GREEN PURCHASE INTENTION DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC TOWARD NATURAL SKINCARE PRODUCT
Indonesia as the biggest country in Southeast Asia, also named as the Asia's quickest-growing beauty market for beauty in terms of compound annual growth rate with woman population 135 million. Skin care products had the largest value share of 31.1% in 2018 and forecast to record the fastest...
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id-itb.:535492021-03-06T18:27:48ZGREEN PURCHASE INTENTION DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC TOWARD NATURAL SKINCARE PRODUCT Khairani Rurupadang, Muthiah Manajemen umum Indonesia Theses Attitude, Beauty Trend, COVID-19, Green Purchase Intention, Natural, Skincare INSTITUT TEKNOLOGI BANDUNG https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/53549 Indonesia as the biggest country in Southeast Asia, also named as the Asia's quickest-growing beauty market for beauty in terms of compound annual growth rate with woman population 135 million. Skin care products had the largest value share of 31.1% in 2018 and forecast to record the fastest growth and maximum share with a value CAGR of 9.6% over 2018-2023. Starting to embrace the natural beauty care products regarding their wellness and health. Natural ingredients in skin care products work efficiently with the body system, repair, rejuvenate and enhance it. In the early of 2020, The World Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak of infectious disease COVID-19 (Corona Virus Disease-2019) as a pandemic on 11 March 2020. COVID-19 caused by SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2). This COVID-19 pandemic changes the way consumers purchase and consume product, including the beauty and skincare industry. This study uses a deductive research approach, and quantitative research method by distributing questionnaire to gain the data from skincare female users who domicile in Jakarta and Bandung. There are 186 response who filled out the questionnaire, contains 30 indicator statements that consist of demographic, consumer knowledge toward skincare, appearance consciousness, health consciousness, environmental consciousness, social influence, COVID-19 situation, attitude, and green purchase intention. From 186 responses, the data is calculating using SmartPLS software to evaluate the questionnaire, after the measurement model, proved that 26 indicator is valid and reliable. After the measurement of structural model, the result show that in the situation of COVID-19, the respondent attitude are influenced by health and environment consciousness. Furthermore, appearance consciousness has a weak influence and not significantly influenced their attitude. Aside from that, social influence doesn't influence their attitude at all regarding buying the natural skincare. As a final result the attitude has strong positive and significant influence toward green purchase intention regarding buying natural skincare. The final result of this study is a marketing strategy that uses the 4P's marketing mix. The product based on the potential beauty trend in 2021 and diversification assisted by collaborations with beauty influencers. The price should be affordable and coloured with seasonal discounts, promos, and free delivery. The best options place to sell the product is to utilize the e-commerce, wholesaler, and social media to gain the mass. Furthermore, the promotion, it is better maximized at social media, collaborate with beauty influencers, endorsement, sponsorship for beauty events, and assign beauty ambassadors. text |
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Indonesia as the biggest country in Southeast Asia, also named as the Asia's quickest-growing beauty
market for beauty in terms of compound annual growth rate with woman population 135 million. Skin
care products had the largest value share of 31.1% in 2018 and forecast to record the fastest growth and
maximum share with a value CAGR of 9.6% over 2018-2023. Starting to embrace the natural beauty
care products regarding their wellness and health. Natural ingredients in skin care products work
efficiently with the body system, repair, rejuvenate and enhance it. In the early of 2020, The World
Health Organization (WHO) declared the outbreak of infectious disease COVID-19 (Corona Virus
Disease-2019) as a pandemic on 11 March 2020. COVID-19 caused by SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute
respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2). This COVID-19 pandemic changes the way consumers purchase
and consume product, including the beauty and skincare industry.
This study uses a deductive research approach, and quantitative research method by distributing
questionnaire to gain the data from skincare female users who domicile in Jakarta and Bandung. There
are 186 response who filled out the questionnaire, contains 30 indicator statements that consist of
demographic, consumer knowledge toward skincare, appearance consciousness, health consciousness,
environmental consciousness, social influence, COVID-19 situation, attitude, and green purchase
intention. From 186 responses, the data is calculating using SmartPLS software to evaluate the
questionnaire, after the measurement model, proved that 26 indicator is valid and reliable. After the
measurement of structural model, the result show that in the situation of COVID-19, the respondent
attitude are influenced by health and environment consciousness. Furthermore, appearance
consciousness has a weak influence and not significantly influenced their attitude. Aside from that,
social influence doesn't influence their attitude at all regarding buying the natural skincare. As a final
result the attitude has strong positive and significant influence toward green purchase intention
regarding buying natural skincare.
The final result of this study is a marketing strategy that uses the 4P's marketing mix. The product based
on the potential beauty trend in 2021 and diversification assisted by collaborations with beauty
influencers. The price should be affordable and coloured with seasonal discounts, promos, and free
delivery. The best options place to sell the product is to utilize the e-commerce, wholesaler, and social
media to gain the mass. Furthermore, the promotion, it is better maximized at social media, collaborate
with beauty influencers, endorsement, sponsorship for beauty events, and assign beauty ambassadors.
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