What industry does cosmetics belong to?

Cosmetics belong to the daily chemical industry. According to the traditional industry classification, daily chemical industry habits are divided into the following six categories: cosmetics (including beauty cosmetics, cleaning cosmetics, skin care products, hairdressing cosmetics); Washing products (including soap, washing powder and detergent); Oral products (including toothpaste, mouthwash, etc. ); Fragrance and deodorization; Mosquito repellent products; Other daily chemical products (such as shoe polish). Cosmetics refer to preparations (except soap) used to beautify, preserve or change people's appearance (for example, for performances), or preparations used to clean, dye, rub, correct or protect skin, hair, nails, eyes or teeth. Cosmetics can be divided into ordinary cosmetics (also known as non-special cosmetics) and special cosmetics according to their functions. Do you have any special cosmetics? There are many special cosmetics. For example, hair care cosmetics refer to cosmetics that help hair grow and reduce hair loss and hair breakage. Hair dyeing cosmetics refer to cosmetics that can change the color of hair. Perm cosmetics refer to cosmetics that can change the curvature of hair and keep it relatively stable. Brief introduction of daily chemical industry, such as shoe polish and detergent. China's daily chemical industry has initially formed several industrial clusters and two manufacturing sectors. Industrial clusters are mainly located in the Pearl River Delta with Guangdong as the center and the Yangtze River Delta with Shanghai as the leader.