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Investigating purchase intention for skin care products in Bangladesh: The role of personal factors

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Samir Das, Md. Mahiuddin Sabbir, Fatematuz- Zohora, Md. Shahinur RAHMAN

Summary

Researchers investigated how personal factors influence skincare product purchase intention among 318 consumers in Bangladesh, finding that self-image, ageing effect, and physical attractiveness significantly predicted buying intention while health consciousness did not, using factor analysis and multiple regression on structured questionnaire data.

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This study investigates how personal factors influence buying intention for skincare products in Bangladesh. This study employs a structured questionnaire to gather information from a sample of 318 respondents. Multivariate analysis (e.g., factor analysis, multiple regression) was used to examine the data. The study’s outcomes revealed that three personal factors: self-image, ageing effect, and physical attractiveness, have a significant impact, while the health consciousness factor does not have a considerable influence on consumers' intention to buy skincare goods. The study adds value in two unique areas; First, it reaffirms the importance of personal considerations in skin care product purchases in Bangladesh. Second, it supplies marketers with information to help them better understand consumers' purchase intention for skincare goods.

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