with minimum sweating. Numerous variants for single product is expected to drive the personal hygiene market in future. For instance, anti-perspirants comes in various forms such as roll-ons or sticks and sprays in numerous scent.

Browse Details of Report @ https://www.hexaresearch.com/research-report/india-personal-hygiene-market

Traditionally the personal hygiene products were either for unisex or more focused on women. As the men personal hygiene had greater potential of growth, the manufacturers launched products related to men hygiene needs in past few years and is expected to drive the personal hygiene market in future. For instance, Axe Dark temptation shower gel for men from Hindustan Unilever, Nivea Vitality Fresh shower gel for men provides hydration coupled with unique fragrance. The increase in adoption of men hygiene products is expected to drive the personal hygiene market.

With the advancement in technology coupled with high penetration of smart devices such as smart phones and tabs is expected to drive the online distribution platforms. Availability of premium personal hygiene products, imported professional and natural hygiene products at discounted prices are expected to result in a noticeable proliferation of online distribution channels among the consumers. Online beauty retail platforms such as Nykaa and Purplle have emerged as the popular ecommerce beauty shopping sites that offer a wide range of hygiene products among other beauty and personal hygiene products.

However, offline channel is the dominant segment and expected to remain same over the forecast period owing to the presence of numerous organized and unorganized players in the market such as D Mart, Big bazar and others. The retail sector is fragmented with presence of numerous convenience stores in India.

Hexa Research has segmented the India personal hygiene market report based on type and distribution channel:

Segmentation by type, 2014 - 2025 (USD Billion) • Soap • Antiperspirants & Deodorants • Bath & Shower Products

Segmentation by distribution channel, 2014 - 2025 (USD Billion) • Online • Offline

Key players analyzed: • Procter & Gamble • Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc. • Godrej Group • ITC Limited • Unilever

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personal-care-cosmetics-reports · 6 years

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India Personal Hygiene Market Size, Growth and Industry Statistics, 2015 to 2025

24 September 2018, India Personal Hygiene Market is expected to reach USD 5.3 billion by 2025 owing to the rising demand from younger generation, increasing consumer disposable income and variants availability in market. The increasing spending power of middle class consumers is driving the personal hygiene market. Moreover, Millennials account for about one third of India’s population and more than one third of work force. The increasing inclination of millennials towards better and hygienic lifestyle is resulting in demand for premium hygiene products. Thus, manufacturers are launching products ranges of premium products., for instance, Fresh Deodorant Spicy Black Series by Fog is a premium mass product.

Browse Details of Report @ https://www.hexaresearch.com/research-report/india-personal-hygiene-market

Hexa Research has segmented the India personal hygiene market report based on type and distribution channel:

Segmentation by type, 2014 - 2025 (USD Billion) • Soap • Antiperspirants & Deodorants • Bath & Shower Products

Segmentation by distribution channel, 2014 - 2025 (USD Billion) • Online • Offline

Key players analyzed: • Procter & Gamble • Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc. • Godrej Group • ITC Limited • Unilever

Browse Related Category Market Reports @ https://www.hexaresearch.com/research-category/personal-care-and-cosmetics-market

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