Anti-Frizz Hair Care Market Set to Double by 2035 as Global Brands and New Entrants Accelerate Innovation

Anti-Frizz Hair Care Market

The global Anti-Frizz Hair Care Market is entering its most transformative decade, projected to surge from USD 5,703.7 million in 2025 to USD 12,803.8 million by 2035, marking a robust 125% growth and a steady CAGR of 8.4%. As consumer preferences shift toward natural, silicone-free, and multifunctional solutions, both established leaders and fast-growing new manufacturers are expanding their portfolios and adopting advanced technologies to capture rising demand.

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A Decade of Growth: What’s Fueling the Momentum

Between 2025 and 2035, the Anti-Frizz Hair Care Market will add over USD 7,100 million in new revenue, driven by:

  • Premiumization of hair care routines, especially serums, oils, keratin leave-ins, and hydrating masks.
  • Consumer shift toward natural and argan oil-rich formulations.
  • Digital-first expansion via e-commerce, live-streaming platforms, and subscription models.
  • Rising demand from Asia-Pacific, particularly India, China, and Japan, where CAGR ranges from 10%–15%.
  • Growing adoption of clean-label, vegan, sulfate-free, and dermatologist-certified products.

From 2025–2030, the market adds USD 2,842 million, propelled by premium serums and argan-oil blends. Between 2030–2035, accelerated growth of USD 4,258.1 million emerges through e-commerce dominance, natural butter blends, and texture-specific innovations.

Leading & Emerging Companies Driving Market Expansion

Global powerhouses continue to steer the market—but the competitive landscape is being reshaped by agile, digital-first newcomers.

Established Leaders

  • Moroccanoil – Commanding 7.9% global share in 2025 with its argan oil portfolio and salon-led dominance.
  • L’Oréal Professional & Kerastase – Strengthening sustainability, sulfate-free formulations, and AI-driven personalization.
  • Pantene, Garnier, Tresemmé, Aveda – Scaling mass-to-premium adoption through clean-label innovations.
  • John Frieda, OGX, Living Proof – Bridging salon-grade performance with accessible retail solutions.

New & Fast-Growing Entrants

  • Indie brands with vegan, silicone-free, dermatologist-tested formulas.
  • Digital-first companies using subscription models, influencer campaigns, and D2C channels.
  • Regional manufacturers innovating affordable argan blends and herbal anti-frizz products, especially in India and China.

These evolving dynamics create new opportunities for both legacy brands and emerging players to extend global footprint and tap into fast-growing texture-specific categories.

Why the Anti-Frizz Segment Is Growing Faster Than Ever

  • Advances in hair cuticle science and humidity-resistance technologies.
  • Surging global interest in curly and wavy hair care, reinforced by texture-positivity movements.
  • Demand for natural butter blends (shea, cocoa), botanical oils, and keratin complexes.
  • Strong push from drugstores, salons, and e-commerce giants enabling global access to premium ranges.

Key Segments of the Anti-Frizz Hair Care Market

  1. By Product Type
  • Serums & Oils (leading, 39.2% share in 2025) – lightweight, instant frizz control; booming in North America & Europe.
  • Shampoos & Conditioners – mass adoption in supermarkets and drugstores.
  • Leave-In Creams – strong uptake for curly and chemically treated hair.
  • Hair Masks – gaining traction for weekly hydration and premium care routines.
  1. By Ingredient Base
  • Argan Oil (dominant at 41.6%) – preferred for hydration, repair, and premium positioning.
  • Silicones – facing pushback in mature markets but remain relevant in cost-sensitive regions.
  • Keratin Complexes – rising demand for strengthening and long-lasting frizz control.
  • Natural Butter Blends – trending due to clean-label and vegan claims.
  1. By Hair Type
  • Curly & Wavy Hair (46.1% share) – fastest-growing due to high frizz susceptibility.
  • Straight Hair – growing adoption for shine and humidity protection.
  • Chemically Treated Hair – increasing need for repair-focused anti-frizz solutions.
  1. By Channel
  • E-commerce (fastest-growing) – driven by live-streaming, influencers, and subscriptions.
  • Salons & Professional Stores – premium category stronghold.
  • Supermarkets & Hypermarkets – mass affordability and reach.
  • Pharmacies – expanding clean-label and dermatologist-tested product sales.
  1. By End User
  • Women (largest segment) – driving growth in premium serums and masks.
  • Unisex – rising rapidly with gender-neutral branding.
  • Men – gaining momentum with targeted styling and care solutions.
  1. By Region
  • North America – retains highest value through 2030.
  • Europe – sustainability and vegan demand shaping product strategies.
  • Asia-Pacific – fastest-growing region fueled by India & China.
  • Latin America – wavy-hair population driving mass-market growth.
  • Middle East & Africa – rising premium product availability.
  • East Asia – Japan leading demand for multifunctional formulations.

Regional Highlights

United States

  • Market to reach USD 2,269.82 million by 2035 (CAGR 5.4%).
  • Serums & oils hold 34.6% share.
  • Strong salon culture and shift to clean-label products.

United Kingdom

  • Growth at 8.5% CAGR, driven by multicultural hair types.
  • High demand for vegan, sustainable, texture-specific solutions.

India

  • Fastest-growing major market (14.6% CAGR).
  • Adoption surging across metro and tier-2/3 cities.
  • Younger buyers prefer premium serums and argan oil products.

China

  • 13% CAGR, second-fastest globally.
  • Argan oil leads with 46.1% share.
  • E-commerce (Tmall, JD.com, Douyin) dominates sales.

Key Developments

  • L’Oréal Professional (March 2024): Launch of sulfate-free, vegan Liss Unlimited line in Europe.
  • Moroccanoil (June 2024): Expansion of Frizz Shield Serum using micro-encapsulated argan oil.

Outlook: A Decade of Innovation and New Market Entrants

From 2025 to 2035, the Anti-Frizz Hair Care Market will see intensified competition as brands:

  • Develop silicone-free and natural formulations.
  • Adopt AI-driven personalization and digital retail ecosystems.
  • Introduce texture-specific solutions for curly, wavy, and chemically treated hair.
  • Invest in ethical sourcing, especially for argan oil and natural butter blends.

With both legacy brands and agile newcomers innovating rapidly, the next decade will redefine anti-frizz hair care through technology, sustainability, and customized formulations.

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Nikhil Kaitwade

Associate Vice President at Future Market Insights, Inc. has over a decade of experience in market research and business consulting. He has successfully delivered 1500+ client assignments, predominantly in Automotive, Chemicals, Industrial Equipment, Oil & Gas, and Service industries.
His core competency circles around developing research methodology, creating a unique analysis framework, statistical data models for pricing analysis, competition mapping, and market feasibility analysis. His expertise also extends wide and beyond analysis, advising clients on identifying growth potential in established and niche market segments, investment/divestment decisions, and market entry decision-making.
Nikhil holds an MBA degree in Marketing and IT and a Graduate in Mechanical Engineering. Nikhil has authored several publications and quoted in journals like EMS Now, EPR Magazine, and EE Times.

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