미용전공자와 비전공자의 모발관리 인식 및 태도에 관한 연구 = A Study on the Recognition and Attitude about Hair Care Between Beauty Majors and Non-Majors

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

This study examined if there were any differences in the state of hair condition and hair care, the behavior and recognition of shampooing, recognition and attitude about hair care between beauty majors and non-majors. The result of analysis of differences in the state of hair condition and hair care between beauty majors and non-majors showed that there were differences in the degree of hair damage, the procedures they undergo most frequently, factors of hair damage, types of hair care procedures, recognition of hair damage, reason for using electric beauty appliances, and the source of hair care. The result of analysis of differences regarding the behavior and recognition of shampooing between beauty majors and non-majors showed that there were differences in the number of shampooing, use of an appropriate shampoo, region of use when shampooing, use of a hair conditioner and a hair treatment, and benefits of treatment. The analysis of differences in knowledge of hair care between beauty majors and non-majors showed that beauty majors had higher knowledge of hair care than non-majors (majors average : 10.86, non-majors knowledge average : 8.72). When analyzing the differences in recognition and attitude about hair care between beauty majors and non-majors by classifying the recognition and attitude about hair care into preference of hair care, interest in hair, and recognition of hair products, it showed that there was no difference in reference of hair care but there were differences in interest in hair and the recognition of hair products. Both of the interest in hair (majors average : 3.15, non-majors average : 2.88) and the recognition of hair products(majors average : 3.70, non-majors average : 3.44) were higher in beauty majors.