Spending on hairdressing and salon services in the UK Q1 2014-Q4 2021
Hairdressers are growing in number in the United Kingdom (UK), and so is the amount consumers spend at hairdressers and personal grooming establishments as shown in this statistic. The Office for National Statistics recorded that in the fourth quarter of 2021, consumer spending amounted to around 1.99 billion British pounds.
In UK households, the average weekly expenditure on hairdressing and beauty treatments was 3.80 pounds in 2018. Age breakdown revealed that consumers between 50 and 64 years spent the highest amount among all demographics. Young consumers spent as little as 2.80 British pounds a week, making them the age group with the lowest weekly expenditure on hairdressing.
On an annual basis, the trend in expenditure at hairdressing salons was an increasing one. In 2018, British households purchased an average of 7.5 billion British pounds worth of goods services from establishments that specialized in hairdressing and other beauty treatments. This marked an improvement of about one billion British pounds since 2013.
Demographics of expenditure on hairdressing
In UK households, the average weekly expenditure on hairdressing and beauty treatments was 3.80 pounds in 2018. Age breakdown revealed that consumers between 50 and 64 years spent the highest amount among all demographics. Young consumers spent as little as 2.80 British pounds a week, making them the age group with the lowest weekly expenditure on hairdressing.
British households spend more and more on hairdressing
On an annual basis, the trend in expenditure at hairdressing salons was an increasing one. In 2018, British households purchased an average of 7.5 billion British pounds worth of goods services from establishments that specialized in hairdressing and other beauty treatments. This marked an improvement of about one billion British pounds since 2013.
