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http://dx.doi.org/10.14400/JDC.2020.18.12.595

A Study on experiential consumption and development of the customized cosmetics on female university students in their 20s -Preliminary Study-  

Lee, Ha-yeon (Dept. Department of Beauty and Cosmetic Science, Eulji University)
Ju, Hyun-young (Dept. Department of Beauty and Cosmetic Science, Eulji University)
Kim, Gyu-ri (Dept. Department of Beauty and Cosmetic Science, Eulji University)
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Journal of Digital Convergence / v.18, no.12, 2020 , pp. 595-606 More about this Journal
Abstract
To find out the a Study on experiential consumption and development of the customized cosmetics on female university students in their 20s, this study conducted sampling using probability sampling from cosmetics major students in S City from September 1 to October 30, 2020. In this study, a study model was designed for a total of 30 people and studied as an Experience-Consume Experimentation. First, the result of the pre-purchase survey revealed that skincare cosmetics had the highest percentage for being selected by 30 people for "the preferred cosmetic type per the perception regarding customized cosmetics." Second, the result of the pre-purchase survey revealed that 11 people answered skincare cosmetics, 1 person answered shade cosmetics, and 2 people answered fragrance products (perfume, diffusers, etc.) for "the experience type for customized cosmetics." Third, the result of the post-purchase survey revealed that 29 people are willing to recommend the products, while 1 person is not. For the appropriateness of the price, 23 people answered yes; 7 people answered no. for the characteristics of the experience, 24 people (80%) answered that they selected ingredients according to their skin type; 9 people answered that the price is cheap considering they received 1:1 consultation; 18 people answered that they made a choice per their preferences (skin type) rather than per brands; 3 people answered that their self-esteem is stronger as if they received personal care. Therefore, customized cosmetics are expected to increase the attractiveness and purchase rate of female students in their twenties given that 'Human Touch,' genetic analysis, and 'hyper-customization technology,' which requires new development of customized cosmetics experience consumption for female college students in their 20s.
Keywords
Customized cosmetics; Type of customized cosmetics; Experiential consumption; Women in their twenties;
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