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"Business is booming." 

Brands

• 70% of respondents felt there weren’t enough products available for people experiencing menstrual cycle–related issues.
• 100% of the 60 women’s health brands surveyed by the Center for Intimacy Justice experienced ad rejection on Instagram and Facebook.
• “Vagina” is one of the most flagged terms on Meta.

Investors

• 83% of VC investment deals had no women on the founding team.
• For every £1 of VC investment, all-women teams get less than 1p.

“It’s been a boys’ club for centuries. When women have economic power, it changes communities for the better in the long term.” – Rhea Cartwright, Beauty Director, The Stack World

“Historically, women are not as comfortable talking about funding. I worked in investment banking for a decade—setting up FEWE is the hardest money I have ever raised.” – Rebekah Hall

Employers

• 58% of respondents said they felt uncomfortable talking about health issues at their workplace.
• White respondents felt the most comfortable discussing health issues at work (37%), while the Asian and Other ethnic groups felt the least comfortable (30% and 29% respectively).
• 88% of people surveyed had to take a sick day due to period pain.
• 93% believe their workplace doesn’t acknowledge the physical and mental impact of their menstrual cycle.

“Language around people who menstruate, as opposed to women since language needs to be more inclusive, is affecting 50% of the workforce. In order for us to see long-lasting change, we need a policy that makes it okay to have a sick day.” – Rhea Cartwright

“We are getting more requests on menopause policy, but with varying levels of how seriously people want to take it. Employers have a duty of care to provide a safe working environment: adjustments like risk assessment, temperature-controlled rooms, flexible working conditions, and if they see a dip in employee performance to see if it is due to menopause.” – Becky Hocking, Strategic HR Business Partner, UH Bristol NHS Foundation Trust, Director, Avia HR Consultancy Ltd

Understanding the growth of multi-brand beauty stores
Market demand fuels expansion of new beauty collection stores

The new multi-brand beauty stores are more in line with the needs and shopping preferences of young consumers, from product selection to scene layout (store design, scene experience). They focus on young consumers who pay attention to the shopping experience and cost effectiveness. In addition, the abundance of brands are an important reason consumers favor new multi-brand beauty stores.

The consumption of beauty products by this new generation of users shows a trend of diversified categories and functional demands, and they are more willing to choose beauty products suitable for their own needs. The new multi-brand beauty stores have a higher tolerance for emerging brands, and they cooperate with design and personality brands. Therefore, the new type of beauty collection stores, including many emerging brands at local and abroad, are gradually gaining more consumers' favor. According to research data, 73.5% of consumers go to new multi-brand beauty stores because they can buy brands and products that are not available in traditional beauty collection stores.

Understanding the growth of multi-brand beauty stores<br>Market demand fuels expansion of new beauty collection stores

The new multi-brand beauty stores are more in line with the needs and shopping preferences of young consumers, from product selection to scene layout (store design, scene experience). They focus on young consumers who pay attention to the shopping experience and cost effectiveness. In addition, the abundance of brands are an important reason consumers favor new multi-brand beauty stores.

The consumption of beauty products by this new generation of users shows a trend of diversified categories and functional demands, and they are more willing to choose beauty products suitable for their own needs. The new multi-brand beauty stores have a higher tolerance for emerging brands, and they cooperate with design and personality brands. Therefore, the new type of beauty collection stores, including many emerging brands at local and abroad, are gradually gaining more consumers' favor. According to research data, 73.5% of consumers go to new multi-brand beauty stores because they can buy brands and products that are not available in traditional beauty collection stores.