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It goes without saying that there are countless kinds of body care and cosmetic goods sold on the Dutch market, from deodorants and shower products to oral and skin care items. Certain product categories have experienced growth in the past few years while others have had to take a turnover hit. For instance, the country’s domestic soap revenue had been cleft in twain between 2020 and 2022, specifically dropping by more than 50 million euros. In contrast, domestic sales revenue of fragrances had increased by nearly 100 million euros within that same timeframe.Cosmetic consumer habits in the Netherlands
It is frequently the case that consumers look at price above all else when buying goods. That said, when it comes to personal care products, other considerations take the cake: as of June 2023, approximately half of Dutch shoppers said they looked at quality when buying personal care items, making it the leading criterion. At more than 40 percent, skin compatibility was the second-most important consideration for those buying body care and cosmetic products, while the desire for a low price ranked third. When asked what types of personal care products they used, the majority of consumers in the Netherlands mentioned oral and dental care products, as well as personal hygiene products, such as bath products, deodorants, and shaving creams.
