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This study applied the participatory observation and the in-depth interview. Estheticians are engaged in their service job by accepting emotional dissonance.As a result, they are stressed out, and experience self-alienation. The basic framework of their emotional formation is that their behavior is expressed in the form of the norm of emotional expression, and they undergo psychological reactions, and on the other hand, they experience emotional deviation due to the factors that hinder their emotional expression. The emotional labor is defined as a behavior in which a female worker engaged in service labor who finally comes into contact with customers, performs emotional management and is also under control, in order to provide the service with exchange value. Based on this concept, the process of emotional labor was analyzed, and although it occupies an important part in labor, the psychological reactions of emotional labor and the psychological reactions of the customers are compared and analyzed.

In this study, a study was conducted on the effects of women in their 20s' lifestyle and the use of cleansers on facial skin. Looking at facial skin conditions, dry skin was the highest at 31.5%, and cleansing oil and cleansing water were the highest. Water temperature during washing was the highest at 69.5 percent in lukewarm water. The change in cosmetics based on cleaning power, reasonable price, and seasonality was higher with excellent cleaning power and reasonable price, and other "no" with 66.3%, 82.8%, and 71.4%, respectively, while white/blackhead was higher with 83.7% and 85.7%, respectively. 79.7 percent said they were not satisfied with their skin condition among those who washed their face twice, while 51.9 percent said they were satisfied with their skin condition among those who did not. The result concluded that the majority of people who do double-washing are not satisfied with their skin condition. Also, 47.2 percent of the respondents said they would not be able to remove pores. When the above results examined the lifestyle of women in their 20s, most female college students were fully aware of the need for lifestyle management that affected skin health. However, there was a lack of awareness in the use of cleansers and washing methods. Through this study, we looked at the lifestyle and the effect of using eyewash on facial skin of women in their 20s. Through this study, we found that women are becoming more interested in double cleansing and deep cleansing. It is important for women to have the right perception to choose an effective cleanser depending on their skin type and skin condition, and we hope that various types of cleansing products will be released in the future.

Our skin and scalp states are not maintained in a constant state, but are affected by various internal and external environmental factors such as gender, psychological factors, dietary habits, etc. Except for age, which is an internal factor that we cannot control, the most important thing that affects is nutrition according to lifestyle. The behavior of weight control due to obesity and aesthetic needs due to irregular living habits has a significant impact on the skin and scalp along with nutritional problems, and component imbalances such as lack of protein, lack of nutrition, and lack of minerals have a bad effect on the skin. Many people are concerned with maintaining natural lifestyles and adjusting their weight to meet their satisfaction, which should be known as harmful to their skin and scalp health, and the goal is to understand the right information about the problem first. In this study, people in their 20s and 30s were surveyed to find out if lifestyle and weight control affect skin and scalp conditions, and to find out the skin and scalp condition of people with experience in weight control. Therefore, we want to find out how the difference between before and after weight control affects the skin and scalp, how the lifestyle affects the skin and scalp, and how we take care of the skin and scalp, and present proper skin and scalp management according to lifestyle and weight control habits. Looking at living habits, the results showed irregular living habits through high rates of drinking and smoking behavior and irregular eating, excessive caffeine intake and no exercise. 22.0% percent said they were "in progress" and 33.0% percent said "yes" to weight control, higher than 45.0 percent said "no." Those who have done weight control can confirm that they are more than 50 percent of the total. Pre- and post-weighted skin results showed high levels of moisture, blemishes, elasticity and sebum before weight control, but after weight control, moisture decreased by 35.0%, blemishes decreased by 14.0%, elasticity decreased by 33.0%, and sebum decreased by 25.0%. In addition, 13.0% higher after weight control in the sensitive area. Prior to and after the weight control results showed lower levels in items such as hair loss, hair thinning, and hair loss before weight control, but after weight control, hair loss increased by 26.0%, hair thinning increased by 26.0%, and hair thickness increased by 20.0%. In the oily part of the hair, the 10.0% decrease after weight control.

