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Consumer Purchases Reveal Desire for Stress Relief and Self-Care While at Home, Reports NPD
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2020 has brought new meaning to the term stressful. Hunkered down in their homes and feeling the anxiety and stress of the ongoing pandemic, U.S. consumers have been purchasing at-home remedies to relieve their stress. Sales of self-help books, candles, and massaging appliances have all grown by double-digits this year, reports The NPD Group. PORT WASHINGTON, N.Y. (PRWEB) December 23, 2020 2020 has brought new meaning to the term stressful. Hunkered down in their homes and feeling the anxiety and stress of the ongoing pandemic, U.S. consumers have been purchasing at-home remedies to relieve their stress. Sales of self-help books, candles, and massaging appliances have all grown by double-digits this year, reports The NPD Group.
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A lot has been written recently about pandemic fatigue. The notion that, after many months of being extra careful and compliant with Covid-19 related precautions, people are now emotionally tired due to such efforts and are beginning to be less vigilant when it comes to taking steps to protect themselves and others from Covid-19. Far less is being written, however, about those individuals who are decreasing their vigilance not due to fatigue, but rather because they feel that such restrictions or limitations have infringed upon their purpose for living. And so, they prefer living a less safe life which they find meaningful rather than a “meaningless” life with decreased risk.