全球领先的新经济产业第三方数据挖掘与分析机构
关于“医美服务”的报告
艾媒咨询 | 2025-2026年中国美容美发行业大数据研究与消费行为调查数据
国内美容美发行业历经数十年市场化发展,依托居民消费升级与服务业扩容,现已形成线下实体门店、洗护美容服务、美妆日化产品等多板块联动的完整产业链,是生活服务消费中不可或缺的支柱产业。全球领先的新经济产业第三方数据挖掘和分析机构iiMedia Research(艾媒咨询)最新发布的《2025-2026年中国美容美发行业大数据研究与消费行为调查数据》显示,2025年中国美容美发行业规模进一步扩大至4459亿元。行业消费消费结构呈现显著特征,仍以女性消费者为主体,占比76.54%;男性消费者占有一定比重,占比23.46%。核心消费人群为26-46岁中青年群体,且多为5001-15000元中高收入人群;消费区域集中在西南、华东、华南地区。
消费者选择美发店的核心需求集中在自身动手能力不足的专业弥补,重视专业服务价值与品牌实力。线上渠道(内容分享、社交平台)是消费者获取美发信息的核心路径,美发行业需结合线上内容运营与线下宣传,形成整合传播矩阵。消费者对微整形的需求核心偏向容貌的社会功能价值(如就业、生活影响),对微整形呈现出高度接纳的主流态势,但当前医美消费仍以特定人群为主,大众普遍持观望态度。
艾媒咨询分析师认为,美容美发行业规模的持续扩张与稳健增长,标志着该市场已进入稳定成熟的发展阶段,消费需求基础牢固并保持升级态势。行业的整体繁荣将吸引更多资本与人力资源投入,推动服务专业化与技术应用深化。未来竞争将更聚焦于服务质量提升、品牌差异化建设以及运营模式创新,以把握持续增长带来的长期机遇。
After decades of market-oriented development, China’s beauty and hairdressing sector has built a complete industrial chain integrating physical offline stores, hair & beauty care services, and cosmetics and daily chemical products, fueled by rising household consumption and the expansion of the service industry. It has become an indispensable pillar of consumer services. According to Big data analysis and consumer behavior survey in China's beauty and hairstyling industry from 2025 to 2026 newly released by iiMedia Research, a world-leading third-party new economy data research institution, the market size of China’s beauty and hairdressing industry climbed to RMB 445.9 billion in 2025.Notable traits stand out in the industry’s consumption structure: female consumers dominate at 76.54%, while male consumers account for the remaining 23.46%. Core consumers are middle-aged customers aged 26 to 46, mostly middle-to-high earners with a monthly income ranging from RMB 5,001 to 15,000. Consumption is geographically concentrated in Southwest, East and South China.Most consumers turn to professional salons for specialized services they cannot perform themselves, attaching great importance to service professionalism and brand strength. Online channels including content platforms and social media serve as the primary way for customers to access hairdressing-related information. Hence, industry players need to combine online content operation with offline promotion to build an integrated marketing communication system.
When it comes to minimally invasive cosmetic procedures, consumers’ core motivation lies in the social benefits of improved appearance such as better employment prospects and quality of life. Minimally invasive aesthetics have gained wide public acceptance, yet such medical beauty spending remains limited to niche groups, with most ordinary consumers staying cautious.
Analysts from iiMedia Research point out that the sustained expansion and steady growth of the beauty and hairdressing industry signal a mature market underpinned by solid and continuously upgrading consumer demand. The sector’s thriving development will draw more capital and talent, boosting service specialization and technological innovation. Future market competition will center on service improvement, differentiated brand building and operational model innovation to capture long-term growth opportunities.