食品・飲料における美容成分：成功のための革新技術と将来的戦略

The Evolution of Beauty Ingredients in Food and Drinks: Innovation and future strategies for success

発行	Business Insights
出版日	2009年09月	商品コード	100894
ページ情報	英文 141 pages
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Abstract

By 2011, the beauty food and drinks market is expected to be worth an estimated $6.6bn, with a strong growth rate of 4.8% predicted until 2016. The functional food and ingredient market has become well established across multiple health platforms from heart health, joint health, and mood management to sports performance. As a natural progression, the ability of foods to deliver benefits on their appearance was inevitable. The main appeal of these beauty foods, beverages and dietary supplements is their role as natural anti-aging treatments, influencing the processes which cause wrinkles, a loss of skin tone and elasticity. As aging consumers become more aware of the visual damage of their skin there is an inevitable draw to the anti-aging/beauty market. Anti-aging and beautifying products that target the physiological processes of aging will become a likely purchase for this consumer demographic. In order to formulate and develop specific marketing claims for such products, a thorough understanding of the biology behind the process of skin aging is required.

Executive summary

The evolution of beauty from within
The science of skin health
The beauty consumer - demographics, attitudes, and trends
Analysis of the beauty market
Current ingredient trends and innovations
Futureceuticals - innovations in ingredients, packaging, and marketing
Key strategies for success in the beauty category

Chapter1 The evolution of beauty from within

Summary
Introduction
The history of the beauty market
Transitioning from cosmetics to foods
Functional foods and the beauty market
Recession and premiumization

Chapter2 The science of skin health

Summary
Introduction
Aging process
Skin damage and repair
Oxidative
Sun/UV damage
Inflammation
Hydration
Measuring skin damage - a consumer perspective
Clinique skin computer
DermaScan
Pharmanex BioPhotonic scan
Lancome Diagnosis Expert
Nutrition treatments

Chapter3 The beauty consumer - demographics, attitudes, and trends

Summary
Introduction
Demographics
Attitudes on aging, beauty and advertising
The impact of the media on beauty foods
Gender and beauty foods
Trends and opportunities

Chapter4 Analysis of the beauty market

Summary
Introduction
A global skincare market
Global beauty foods market
The European market for beauty foods and beverages
The market for beauty foods and beverages in Asia Pacific
The US market for beauty foods and beverages

Chapter5 Current ingredient trends and innovations

Summary
Introduction
Superfruits
Acai
Goji
Pomegranate
Mangosteen
Evodia
Lycopene and carotenoids
Acerola
Camu-camu
Protein
Milk proteins
Soy protein
Teas
White
Green
Study 1
Study 2
Pu-erh
Rooibos
Berries and herbs
Sea buckthorn
Study 1
Study 2
Blueberries
Raspberries
Rosemary
Burdock root
Ginseng
Other natural ingredients
Collagen
Ceramide and Ursolic acid
Hyaluronic acid
Rhodiola rosea
Pre/probiotics
Ayurveda

Chapter6 Futureceuticals - innovations in ingredients, packaging, and marketing

Introduction
Branded beauty ingredients
Solbar (Solgen Ltd)
Praventin (Friesland Campina/DMV)
Sendara
Boswellin
FloraGlo lutein and zeaxanthin
Peptan collagen (Rousselot)
Generic ingredient trends
Spices
- Ginger
- Curcumin
Botanicals and naturals
- Polypodium leucotomos
- Amaranth - A source of squalene for skin health
Algae
Proteins and related bioactives
Packaging - making beauty products beautiful
Perricone MD
Borba beauty
SoCal Cleanse - Eco-friendly and organic
Functionalab - beauty and style

Chapter7 Key strategies for success in the beauty market

Summary
Introduction
Six strategies for success
Choose a health benefit
- Gender
- Health gate-keeper
- Life-stage
Fix the format
- Format and formulation
- Format and ingredient choice
Feel the benefit
See the solution
Connect with the consumer
Distribute with distinction
The future of beauty

Chapter8 Appendix

An interview with Caroline Negre, marketing manager at Rousselot SAS
Biography
Index

List of Figures

Figure 1.1: Europe' s first beauty supplement Merz Spezial Dragee from Merz Pharmaceuticals GmbH
Figure 2.2: Clinque Computer
Figure 2.3: Dermoscan from Imedeen UK
Figure 2.4: Pharmanex S2 BioPhotonic scanner
Figure 3.5: Key drivers and inhibitors of growth within the beauty category
Figure 3.6: What signs of skin aging concern you?
Figure 3.7: What are the key attributes of being beautiful?
Figure 3.8: What are the key attributes of being beautiful?
Figure 5.9: Beauty ingredients by category
Figure 6.10: Works With Water' s beauty beverage for clear skin (with Praventin)
Figure 6.11: Life Extension' s ' Fernblock' with Sendara
Figure 6.12: Acne treatment from Orovo LLC containing 25mg Boswellin per serving
Figure 6.13: Hair, Skin and Nails super formula from Purity Products - Contains FloraFlo for skin beauty
Figure 6.14: Innovation type as percentage of all innovative food and drink launches, 2005 - 2008
Figure 6.15: Perricone MD Targeted Care dietary supplement
Figure 6.16: Perricone MD Skin beauty supplements
Figure 6.17: Borba Gummi Bear Booster
Figure 6.18: Socal Cleanse Organic Protein + Detox
Figure 6.19: Functionalab beauty products
Figure 6.20: Functionalab in-store packaging at Henri Bendel, Fifth Avenue, New York (left) and POS retail lay-out (right)
Figure 7.21: Key strategies for success
Figure 7.22: Sip beauty beverage from Inside Out Beauty Ltd
Figure 7.23: Glowelle beauty beverage from Nestle
Figure 7.24: Borba Inc - Skin Balance Waters