Fragrance market in the U.S. - statistics & facts
The U.S. market: sales figures
In December 2024, around 48 percent of surveyed respondents in the United States stated that they used perfumes and fragrances regularly: perfumes are indeed some of the most popular beauty products among U.S. consumers, with nearly 2.6 billion U.S. dollars of women’s fragrances being sold in the North American country.In the same year, deodorants also recorded high sales: Dove and Old Spice were the leading deodorant brands, having recorded sales amounting to over one billion U.S. dollars and nearly 950 million U.S. dollars, respectively. In terms of the home care market, air fresheners were some of the most profitable fragrances for the home, generating over 2.8 billion U.S. dollars in multi-outlet sales, followed by air fresheners used in cars.
What is happening in the fragrance industry?
The fragrance industry is also constantly evolving, as shoppers’ preferences and tastes do. Recently it is possible to observe several trends emerging or resurfacing: for example, celebrity fragrance brands are taking over again, as they already did at the beginning of the 2000s. Moreover, fragrance e-commerce is also gaining in popularity, as more and more people opt for online shopping, even when it comes to beauty categories. Forecasts show that in 2029, about 15 percent of the global fragrance market revenue will be generated through online channels.Consumers are always looking for a signature scent or for new fragrances to include in their collection, proving how relevant this segment in in the beauty and personal care industry, and especially when it comes to the prestige market.




































