Global Black Haircare Market By Type (Fake hair, Shampoo, Conditioner, Hair dye, and Other), By Application (Household, and Commercial Use), By Region, and Key Companies - Industry Segment Outlook, Market Assessment, Competition Scenario, Trends and Forecast 2023-2032

Black Haircare Market Overview:

Market.US announces the publication of its most recently generated research report titled, “Global Black Haircare Market by Product Type (Shampoo, Hair Oil, Conditioner and Other Product Types), By End-Use (Men, Women, and Kids), By Distribution Channel (Hypermarket/Supermarket, Online Platform, and Retail Stores) and by Region – Global Forecast to 2030”, which offers a holistic view of the Global Black Haircare Market through systematic segmentation that covers every aspect of the target market.

The black haircare market size is expected to be worth around USD 4.5 billion by 2032 from USD 2.9 billion in 2022, growing at a CAGR of 4.1% during the forecast period 2023 to 2032.

Hair care refers to hygiene and beauty care that helps men and women to maintain healthy, clean, and fashionable hair. Haircare is one of the most important parts of daily beauty routine for individuals. Haircare habits refer to popular hairstyles and conventional hair care, such as shampooing, conditioning, moisturizing, and chemical treatments.

In order to keep the hair healthy, various products are available in the market, such as hair spray, hair oil, conditioner and shampoo, hair mask, hair dye, etc., based on the hair type. The African-American population considers hair on a priority and hairstyles to be the most important aspect of their appearance, considering the texture and consistency (curly, dry, and fragile) of black hair.

African-American women spend more time and money on hairstyles and hair care products compared to women of other ethnicities. Consumers are increasingly aware of the sustainability of plant-based ingredients used in the manufacture of hair care products. Innovative methods of providing hair care products are gradually emerging in the market.

The waterless movement is driving some innovative brands for African-American people to explore alternatives to shampoo and conditioner. These products include high-performance dry shampoos, innovative solid shampoos such as absorbent paper, various application tools such as reusable brushes, and other products related to hair care.

The global black haircare market is segmented into product type, end-user, distribution channel, and region. The shampoo segment accounts for the highest revenue share among product type segments, owing to its high adoption rate daily compared to other product types. Based on end-user, the women account for a significant revenue share in the haircare market. This is attributed to the growing adoption and daily use of women’s hair care products compared to men and kids.

Based on the region, the North American market is estimated to account for a major revenue share. It is projected to dominate the global haircare market in the next coming years. This is due to the large presence of beauty and personal care brand companies and the rapidly growing demand for hair care products in countries in the region.

Drivers:

• The Black haircare market has been growing in recent years due to several driving factors. One factor is the increasing demand for products specifically designed for textured and curly hair, as many people of African descent have hair types that are difficult to manage. 
• The increasing visibility of Black culture in mainstream media has also led to greater awareness and pride in Black hair, leading to an increased demand for products that cater to these hair types. 
• The rise of natural hair movements and the push towards using more natural and environmentally friendly products has also driven the growth of the Black haircare market. 
• The growth of social media and online influencer marketing has made it easier for Black-owned haircare brands to reach a wider audience, further fueling the growth of the market. Overall, these factors have combined to create a robust and growing market for Black haircare products.

Restraining Factors:

• While the Black haircare market has been growing, there are also several restraining factors that are affecting its growth. One factor is the limited access to affordable, high-quality products for many Black consumers, as many of the products designed for textured and curly hair can be more expensive than other haircare products. 
• Additionally, the lack of diversity and representation in the beauty industry has led to a limited selection of products specifically designed for Black hair types, which has been a barrier for some consumers.

Global Black Haircare Market Revenue (US$ Mn), 2020–2030

Growing demand for organic/natural products for personal grooming has become one of the main concerns for individuals worldwide. Conditioners and shampoos account for most global organic hair care market share due to their wide range of uses and demand in the local and international markets. Besides, consumers understand the negative effects of long-term use of irritating chemicals used in personal care products, which may cause skin irritation.

As a result, the demand for natural and organic products that use aloe vera, coconut water, coconut oil, shea butter, and argan oil in shampoo and conditioner formulations has increased. The increasing penetration of smartphone users, e-commerce, the popularity of luxurious fashion brands and social media websites used for product advertisement, and online shopping has increased in developing and developed countries. As compared to other consumers, African-American consumers are more influenced by the advertisements of personal care products. This factor is expected to fuel demand for haircare products in the coming years.

Certain hair care products may lead to expensive hair care treatments and risk of side effects on the hair and scalp associated with certain hair care products. Several hair care products contain dangerous ingredients, most of which contain toxic chemicals that may cause cancer or developmental and reproductive damage, destroy hormones, and trigger other adverse health effects. Harmful ingredients, such as lye (found in relaxants) and formaldehyde (found in keratin straightening and Brazilian hair sprays), are often used in black hair salons.

Global Black Haircare Market Attractiveness Analysis by Product Type, 2021–2030

The research report on the global black haircare market includes profiles of some of the major companies such as Procter & Gamble Co., Unilever PLC, L’Oréal SA, Revlon, Inc., Amka Products (Pty) Ltd, Shea Moisture, Alodia Hair Care, Ouidad, Afrocenchix Ltd., Uhuru Naturals, LLC and other key players.

Market Segmentation:

Based on Product Type

• Shampoo
  • Liquid
  • Solid
• Conditioner
• Hair Oil
• Other Product Types

Based on End-User

• Men
• Women
• Kids

Based on Distribution Channel

• Hypermarket/Supermarket
• Online Platform
• Retail Stores

Based on Region

• North America
• Europe
• Rest of the World

Based on key players

• Procter & Gamble Co.
• Unilever PLC
• L’Oréal SA
• Revlon Inc.
• Amka Products (Pty) Ltd
• Shea Moisture
• Alodia Hair Care
• Ouidad
• Afrocenchix Ltd.
• Uhuru Naturals LLC
• other

For the Black Haircare Market research study, the following years have been considered to estimate the market size: