Social media’s beauty and fashion frenzy
In the dynamic world of online retail, social media, particularly Meta’s Facebook and Instagram, is emerging as a dominant force shaping consumer preferences for beauty and fashion products in India.
According to a recent Meta GWI Beauty Report, more than 80% of surveyed consumers turn to online platforms for beauty product discovery. It underscores the profound influence of social media on purchase decisions.
Meta’s platforms, especially Instagram Reels, play a pivotal role, with 47% of consumers revealing that they discovered beauty products through this feature.
Astonishingly, one in three beauty consumers surveyed admitted to making purchases directly through Instagram Reels, highlighting the growing impact of short-form videos in the shopping journey.
The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the shift to online shopping, with a remarkable 15% increase in beauty buyers favouring online purchases, now constituting 68% of the surveyed consumers.
The wide reach of online marketplaces and the emergence of new brands have fueled this surge in demand for beauty and personal care products.
Meta, with its suite of platforms including Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, has become the go-to space for consumers seeking beauty and fashion inspiration.
The report reveals that 92% of consumers discover beauty brands on Meta platforms, emphasizing the transformative role of social media in the purchase experience.
In the realm of bite-sized content, influencers wield significant influence. The study highlights the dramatic growth in consumer interest in content created by influencers.
Notably, 7 out of 10 beauty content viewers and 2 out of 3 fashion content viewers in India rely on Indian influencers for authentic information and reviews, impacting their buying decisions.
For fashion consumers, the influence of Meta platforms is equally profound, with 76% discovering fashion brands on social media and a staggering 97% finding them through Meta platforms.
Instagram Reels, in particular, is credited by 52% of consumers for their fashion discoveries, with 39% proceeding to make purchases after such revelations.
The Meta GWI Beauty Report underscores the transformative power of social media in reshaping the consumer journey for beauty and fashion.
Meta continues to dominate the online space, and brands and marketers face the imperative to engage with consumers differently. It leverages the influence of social media, especially during peak seasons like the upcoming festive and wedding period.
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