Consumers fight back against the growth of a “plastic planet”
Implications - With almost 9.5 million cosmetic procedures conducted in 2010 (as reported by the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgery), it doesn’t seem likely that consumers are shying away from plastic surgery. Yet, a rise in “anti-plastic” ads and photography may indicate otherwise. Making a profound statement on the industry, these often hard-to-stomach images show that true beauty can’t be reached with a knife. Like the fight against too-skinny models, this plastic rebellion reminds consumers of the consequences of emphasizing outer beauty over inner beauty.
Trend Themes
1. Body Positivity Movement - The rise of anti-plastic ads and photography pushes for redefining beauty standards beyond conventional beauty.
2. Eco-friendly Plastic Alternatives - Consumers push back against plastic rebellion with eco-friendly packaging and product alternatives.
3. Medical Tourism - Emergence stretch-and-blow liposuction as a sustainable solution to global financial crisis by injecting fat into the poor sparks new opportunities for medical tourism.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty & Cosmetics - Industry professionals can counter plastic rebellion and importance consumers place on wellness and natural beauty trends.
2. Packaging & Design - Industry professionals can create sustainable and eco-friendly packaging alternatives for products to counteract the issue of plastics waste.
3. Tourism & Travel - Promotion of medical tourism can spark new opportunities for people who seek stretch-and-blow liposuction as a solution to their weight management.
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Date Range:
Apr 10 — Jun 11
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