Men's Health Market Size

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Men's Hair Health Market Size

Introduction

A deep search in the public domain could not provide the US men's hair health market size, including the value and the number of men utilizing the hair care products. Therefore, we shifted our search and provided the total US hair care market size and the number of US men using hair regrowth products and shampoo. Below are our helpful findings and a research strategy elaborating the logic used to search for data.

Men's Hair Health Market Size in the United States

[1] Market Size

Additional Findings [Global Data]

According to an Allied Market Research report, the global market size for men's hair care and styling products in 2020 was worth US$40,430.00 million and is expected to hit US$54.555.10 million by 2030, registering a CAGR of 3.3% per year from 2021-2030.

[2] Number of Men in the US Using Men's Hair Health Products

  • According to a survey conducted by Statista in June 2017, 51% of men use shampoo every day, 33% - multiple times a week, 7% - once per week, 2% two to three times a month, 1% - once per month, 2% - less often, and 3% - never. Therefore, using these percentages, the estimated numbers of men who use shampoo in the US are: [Find the calculations in the research strategy section]
    • 82,038,310 - The estimated number of men who use shampoo daily in the US, i.e., 51%
    • 53,083,612 - The estimated number of men who use shampoo multiple times a week, i.e., 33%
    • 11,260,160 - The estimated number of men who use the shampoo once per week, i.e., 7%
    • 3,217,188 - The estimated number of men who use shampoo 2-3 times a month, i.e., 2%
    • 1,608,594 - The estimated number of men who use the shampoo once per month, i.e., 1%
    • 3,217,188 - The estimated number of men who use shampoo less often, i.e., 2%
    • 4,825,782 - The estimated number of men who never use shampoo in the US, i.e., 3%

Research Strategy

For this research on men's hair health market size in the US, we commenced our search by going through market research reports by Allied Market Research, IBIS World, Mortor Intelligence, and Research and Markets. Also, we consulted statistical sources like Statista; and media and news articles published by Ein News and PR News Wire. However, these sources could only provide the following data: The global market size for men's hair care and styling products; the general market size for men's hair care in the US; the US market size for hair treatment and removal; the general number of Americans using hair regrowth products; and the percentage of US men who used shampoo in June 2017.

Next, we leveraged various beauty websites, articles, and statistics published by reputable industry sources, such as Grooming Louge, The Man Company, Men's Health, and others. However, none could provide the requested data. They only provide the hair care products men could use.

Lastly, we tried to triangulate the requested US data from the sources mentioned earlier by searching for the following information: The percentage of the US from the global men's hair care and styling products; and the percentage of the US men using hair regrowth products from the total number of Americans using the products. Unfortunately, none of the sources in the public domain had the data or figures to help us calculate the US men's hair health market size, including the value and the number of men utilizing the hair care products. The only relevant data we could find is the percentage of men who used shampoo in 2017 [Despite this information being sourced from a 2017 source, it helped us triangulate the estimated numbers of men who use shampoo in the US - check the calculations below]. Therefore, since the requested data could not be found in the public domain or triangulated, we have provided the general US data regarding hair care market size.

Calculations


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Men's Nutritional Health Market Size

Key Takeaways

  • The US dietary supplement market size was worth $48.48 million in 2021.
  • 68% of males in the US take dietary supplements.
  • The number of men in the US that takes dietary supplements is 11,715,435.

Introduction

The available market size in terms of value and number of people for the Men's Nutritional Health market in the US has been provided below. Gender-specific data for the market size in terms of value is not available in the public domain. The total market size in terms of value has been provided as an alternative. Further details on the logic can be found in the Research Strategy section.

Market Size by Value

  • According to Grand View Research, the US dietary supplement market size was worth $48.48 million in 2021.
  • The market is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 5.6% from 2022 to 2030.
  • The rising personal health and wellbeing awareness among consumers is one of the key drivers of the market.
  • Increasing demand for health products that helps to prevent diseases and promote healthy living, as well as growing number of health clubs, gymnasiums, and fitness centers are also expected to drive growth in the market within the forecast period.

Market Size by Number of People

  • According to the 2020 CRN Consumer Survey on Dietary Supplements, 68% of males in the US take dietary supplements.
  • The most recent statistics from US Census Bureau states that there are 331,893,745 in the US and 50.5% are female.
  • This means the number of men in the US = 331,893,745 * (100 - 50.5)% = 331,893,745 * 49.5% = 164,287,404.
  • Hence, the number of men in the US that takes dietary supplements = 164,287,404 * 68% = 111,715,435.

Research Strategy

To find the market size of the US Men's Nutritional Health market in terms of value, we searched through market research sites and industry publications such as Grand View Research, Precedence Research, Coherent Market Insights, the Council for Responsible Nutrition (CRN), Wellness Creatives, and Vitamin Retailer. However, we could only find the total US market size.




