퍼스널 네일 컬러 진단에 따른 네일 컬러링 일치도가 신체 이미지 변화 인지와 네일 컬러링 만족도에 미치는 영향

Abstract

The main purpose of this study was to investigate whether the match between personal nail color and nail coloring had an effect on recognition of body image changes and satisfaction with the nail coloring of the subjects. It also looked at whether the correspondence between the nail color that the subject thought was well suited to them and the nail color diagnosed by the expert, and whether the degree of interest of the subject in the nail coloring affected these results. A review of literature, questionnaires, interviews, and experiments were used as research methods. Data were analyzed by frequency analysis, reliability verification, and 2x2x2 mixed design ANOVA. The findings were as follows. First, the subjects of this study were more sensitively aware of the positive effects such as reducing the disadvantages or improving the appearance of their hands when they applied their personal nail colors. They responded that they felt as if their skin color and the gloss of the hand were improved, or that some shortcomings such as wrinkles, blood vessels, and spots appeared lighter, or that their hands seemed smaller or softer, and the fingers looked longer. Second, when subjects colored their nails with the color that was diagnosed as suitable for them, they were more satisfied and they judged that the chosen color matched well with the color of their hands. Third, the perception of personal nail color, the interest in nail coloring, and the interaction effect between nail coloring interest and perception of personal nail color did not significantly affect the satisfaction of nail coloring.