Cosmetics
The cosmetics segment represents about 54% of the current aerosol production in Europe.
The cosmetic aerosols are classified into three segments:
Hair Care
- Hairsprays & styling sprays: To secure a style and keep it in place
- Hair mousses: To provide conditioning, additional volume and hold
- Hair shines: To provide a shining effect
- Shampoos: To clean hair
Personal Care
- Deodorants & antiperspirants: Deodorants are designed to eliminate body odours with fragrance and some also contain antiseptic ingredients to
- help reduce the odour-causing bacteria. Antiperspirants are designed to stop perspiration
- Foams & gels: Cleaning foam or gel to clean the skin, shaving foam or gel to hydrate and cool the skin, depilatory foams to remove hair
- Gel toothpaste: To clean teeth
- Cream foundation: To even out the skin tone and hide imperfections
Body Care
- Hydrating creams: To keep the level of skin hydration topped up through the day
- Self-tanning lotions: Containing ingredients that makes skin darker
- Sun protections: To protect the skin from sunburns
- Thermal waters: To save the skin from dehydration, to soothe a sensitised or irritated skin, and to set in makeup