Conscious Wellbeing
Brands and products for a Balanced Life
From economic pressures to environmental challenges, our fast-paced and interconnected world is causing consumers to face an unprecedented array of stressors. In response, a powerful trend is emerging – Conscious Wellbeing
People across the globe are placing greater emphasis on their personal wellbeing, recognising the need to prioritise not only their physical health but also their psychological, emotional, sexual, social, and financial wellbeing. Moments of calm and relaxation have become rare treasures.
Consumers are no longer content with surface-level enhancements; they crave products that go beyond aesthetics, offering a holistic approach that nourishes, rejuvenates, and elevates their natural beauty. Conscious Wellbeing signifies a significant shift towards holistic wellbeing, encompassing emotional, social, and psychological aspects of life, with this trend likely to evolve as both brands and consumers recognise this significance.
Tracking the trend
Conscious Wellbeing reflects a transformation in our understanding of what it means to be healthy and happy
The growth of Conscious Wellbeing conversations: July 2021-June 2023
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Brands that need a way in to Conscious Wellbeing can embrace these 'microtrends' and meet consumer demands and their wellbeing goals
Regional Conver Stations
Explore below how Conscious Wellbeing conversations differ around the world
North America
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- Africa
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Europe
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- +65% Enhanced Nutrition
- +43% Experience at Home
- +41% Functional Drinks
- Consumers note the importance of wearable sensors and apps for personalised diets, with start-ups that specifically address mental health gaining significant attention
- At-home spa activities to foster relaxation, home workouts to support physical and mental health, and cooking at home are important ways consumers are creating havens at home
- Consumers are seeking non-alcoholic wine and zero-alcohol drinks industry
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- Europe
- Africa
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- Latin America & Carribbean
Africa
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- +93% Mocktails
- +85% Meditation
- +78% Self-Care
- Popular non-alcoholic beverages were discussed
- Consumers note the benefits of meditation, in hope to restore mental health, sleep and happiness
- People are engaging in volunteering activities to instil a sense of belonging
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- Europe
- Africa
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America & Carribbean
Asia Pacific
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- +85% Holistic Wellbeing
- +73% Support Groups and Communities
- +41% Working from home
- Individual governments promoted initiatives for wellbeing, with the Pakistani government, for example, launching the #Humraaz mental health app
- A shift is being acknowledged from an individualistic approach to self-care to a communal approach, termed "community care"
- Consumers are looking to ensure they fit in leisure activities to their daily schedules, such as taking long walks
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- Europe
- Africa
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America & Carribbean
Latin America & Carribbean
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- +78% Digital Detox
- +71% Therapy
- Consumers are undergoing digital detoxes, by deleting apps or deactivating social media accounts
- Individuals openly sharing strategies for supporting their mental health
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- Europe
- Africa
- Asia Pacific
- Latin America & Carribbean
- North America
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- Asia Pacific
- Latin America & Carribbean
Case Study
Captain Morgan: ‘Enjoy Slow’
Captain Morgan is a brand centred on spice, individuality, and fun, and its recent ‘Enjoy Slow’ campaign championed these values while encouraging consumers to drink at their own pace.
‘Enjoy Slow’ was the brand’s biggest-ever global responsible drinking campaign, and with the help of multi-award-winning singer, songwriter, and rapper Bree Runway, it called on people around the world to celebrate slower; to be confident to say no to a drink or another round if they wish and, ultimately, moderate their drinking.
With consumers set to develop new rituals to help build ‘moments of deceleration’ into their day, Captain Morgan is continuing its broader commitment to ‘moderate drinking’ with the launch of Captain Morgan Spiced Gold 0.0%, Captain Morgan’s first alcohol-free offering. The accompanying campaign, ‘Why you Whying’, used humour to challenge the negative societal pressure of being asked ‘why aren’t you drinking’ when people choose a non-alcoholic beverage.
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