The global market for premium skincare looks to
really be heating up of late, with sector powerhouse Estee Lauder (NYSE:EL)
executing a string of major acquisitions during late 2014, including facial
mask specialists GLAMGLOW and high-end luxury skincare developer Rodin Olio
Lusso (whose core product is a luxury face oil), among others. Skincare is the
biggest segment of Estee Lauder’s footprint (43%), with over $4.7B in business
done during fiscal 2014. Estee Lauder is clearly doubling down on growth performance
in the U.S. market with these recent acquisitions and their ambitious agenda is
set against a backdrop of roughly 4% forecasted growth for the global prestige
beauty market this year, and as much as 5% thereafter.
Such activity from skincare juggernaut Estee
Lauder gives investors a clear portrait of the underlying trend lines within
the industry and the subsequently crystallizing outlook tracks very well with
last year’s guidance from Euromonitor, which showed the strongest growth
segment in the anti-aging skin care market to be facial care (forecast to grow
at around 13%). Looking at the 2014 report on the skincare industry from global
market research and insight firm Mintel, the U.S. anti-aging segment of the
skincare market alone was worth over $2.11B during 2013 and the global skincare
market as a whole in on-track to hit upwards of $121B by 2016.
The October 2014 report from Transparency Market
Research, focusing primarily on the fast-growing Asia Pacific region, estimates
a 6.9% CAGR through 2019 for the global facial care market, with an upper limit
for the segment somewhere around $40B. The global skincare market is huge these
days and premium-grade products continue to gain ground percentage-wise, with
facial care in particular rapidly increasing its slice of the overall market,
despite already creating over 70% of the skincare market’s revenues.
There is a big push within the industry today by
heavy-hitters like Estee Lauder and L’Oreal (EPA:OR) (OTC:LRLCY) to stay on top
by securing the best-of-breed products, especially the premium grade stuff, and
a growing emphasis on internet sales over brick-and-mortar is helping to drive
younger audiences into the premium skincare market. Moreover, a growing number
of men are now seeking out anti-aging facial care at younger and younger ages.
This trend has been big business for market leaders Procter & Gamble
(NYSE:PG) and Unilever (NYSE:UL), which handle about 62% of the broader men’s
personal care market. The Mintel report shows that in the U.S. alone, men’s
personal care was up 6.7% from 2012 to hit around $4.1B last year and the
report also indicates the market will likely grow to $4.6B by 2019, making it
one of the fastest-growing segments in the skincare industry.
One of the hotter properties in this dynamic
sector is a small producer of truly revolutionary anti-aging skincare products,
Technology Applications International (OTCQB:NUUU), whose REJUVEL line’s key
ingredient is created using a bioreactor developed in space by NASA. This
exclusively licensed, NASA patented bioreactor system is capable of culturing
mammalian and plant cells in a 3D state, just as they would be inside the body.
REJUVEL combines the generated biomolecules with other select ingredients,
resulting in a proprietary formulation which is capable of actively stimulating
fibroblast cells (the primary cells of all connective tissue) in the skin to
produce collagen, elastic fibers and glycoproteins, effectively making the skin
smoother and softer, without irritation.
REJUVEL has been clinically tested by the staff of
the Essex Testing Clinic in Verona, NJ, which is comprised of several PhDs and
nurses, as well as clinical study and QA professionals, all of whom have access
to a sizeable network of consulting physicians and trained evaluators. In a
6-week, 32 subject study conducted by Essex, 100% of subjects saw smoother,
softer skin with improved texture and over 90% of subjects had noticeably
healthier, brighter, and more radiant skin. Over 78% of subjects in the study
saw a noticeable reduction in wrinkles, while more than 84% saw a noticeable
reduction of fine lines, and 87.5% felt like the moisture content in their skin
had increased significantly. This study validated the ability of REJUVEL to
turn back the clock at the cellular level and to naturally offset the process
of aging, where the skin generates fewer fibroblasts as we get older, a process
which results in blemishes, sagging, and the formation of wrinkles.
Many other products on the market today simply
attempt to temporarily moisturize the skin or use oils to give the skin a
temporary boost, often merely being cosmetic in terms of actual efficacy, but
REJUVEL actually triggers fibroblasts in the skin to generate the stuff that
keeps skin looking and feeling young. REJUVEL is a revolutionary product from a
relatively small company within a multi-billion dollar global industry that is
doing solid global growth numbers. Investors should keep an eye on the company
for further developments as consumers continue to be made aware of the
product’s unique benefits through sweeping campaigns and PR efforts currently
being undertaken by NUUU.
To get a closer look at the company, visit
www.tapplic.com
Or, you can learn more about REJUVEL by visiting
www.REJUVEL.com
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