This study was conducted on women in their 20s living in the Seoul metropolitan area to learn about purchasing basic cosmetics and their use after purchasing them. As a result of the survey, there were significant differences in the basic cosmetics purchase location and location selection reasons, preferred cosmetics brands, reasons for not reading manuals, the number of basic cosmetics used, and side effects experience. 1. For places of purchase based on purchase costs, drug stores with less than 30,000 won, more than 30,000 won and less than 50,000 won, and more than 50,000 won were all found to be high at 64.0%, 58,2%, and 61.3%, respectively, but 21.9% of them with less than 30,000 won chose road shops and 22.6% of them with more than 50,000 won chose department stores. Among respondents who chose department stores, 35.5% said they could trust the quality of their products. Looking at preferred brands based on purchase costs, domestic brands with less than 30,000 won and more than 30,000 won and less than 50,000 won were 65.8% and 56.4%, respectively, while domestic and foreign brands with more than 50,000 won were both used 51.6%. 2. As for the reasons for not reading the instructions for use, the purchase cost was less than 30,000 won and the purchase cost of more than 30,000 won and less than 50,000 won was very high at 83.1% and 72.4%, respectively, while the purchase cost was very high at more than 50,000 won, which was 45.5% and 36.4% because they did not know well. Looking at the number of basic cosmetics based on purchase costs, three types of cosmetics under 30,000 won and two types were 35.1% and 36.0%, respectively. On the other hand, three types over 30,000 won, less than 50,000 won, and more than 50,000 won, were 47.3% and 51.6%, respectively. If you look at whether or not you experienced side effects after using basic cosmetics, 65.8% of people chose not to have side effects, but 50.9% and 58.1% of people over 30,000 won and less than 50,000 won, more than 50,000 won chose to make a significant difference.

This study conducted a survey to compare the points considered in product selection and their satisfaction with efficacy. To that end, the survey was conducted on 200 adult men and women in their 10s and 60s who regularly use deep cleansing products. The results of the study found that: According to the survey's personal information, women used deep cleansing more than men, and those in their 20s had the highest survey questions and answers rate. Individual skin types had many complexities. Deep cleansing products use 'gommage' products, and the majority of respondents use them once or twice a week. He made the most purchases through the Internet, and he thought that the price range of the product was more than 10,000 won and less than 20,000 won is the most appropriate. The reason for using Deep Cleansing products was 40% for the purpose of 'removing dead skin cells'. After looking at the satisfaction level of the product, the reason for choosing the product was that most people purchased it with recommendations from employees or acquaintances. Thirty-three percent of respondents considered ingredients when purchasing products. The effects of skin improvement after using the product are normal. 44% were effective 40.5%. Considering that ingredients are considered important when purchasing products, but the selling price is also considered, it can be seen that forming a low price of 10,000 to 20,000 won is important to increase the sales rate of products that are set for purchase by people who use deep cleansing products, but also placing importance on ingredients other than the price when purchasing products. Taking this into account, the satisfaction with the product and brand may be increased if the product is marked on the container so that the ingredients of the product can be easily and at a glance. This will help to select products for different skin types in the future and create basic data to help with skin care.

In this study, the three special hairstyles applied with opart were studied and the design was presented through the work for practical use in the field, and the conclusion of the study was as follows. First, the work I applied the kowlik-type opart to combine the popular conro hairstyle to create an original and urban image. Second, work II combines orange and brown colors to combine the most fashionable scratch style among people in their 20s and 30s. The bold scratch-type and conro hairstyle produced a design that adds neutral images to the existing special hairstyles.Thirdly, the work III combines a diamond-shaped blocking with a braid cone technique to create an original design. In this study, we presented the possibility of special hair con-ro hairstyle not only being evaluated as a hair design work, but also as a design that can be used for hair production in industrial sites and daily life, and we could see that it can be fully utilized as a popular and realistic special hairstyle. It is also hoped that this research will be used as various research materials and will be actively utilized in special hair industry sites.

The purpose of this study is interprets the culture expressed in Islamic religious discipline and regulation from a cosmetic point of view and examines how it is expressed and accepted in the rapidly changing modern times. Also, what the symbolism is. First, the veil culture, which is applied only to Muslim women, is free from the symbol of oppression, has a religious belief and religious symbolism and is being used as a fashion trend. Second, plastic surgery is strictly limited for simple cosmetic purposes. Third, shaving is not mandatory in Islam. Fourth, for Muslim men, wearing a beard is a symbol of masculinity. On the other hand, women are encouraged to epilate, emphasizing submissive and obedient femininity. Finally, there is a bathing ritual. In Islam, cleanliness is more important than external grace. Before worship, you must perform the salat ritual, clean your body and mind and confess your faith.