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FEATURE DIVERSITY IN THE BEAUTY INDUSTRY: How is Australia performing? A NEW RESEARCH REPORT COMMISSIONED BY ALLERGAN AESTHETICS SAYS AUSSIES ARE GIVING THE LOCAL BEAUTY INDUSTRY A C+ FOR DIVERSITY. HERE’S WHY.
different forms of beauty and improving representation across all aspects of societies and our everyday lives is long overdue. As the global beauty industry moves to make diversity intrinsic to its offering, Allergan Aesthetic’s ‘Spectra of Beauty’ report explores the diverse layers to Australia’s beliefs, behaviours and influences, within the context of beauty. The Report is the first of its kind to highlight how our ethnicity and cultural background, age, sexual orientation and gender identity all have a powerful influence on our beauty ideals. And, most importantly, it asks the question: How well does Australia’s beauty industry reflect diversity? ‘It has never been more important than now to take meaningful steps to genuinely include and represent the true beauty a diverse population brings,’ says Nathalie McNeil, Associate Vice President and General Manager, ANZ, Allergan Aesthetics. ‘As the evolving discussion of diversity sits front and centre, we must recognise there is not a one-size-fitsall approach to beauty, and the focus must increasingly be on advocating and supporting positive self-image, being true to oneself and inclusivity.’ The initiative involved a national survey of over 2,250 adults in Australia and the findings were analysed across four aspects of identity: • People who identify as cisgender men or women, or non-binary • Age and generation – including Gen Z (ages 18-24), Millennials (ages 25-39), Gen X (ages 40-59), and Baby Boomers (ages 60+) • Ethnicity and cultural background • Sexual orientation – including people who identify as asexual, heterosexual, gay, lesbian, bisexual, transexual, queer/ questioning and intersex. 1Spectra of BeautyRecognising diversity, championing www.cosbeauty.com.au 29
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