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WELLNESS
BEAUTY
&
COSMETICS
history
• Civilizations have used cosmetics for
centuries in religious rituals, to enhance
beauty, and to promote good health.
• Cosmetics usage throughout history can be
indicative of a civilization’s practical
concerns, such as protection from the sun,
indication of class, or conventions of beauty.
• The timeline represents a brief history of
cosmetics, beginning with the Ancient
Egyptians in 10,000 BCE through modern
developments in the United States.
• The earliest records of cosmetics and their
application dates back to the Indus valley
civilization.
• Evidence of self-beautification and of various cosmetic
usages both by men and women, in ancient India was
found
Elizabeth
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Arden
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Maybelline 1 1 1 0 1 1 1
Revlon 1 1 1 0 1 1 1
Lakme 1 1 1 0 1 1 1
Chambor 1 1 1 0 1 1 1
Shahnaz
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Hussain
Biotique 1 1 1 0 1 1 1
Lotus 1 1 1 0 1 1 1
PERCEPTUAL
MAPPING
PERCEPTUAL
MAPPING
INDIAN MARKET
PERCEPTUAL
MAPPING
INDIAN vs GLOBAL
TREND SPOTTING
• The ability of body to maintain a healthy quality of life that helps us to perform our
day to day activities without fatigue, illness, or risk of injury.
• Balanced diet • Exercise and physical activity
• Good sleep and rest • Recreation and leisure
• Safe and responsible sex • Immunization
• Regular medical examination
• Avoiding detrimental habits like smoking, drinking drugs.
• Self-management, temperance, attitude and skills toward achieving one’s personal fitness
and healthy goals.
• Physically well individuals have the ability to apply their knowledge, motivations, commitments, and values into their
relationships in a healthy manner.
• Physical wellness means taking care of yourself and maintaining good health with regular-based physical activity practice
and assessment or check-ups.
• Physical wellness includes engaging in balanced physical activities and knowing your limits to prevent physical injury.
SOCIAL
WELLNESS
• In this era of non-face-to-face digital social
networking, people are becoming more isolated than
ever. The health risks of isolation have been proven to
be comparable to those of smoking cigarettes, high
blood pressure and obesity.
• The reason why social wellness is so important is that
people who have healthy relationships, and a strong
social network tend to live longer and respond better
to stress. This reduction in stress and anxiety results
in a healthier endocrine system, healthier
cardiovascular functioning and an enhanced immune
system.
ROUTE TO SOCIAL WELLNESS
Maintaining social wellness allows you to practice empathy and active listening.
• Reflect on yourself and your social needs.
• Make an effort to keep in touch with supportive friends and family.
• Practice self-disclosure.
• Participate in group discussions and practice active listening.
• Take up a hobby and find others who share your interest
• Join groups or other social networking sites
• Think of a cause that you are passionate about and volunteer
Market SURVEY AND MAPPING
CURRENT TRENDS IN THE WELLNESS MARKET