Marketing Acceptability Of Locally Made Cosmetic Products In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Hair Dressing Salon In Obiagu)

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📄 Project Abstract

In this study, an attempt was made to determining the acceptability of locally manufactured cosmetic product by user of cosmetic in Obiagu urban. Attention was focused on only female gender irrespective of their demographic specifications. The study did not cover the male genders. From the analysis of data collected, it was obvious that user of cosmetic products preferred foreign manufactured product to locally made ones due to some reasons advanced. The result of the research showed that female in Obiagu Urban were fully aware of the locally made cosmetic products (79%) respondents but preferred fore achieve explosiveness, distinctiveness and egotism in their utility. They were attributing the rejection of locally made cosmetic to its price the respondents rented if high and not commensurate with its quality.

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  • ✅ Literature Review & Theoretical Framework
  • ✅ Research Methodology & Data Collection
  • ✅ Data Analysis & Statistical Methods
  • ✅ Findings & Results Discussion
  • ✅ Recommendations & Conclusions
  • ✅ References & Bibliography
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Chapter 1: Introduction & Background
  • Problem Statement & Objectives
Chapter 2: Literature Review
  • Theoretical Framework & Related Studies
Chapter 3: Research Methodology
  • Data Collection & Analysis Methods
Chapter 4: Data Analysis & Results
  • Findings & Statistical Analysis
Chapter 5: Discussion & Conclusion
  • Recommendations & Future Research
Appendices: Supporting Documents
  • Questionnaires, Data, References
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Full Citation:

Okenwa Nwuka. (). Marketing Acceptability Of Locally Made Cosmetic Products In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Hair Dressing Salon In Obiagu). African and General Studies, 40, 14858.

Citation Formats:
APA
Okenwa Nwuka. (). Marketing Acceptability Of Locally Made Cosmetic Products In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Hair Dressing Salon In Obiagu). African and General Studies, 40, 14858.
MLA
Okenwa Nwuka. "Marketing Acceptability Of Locally Made Cosmetic Products In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Hair Dressing Salon In Obiagu)." African and General Studies, vol. 40, , pp. 14858.
Chicago
Okenwa Nwuka. "Marketing Acceptability Of Locally Made Cosmetic Products In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Hair Dressing Salon In Obiagu)." African and General Studies 40 (): 14858.
Full Citation:

Okenwa Nwuka. (). Marketing Acceptability Of Locally Made Cosmetic Products In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Hair Dressing Salon In Obiagu). African and General Studies, 40, 14858.

Citation Formats:
APA
Okenwa Nwuka. (). Marketing Acceptability Of Locally Made Cosmetic Products In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Hair Dressing Salon In Obiagu). African and General Studies, 40, 14858.
MLA
Okenwa Nwuka. "Marketing Acceptability Of Locally Made Cosmetic Products In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Hair Dressing Salon In Obiagu)." African and General Studies, vol. 40, , pp. 14858.
Chicago
Okenwa Nwuka. "Marketing Acceptability Of Locally Made Cosmetic Products In Nigeria (A Case Study Of Some Selected Hair Dressing Salon In Obiagu)." African and General Studies 40 (): 14858.
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