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A night cream promises rejuvenation. The consumer now knows that promise is incomplete. That is one of my takeaways from the YouGov Anti-Aging Report 2026 conducted across a representative sample of French consumers.
Between June 2025 and February 2026, CreatorIQ tracked Earned Media Value (EMV) across skincare brands in France. EMV a metric that assigns a monetary value to earned media, effectively measuring the financial impact of creator-driven visibility. The nine-month data reveals but a shift of which brands hold influence in the French market.
CreatorIQ’s consolidated Earned Media Value scoring for the last twelve months provides a clear view of the haircare brands generating the most organic exposure on social media.
CreatorIQ’s consolidated Earned Media Value scoring for the last twelve months, gives us valuable insights on the makeup brands which got the most organic exposure on social media.
CreatorIQ’s consolidated Earned Media Value scoring for the last twelve months gives us key insights on the skincare brands which got the most organic exposure on social media.
The next battleground for beauty brands isn’t search rankings or social media feeds: it’s the answer an AI gives when a consumer types “what skincare routine should I start.”
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According to data from STANPA, per capita annual investment in perfumery and cosmetics is above €220 in Spain, one of the highest numbers in Europe. STANPA estimates the Spanish beauty market grew 8.5% in 2024 reaching €8.8bn.
According to data from Circana European prestige beauty expanded 4% in value in 2025, though national trajectories diverged sharply.
The second biggest fragrance trend on social media in 2025, with viewership up more than 60%, Middle Eastern perfumes are experiencing remarkable international growth.