More women are focusing on staying ahead of their health by looking for products and services that fit easily into their routines. They want options that feel personal, are easy to use, and support both their current needs and long-term goals.
Younger generations like Gen Z and Millennials are leading the charge with their love for technology. Tools like wearables help them stay on track while juggling busy schedules and trying to maintain their energy. On the other hand, older women often focus on managing physical changes and staying independent using trustworthy products and brands.
A key opportunity for category players lies in creating specialized solutions that cater to each stage of a woman’s life. Whether it’s tools to help younger women manage hormonal changes or products designed for the unique needs of certain life stages, brands need to understand and address these transitions.
This report looks at the following areas:
- Attitudes toward women’s wellness and hormonal health
- Market dynamics including economic conditions and consumer confidence
- Consumer insights on menstruation, fertility, and menopause
- Longevity health concerns and product selection factors
- Innovation and marketing strategies in women’s health and wellness
Market Definitions
This Report examines life stages and health topics that are distinct to women, focusing on the resources they seek to educate themselves about their wellbeing and the products they use to address specific needs at each stage. It explores women’s attitudes toward health and wellness offerings in relation to their current life stage, providing insights to help brands better connect with female consumers while identifying unmet needs and opportunities in the market.
Meet the Expert Behind the Analysis
This report was written by Lindsay Cameron. Lindsay joined Mintel in 2023 as a Health and Wellness Research Analyst. She has a master’s in Marketing Research from Michigan State University and a bachelor’s in Marketing from Arizona State University. Prior to joining Mintel, she conducted consumer research for a DTC ad agency and began her career in pet retail.
Brands must tailor wellness solutions to women’s unique needs across life stages, empowering them with personalized care through every transition.
Lindsay Cameron
Analyst – Health & Wellness