여대생들의 모발건강상태와 모발관리 실천행동에 관한 연구

A Study on the Hair type and Practical Hair Care Behavior of Female College Students

&nbsp;&nbsp;This study is to be utilized as a basis for the healthy hair care system by analyzing the relationship among practical hair care behavior and hair care attitude, self-esteem, and caring for physical appearance of female college students. The data used in this research were collected through a survey questionnaire toward a women&quot;s college students in Incheon. Of 360 questionnaires distributed and T-tests, pearson corelation tests, and χ2 analysis are performed.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;Four general conclusions were drawn from the analysis. First, the majority of the individuals that completed the questionnaire has complicated hair type(33.3%). Rest of the students have oily scalp(26.3%), dry scalp(16.4%), and normal scalp(24%).<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;Second, After analysing the female students&quot; hairs, 24.8 percent of the students has healthy hair and 75.2 percent of the students has damaged hair including extremely damaged hair.<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;Third, the results from the corelation analysis indicate that there is a negative relationship between the damaged hair type and self-esteem(p＜.05).<BR>&nbsp;&nbsp;Fourth, the results from the analysis of the relationship among the practical hair care behavior, self-esteem, caring for physical appearance, and hair care attitude of the three hair types are as follows: (1) for healthy hair group, there is a significant relationship between practical hair care behaviors and hair care attitude and caring for physical appearance respectively; (2) for damaged hair group, hair care behavior is significantly related to the hair care attitude, self-esteem, and caring for physical appearance; (3) for extremely damaged hair group, practical hair care behavior is significantly related to self -esteem.