New Morals Jun 10, 2015 food & beverage health & wellness fitness nutrition organic rideshare ... versa—to help them maintain the equilibrium they have come to value highly. Ys’ approach to wellness is a balancing act (see Well Rounded). If they indulge in a night of drinking or spend a lazy day with Netflix, they counter their “bad” behavior with a green juice or a workout the next day. Their remorse is genuine, and they believe that making amends makes a difference to their future health. Indulgence without considering the repercussions (and making an effort to compensate for their excesses ...
Well Intentioned Jun 03, 2015 food & beverage health & wellness fitness nutrition self-esteem ... and won. Many of these troubling behaviors are driven by Ys’ highly digitized lives, built into their phones and wearable devices. For example, the Apple Watch ships with an hourly reminder to get up and move around in order to stimulate circulation and physical activity; it can be disabled, but doing so is equivalent to deciding to ignore one’s wellness, which comes with a pang of guilt. New diets and extreme workouts are an addiction among my generation. They try each different juice cleanse ...
The Community Well Jun 02, 2015 health & wellness social life experiences fitness friends social media ... so relevant that many Ys are regularly conversing about it online and off; nearly a quarter say they often discuss health and wellness with friends. In fact, the social factor is often what prompts young consumers to participate in wellness efforts since they don’t want to be left out of the activity or conversation. Doing a juice cleanse, for example, is as much a detox for oneself as it is a way for friends to support each other through their commitment to a challenge. At the same time, the ...
Well Rounded May 29, 2015 health & wellness fitness nutrition spirituality Presence of Mind ... lens of the body, Ys’ understanding of wellness has broadened to such extent that they believe physical health should be achieved in tandem with the pursuit of its mental and spiritual counterparts. New cold-pressed juice brand Mindful Juice speaks directly to this shift, marketing its product as a conduit not just to bodily nourishment but also mental clarity and spiritual actualization. Likewise, for some, SoulCycle is as much a temple as it is a gym, and a place to focus on being present. A ...
Gender Trends Sep 08, 2013 ... makeup removal or as an on-the-go refresher, are usually targeted to female shoppers. But men’s all-natural skincare brand Ursa Major recently came out with a less definitively feminine alternative. UM’s Essential Face Wipes are made from bamboo fibers and the brand’s 4-in-1 face tonic, and are scented with rosemary, lavender, orange, lemon, and fir. Each box contains 20 individually wrapped moist towelettes, which feature ingredients like aloe-leaf juice, lemon extract, and green tea leaf to help ...
The Picture of Health Data Nov 23, 2020 ... food & beverage (Base: 18+) | CBD infused food & beverage | Lower/no alcohol beverages (e.g., SeedLip, Three Spirit) | Micro-dosing drugs (e.g., small amounts of acid) (Base: 18+) | Adaptogens (e.g., MUD\WTR, Four Sigmatic, Moon Juice) | None of the above REDUCTION/ELIMINATION IN DIETWhich of the following, if any, have you reduced/eliminated from your diet?Select all that apply. Junk food | Sugar | Alcohol (Base: 21+ U.S., 18+ UK) | Processed foods | Dairy | Meat | Carbs | GMOs ...
Trends, Inspiration, & Learning Jun 14, 2019 ... food) | Accessories not including shoes (e.g., wallet, jewelry) | Nonalcoholic beverages (e.g., coffee, soda, energy drinks, juice, water) | Digital media (e.g., ebooks, streaming services) | Traditional media (e.g., books, DVDs) | Household electronics (e.g., TV, microwave) | Groceries | Sports/fitness (e.g., sports equipment, workout gear) | Alcoholic beverages not at a bar/restaurant (e.g., wine, beer, hard liquor) | Home décor/furniture | Health/wellness (e.g ...
Purchases Jun 12, 2019 ... A quantitative overview of what young consumers are purchasing today, and how they make purchases.PURCHASES BY CATEGORYWhich of the following categories, if any, have you made a purchase in the past year?Base: U.S. & UK YouthPlease select all that apply. Clothing | Groceries | Shoes | Dining out (e.g., restaurants, takeout, fast food) | Nonalcoholic beverages (e.g., coffee, soda, energy drinks, juice, water) | Beauty/grooming (e.g., hair care, makeup) | Tech and accessories (e.g ...
In-Store Vs. Online Shopping Jun 11, 2019 ... | Online and delivered to me | Online and picked up at a store or delivery location (e.g., Amazon Locker) IN-STORE VS ONLINE PURCHASES BY CATEGORYThinking about the past year, for each of the following categories of items, please tell us if you primarily purchased them in-store or online.U.S. & UK Youth Nonalcoholic beverages (e.g., coffee, soda, energy drinks, juice, water) | Bars/clubs | Groceries | Dining out (e.g., restaurants, takeout, fast food) | Alcoholic beverages not at a bar ...
Luxury Jun 08, 2019 ... Make Any Luxury Purchase | Clothing | Shoes | Dining out (e.g., restaurants, takeout, fast food) | Tech and accessories (e.g., mobile device, headphones) | Beauty/grooming (e.g., hair care, makeup) | Groceries | Entertainment events/experiences (e.g. theater, concerts) | Accessories not including shoes (e.g., wallet, jewelry) | Nonalcoholic beverages (e.g., coffee, soda, energy drinks, juice, water) | Household electronics (e.g., TV, microwave) | Travel (e.g., plane ...