화장품 어택 이후 화장품 용기 분리배출 현황 및 인구통계학적 특성에 따른 평균 차이 분석

Analysis of the Mean Difference According to the Separate Discharge Status of Cosmetic Containers and Demographic Characteristics after Cosmetic Attack

This study analyzed the average difference according to the separation and discharge of cosmetic containers and demographic characteristics. As the main pillar of global K-beauty, it is aimed at spreading responsible ESG management and consumption value awareness in environmental pollution issues by stakeholders in the Korean cosmetics industry. A total of 282 questionnaires used for final analysis were collected among adults in Seoul and Gyeonggi. Descriptive statistical analysis was conducted using the SPSS Ver 29.0 program. As a result of the analysis. it was confirmed that students who graduated from junior colleges in their 20s and unmarried women with an average monthly salary of less than 1 million won had the highest frequency of disposing of emptied containers. As a result of the average difference analysis, there was a higher tendency for men to throw away empty cosmetic containers as general trash. In terms of, age, those in their 30s, and in terms of occupation students, and unmarried people were highest. There was no difference in final education level. Married women had the highest average of separating and discharging, and overall, but average of returning containers to stores was the lowest. This study has regional and subject limitations. In future studies, various follow-up studies such as cosmetics consumer psychological behavior are expected to be required.