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Men's Health Diagnostics Market Size

Introduction

This research provides the required details about the market size of the Men's Health Diagnostics industry in the United States. After an exhaustive search through the research reports, media articles, blogs, and websites & filings of key industry players, the total market size (in terms of the number of people) of the US Men's Health Diagnostics Market or the overall US Health Diagnostics Market could not be found publicly. Hence, we have included the market size in terms of value ($) and provided some helpful findings around the number of clinical lab tests conducted annually in the US and survey results indicating the opinion of American men on annual health diagnostics. Below is a summary of our research findings, along with our research strategy (in the 'Research Strategy' section) to find the required data.

US Men's Health Diagnostics Market Size

  • According to a recent report released by ResearchandMarkets in July 2022, the market size of the US Men's Health Diagnostics market was estimated at $2,297.84 million in 2021 and is expected to reach $2,481.75 million in 2022. The market size in terms of the number of people was unavailable in the public domain.
  • Additionally, the US Men's Health Diagnostics market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 10.00% over the next five years to reach $4,070.89 million by 2027. Also, compared to the global Men's Health Diagnostics Market size of $10,748.44 million in 2021, the US market constitutes almost 21% (2297.84/10748.44*100) of the global market share.
  • As indicated above, the total market size of the US Men's Health Diagnostics Market or the overall US Health Diagnostics Market in terms of the number of people was unavailable publicly. However, a statistic from the American Clinical Laboratory Association (ACLA) indicates that more than 7 billion clinical lab tests are performed annually in the US. These tests provide invaluable health data for a relatively small expenditure.
  • According to a report by IBIS World, currently, there are around 29,151 Diagnostic & Medical laboratories in the US, an increase of 2.3% from 2021. At the state level, California (2,401 businesses), Florida (1,691 businesses), and Texas (1,574 businesses) lead the list of states with the highest number of Diagnostic & Medical laboratories in the US.
  • A recent national survey conducted in early May 2022 in the United States indicated that nearly 33% of American men do not feel the need for yearly health diagnostics, and almost 65% of men believe that their health is better than others. Additionally, nearly 40% of the men interviewed in the survey relied upon social media to get their medical advice.
  • Some key industry players operating in the United States Men's Health Diagnostics Market include Aurobindo Pharma, Access Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Boston Scientific, Advanz Pharma, ASKA Pharmaceutical Co., Intas Pharmaceuticals Ltd., CordexPharma, Inc., Eli Lilly and Company, Pantarhei Bioscience BV, Pfizer, Teva Pharmaceuticals, Trophogen, Inc., and ZydusCadila Healthcare Ltd., among others.
  • According to another report by ResearchandMarkets on the overall medical diagnostics industry in the United States, Southern US is the fastest growing regional market. This is primarily due "to the rising susceptibility of the population to various chronic and infectious diseases, growing adoption of automation in reference laboratories and hospitals, increasing patient awareness about personalized medicine, and shifting preference towards point-of-care (POC) testing."

Research Strategy

For this research, we began by scouring through the reports from Deloitte, McKinsey, Report Linker, ResearchandMarkets, IBIS World, Market Radar, Forrester Research, and Accenture, among others. We also searched through media articles from Forbes, WSJ, Business Insider, PR Newswire, Businesswire, Bloomberg, Reuters, CNBC, etc., and various health care blogs like Fact MR, Fierce Healthcare, Open MD, Medical News Today, and Healthcare Digital, among others. We also checked through academic papers and research studies from NCBI, SSRN, Academia.edu, Google Scholar, etc., and websites and press releases of professional medical organizations like ACLA, American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science (ASCLS), and American Society of Clinical Pathologists (ASCP), among others. Lastly, we searched through the websites, filings, and press releases of the key industry players like Aurobindo Pharma, Access Pharmaceuticals, Inc., Boston Scientific, Advanz Pharma, etc., to find the market size data. After an exhaustive search through these sources, the total market size (in terms of the number of people) of the US Men's Health Diagnostics Market or the overall US Health Diagnostics Market could not be found publicly. Hence, we have included the market size in terms of value ($) and provided some helpful findings around the number of clinical lab tests conducted annually in the US and survey results indicating the opinion of American men on annual health diagnostics. We also attempted to triangulate the data by finding the percentage of American men or total Americans who undertake health diagnostic tests annually. However, after comprehensively searching through the above sources, we couldn't find any pertinent data points. Hence, the triangulation attempt did not materialize.
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Men's Skincare Market Size

Key Takeaways

  • "According to research conducted by Global Industry Analytics, Inc., a market research company, the men's skincare market in the United States was valued at approximately $3.6 billion in 2020."
  • "The estimated market size by the number of men, or the total addressable market, in the United States of the cosmetics of skincare products market is more than 19.18 million."
  • "From 2015 to 2019, the men's skincare market in the United States expanded by around 8% annually, although the market experienced a noticeable decrease during the pandemic."

