The Types segment classifies Athleisure Personal Care offerings into five core product families: Moisturizers (including lightweight gels, barrier‑repair creams, and oil‑free lotions), Deodorants (clinical‑strength antiperspirants, natural crystal sticks, and spray‑on formulations), Sunscreens (broad‑spectrum SPF gels, mineral‑based sprays, and sweat‑proof sticks), Hair Care (dry‑shampoo powders, anti‑frizz serums, and UV‑protective sprays), and Body Washes (pH‑balanced cleansers, exfoliating scrubs, and enzyme‑based foams). Each family contributes proportionally to market revenue, with Moisturizers and Deodorants together accounting for roughly 55 % due to their daily‑use frequency and cross‑category appeal. Sunscreens and Hair Care capture emerging consumer concerns around UV exposure and styling convenience, representing about 25 % combined. Body Washes, while essential, occupy the remaining 20 % as they are often bundled with broader personal‑care kits. This typology clarifies product‑level dynamics within the overall market taxonomy and supports targeted portfolio strategies.