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Hair styling products

The “Hair styling products” subcategory includes 10 brands present on Polish shopping lists in the Listonic and Moja Gazetka apps. Click a brand to see its detailed analysis, or scroll down to check the subcategory's overall shopping trends, its position relative to others, and the source of additions. Data updated monthly.

Hair styling products – shopping list additions
81 277in Sep '25–Aug '26
↑ 42.5% YoYYoY = (Sep '25–Aug '26 vs Sep '24–Aug '25)
Rank in category
1/6
of 6 subcategories
Organic additions
88.5%
Ads 0% | Leaflets 11.5%

2. How do Poles plan to buy in the “Hair styling products” subcategory?

Sources
Breakdown of additions to shopping lists by source: organic, from ads, from retail leaflets
Hair styling products – source mix
Hair styling products – source mix
SourcesValue
From leaflets9343
From ads8
Organic71926
Source mix comparison – all subcategories
Source mix comparison – all subcategories
CategoryFrom leafletsFrom adsOrganic
Hair styling products11.50.0188.49
Conditioners, hair masks, and oils5.323.7970.91
Shampoos15.9512.2671.79
Dry shampoos6.240.0193.75
Hair colorization11.970.0188.02
Scalp peelings4.93095.07
Hair styling products – source evolution over time
Hair styling products – source evolution over time
MonthFrom leafletsFrom adsOrganic
Sep '259904520
Oct '2535124425
Nov '2579204151
Dec '2588314819
Jan '2679504245
Feb '26145833816
Mar '26101304052
Apr '2689604486
May '2680604612
Jun '2655228085
Jul '261041012639
Aug '26657012076
Brands from the “Hair styling products” subcategory – additions by source over the last year (top 10)
Brands from the “Hair styling products” subcategory – additions by source over the last year (top 10)
BrandFrom leafletsFrom adsOrganic
Taft233511138
Got2b9710715
Wella12402313
Syoss3420233
Isana1300139
Joanna590130
Alterra22071
Loton21044
VisPlantis9032
Batiste0011
Hair styling products is primarily organic, with paid activity minimal: across the 12-month window, organic additions accounted for 88.5%, leaflet-driven additions for 11.5%, and ad-driven additions for 0.0%. The organic share was higher than in three other subcategories and lower than in two, with the nearest higher share in the subcategory Dry shampoos and the nearest lower share in the subcategory Hair colorization. Only 8 ad-driven additions were recorded over 12 months, so the paid channel is small in absolute terms; its relative share is not below most other subcategories.