Introduction

In the year 2021, the market size by revenue of the men's skincare market in the United States amounted to $3.4 billion. Meanwhile, the market size by number of consumers, or the total addressable market, is estimated to be more than 19.18 million. The requested information has been provided in the area below.

Market Size - U.S. Men's Skincare Market

  • According to research conducted by Global Industry Analytics, Inc., a market research company, the men's skincare market in the United States was valued at approximately $3.6 billion in 2020. Nevertheless, the organization also estimated that the market size in the United States reached about $3.4 billion for the year 2021.
  • The men's skincare segment accounts for a significant share (at least one-third) of the overall men's personal care market in the United States, as of 2020 and 2021. It is expected to maintain a considerable share of the market over the next decade.
  • As indicated in the graph above, the compound annual growth rate of the overall men's personal care market in the United States from 2022 to 2030 is expected to reach 8.7%.
  • From 2015 to 2019, the men's skincare market in the United States expanded by around 8% annually, although the market experienced a noticeable decrease during the pandemic. Nevertheless, the market is anticipated to grow at a compound annual growth rate of around 6% for a period of five years (post-2020).
  • The estimated market size by the number of men, or the total addressable market, in the United States of the cosmetics of skincare products market is more than 19.18 million. [Calculations provided in the segment below labeled "Calculations"]

Additional Findings

  • According to a survey conducted by Ipsos, around 15% of all heterosexual men aged 18 to 65 in the United States currently use cosmetics or skincare products. However, the survey also revealed that another 17% of men in that group are willing to consider utilizing cosmetics or skincare products some time in the future. Hence, up to 32% (15% + 17%) of heterosexual men aged 18 to 65 in the country may be willing to purchase and use skincare, cosmetics, or grooming products.
  • In total, U.S. citizens purchased 271.08 million units of facial cleansers, 89.22 million units of acne treatments, 77.76 million units of facial moisturizers, 69.9 million units of facial anti-aging treatments, 22.77 million units of depilatories, 6.48 million units of fade/bleach, and 0.13 million units of body anti-aging treatments in the year 2021.
  • As reported by L.E.K., there has been major growth in the estimated online search traffic regarding men's skincare. The search volume index for the category is currently between 65 and 70 (2021), which is remarkably higher than the 45 reported in 2020.

Research Strategy:

To determine the market size in terms of value and people in the United States for the men's skincare market, we leveraged some of the most reputable sources available in the public domain. Our research included consulting a variety of market research organizations for reports or articles on the U.S. men's skincare market. Such sources included the likes of Allied Market Research, Grand View Research, Global Industry Analytics, Inc., Research and Markets, and Mordor Intelligence, among others. We also searched for any reports, articles, and press releases on the U.S. men's skincare market that were published by prominent news, media, and press distribution websites, such as Forbes, CNBC, AP News, Globe News Wire, PR News Wire, etc. Additionally, we explored for research conducted by key players in the industry (Procter and Gamble, Manscaped, etc.), as well as the overall personal care market, hoping that such reports would contain useful insights into the market size in the United States.

During our research, we were successful in locating pre-compiled information on the market size of the U.S. men's skincare market in terms of value. However, we could not find the same in terms of the number of people, as most sources we came across only focused on providing revenue amounts. Nevertheless, we came across a study conducted by Ipsos that provided the percentage of men that use skincare products. Therefore, we decided to conduct a triangulation approach using this information and male population figures (e.g., age, gender) to provide a rough estimate on the total addressable market.

Calculations

According to a survey conducted by Ipsos, around 15% of all heterosexual men aged 18 to 65 in the United States currently use cosmetics or skincare products. To find a rough estimate of the number of men using such products, we first have to calculate the number of men within said age range. According to the United States Census Bureau, there are 258.3 million individuals aged 18 and up in the country, as of 2020, with males making up around 49.5% (100% - 50.5%) of the overall population (all ages). Assuming that males make up a similar percentage of the 18 and up age cohort, we calculate the number of men within that age range as:

258.3 million * 49.5% = ~127.86 million

Next, in order to determine the number of men using cosmetics or skincare products, we multiply the result above by the percentage figure provided in the Ispos study mentioned earlier.

127.86 million * 15% = ~19.18 million

As the figure above only represents the number of heterosexual men using cosmetics or skincare products, it is very reasonable to assume that the actual number of men, in total, applying such products is higher.

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