Increasing Awareness Regarding Halal Cosmetics in the Younger Generation The Growing Online Market, Including E-Commerce and Social Media Platforms, Is Driving the Halal Cosmetics Market Growing Muslim Population And Rising Adoption Of Modern Lifestyle By The Muslim CommunityĪ Rise in the Non-Muslim Population Is Shifting Towards Halal Beauty Products. Presence of a Large Muslim Population in the Gulf Countries Leading To High Awareness for Halal Cosmetic Products Increasing Demand for Cosmetics in the Asia- Pacific Regions The Rising Trend In the Demand for Organic and Vegan Cosmetics
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The titled segments and sub-section of the market are illuminated below:īy Type (Personal Care Products (Skin Care, Hair Care, Fragrances, Others), Colour Cosmetics (Face, Eyes, Lips, Nails)), Application (Skin Treatment, Skin Nourishment, Anti-Aging, Others), Distribution Channel (Online (E-commerce platform), Offline (Brand Outlets, Specialized stores, Boutiques, Multi-Brand Stores)), End-Users (Men, Women)
Foods, as well as non-food items like cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, contain animal by-products or other ingredients that are not permissible for Muslims to eat or use on their bodies. Muslims need to ensure that the source isn’t questionable and there shouldn’t be the ambiguity of any sort. Moreover, the source of the product should also be known before consumption. Products that contain any of these ingredients are considered to be ‘Haram’ or forbidden.
According to Islamic law, the consumption of pork, alcohol, and blood is prohibited. It not only encompasses food and drink but all matters of daily life. Halal is an Arabic term meaning ‘lawful or permissible. Halal is the ultimate stamp of purity and safety guaranteeing superior quality products. It is a holistic approach ensuring the safety of the users as well as the environment. They are enriched with the goodness of powerful actives and proven natural ingredients. Neither do they contain alcohol which has several negative effects on the skin? These beauty/personal care products are Vegan and Cruelty-Free at the same time. Halal cosmetics don’t include ingredients derived from animals, genetically modified organisms (GMOs) that are affirmed as unclean according to Islamic law. The basic idea behind this market is that wants to provide clean products without using the ingredients that the Islamic community won’t accept. Halal cosmetics do not contain any kind of alcohol, petrochemicals, fatty acids, and ingredients that are obtained from animals like a pig. Halal cosmetics were introduced particularly by keeping the Muslim community in mind as this community is very much conserved about the sharia law which prohibits consumption and application of various things like alcohol, pig fats, and chemicals which are commonly found in cosmetic products. Some of the key players profiled in the study are:Īmara cosmetics (United States), Pure Halal Cosmetics (United Kingdom), SAAF Cosmetics (United Kingdom), Sampure Minerals (United Kingdom), Inika Cosmetics (Australia), Martha Tilar Group (Indonesia), One Pure (United States), Ivy Beauty (Malaysia), The Halal Cosmetics company (United Kingdom), Clara International (Malaysia), MMA bio lab (India), Brazilian Cosmeticos (Brazil).
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