Effect of Age on the Appearance Recognition by Women and their Appearance Management Behavior

Go, Hee-Ja; Park, Soon-Chun

doi:10.15810/jic.2015.11.1.009

journalofinvestigativecosmetology

2015

DOI: 10.15810/jic.2015.11.1.009

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Effect of Age on the Appearance Recognition by Women and their Appearance Management Behavior

Hee-Ja Go¹,

Soon-Chun Park²

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Effects on Oil/Moisture Changes Using Commercial Brand Cosmetics versus DIY Cosmetics in Women in their 20s and 30s with Dry Skin

Lim¹,

Kwon²

2020

Asian J Beauty Cosmetol

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Purpose: With the increased interest in skincare and consumption of natural products, the improvement of expectations for internal health and external beauty has also affected the Do It Yourself (DIY) cosmetics market. Therefore, this study aimed to present the possibility of future development of DIY cosmetics through experiments that compare and analyze the effects of DIY cosmetics made by the company itself with high-priced cosmetics in the market. Methods: Six women in their 20s and 30s with oil and moisture deficiency type dry skin were tested by dividing the cheeks into the application group of expensive marketing cosmetics and DIY cosmetics and then comparing the values of oil and moisture in these groups. Results: In the variation on the increase in oil volume after experimentation, the application group of DIY cosmetics had a statistical significance of p=0.004 (* p<0.05), and the application group of commercial cosmetics had a significance of p=0.002 (* p<0.05). Therefore, both groups showed statistically significant increases in oil content, resulting in significant increase in oil volume after experimentation. After the experiment, both groups showed a statistically significant increase in moisture (p=0.001 (* p<0.05) for the DIY cosmetics group and p=0.000 (* p<0.01) for commercial cosmetics group). Conclusion: Through this study, it has been verified that there is no difference in efficacy between DIY cosmetics and expensive cosmetics, and we hope to present the development potential of DIY cosmetics that are safer and more effective through various studies in the future.

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Effects on Oil/Moisture Changes Using Commercial Brand Cosmetics versus DIY Cosmetics in Women in their 20s and 30s with Dry Skin

Lim¹,

Kwon²

2020

Asian J Beauty Cosmetol

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The Effect of Personal Color Perception of Female College Students on Self-esteem and Interpersonal Relationships

Seo,

Kim

2024

J Korean Soc Cosmetol

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In the modern era of external image communication, the emphasis on appearance has become an essential element for success. Consequently, many individuals invest considerable time and financial resources in managing their appearance to create an idealized image. Personal color analysis, in particular, holds significant importance as a field within image management. This study aimed to analyze the effects of personal color diagnosis on the perception of personal colors, self-esteem, and interpersonal relationships among 30 female college students in their twenties. The research findings indicated a statistically significant increase in post-diagnosis personal color perception compared to pre-diagnosis. Moreover, the analysis revealed a statistically significant increase in the average self-esteem of participants post-diagnosis compared to pre-diagnosis. Additionally, there was an overall improvement in interpersonal relationships among the subjects, showing statistically significant differences when compared to pre-diagnosis levels. The purpose of this study was to empirically investigate how personal color perception affects self-esteem and interpersonal relationships among female college students in their twenties, aiming to contribute foundational data necessary for guiding evolving societal trends and leading beauty trends.

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The Effect of Personal Color Perception on Makeup Behavior of Female College Students in Their 20s

Seo,

Kim

2024

J Korean Soc Cosmetol

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In the modern era, as the era of external image communication, interest in appearance has become an essential factor in success. As such, many people are investing a lot of time and money in appearance management to create an ideal image. In particular, personal color occupies a large proportion as a field of image management. The purpose of this study was to find out the personal color recognition and the perception of makeup behavior according to personal color in female college students in their 20s. As a result of the study, the overall personal color recognition and makeup behavior of the pre-survey group were high. Direct recognition, preference recognition, and external advice by sub-factors of personal color recognition of the pre-survey group were found to have a statistically significant positive (+) correlation with aesthetics, fashionability, interest, co-movement, courtesy by sub-factors of makeup behavior. As a result of the pre-post analysis of the subject’s personal color recognition, it was found that the post-mortem of personal color recognition was higher than before, showing a statistically significant difference. This study was intended to empirically investigate whether it affects personal color perception and makeup behavior, self-esteem, and interpersonal relationships among female college students in their 20s, and present it as basic data necessary to enhance the changed social atmosphere and lead beauty trends. The limitation of this study is that it is difficult to generalize the results only to 155 female college students at K University, so subsequent studies should expand the region, research subject, and major.

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Effect of Age on the Appearance Recognition by Women and their Appearance Management Behavior

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Effects on Oil/Moisture Changes Using Commercial Brand Cosmetics versus DIY Cosmetics in Women in their 20s and 30s with Dry Skin

Effects on Oil/Moisture Changes Using Commercial Brand Cosmetics versus DIY Cosmetics in Women in their 20s and 30s with Dry Skin

The Effect of Personal Color Perception of Female College Students on Self-esteem and Interpersonal Relationships

The Effect of Personal Color Perception on Makeup Behavior of Female College Students in Their 20s

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