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Author(s)
Meher Neger, Abu Obida Rahid, Fahima Akter
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DOI:10.17265/1537-1506/2025.01.004
Affiliation(s)
Comilla University, Comilla, Bangladesh
ABSTRACT
Background of the study: The
Bangladeshi cosmetics market has witnessed significant growth in recent years,
driven by changing consumer lifestyles, increased disposable incomes, and
rising awareness of personal grooming. The study investigates the impact of
content cues which influence on purchasing intention towards cosmetic brands in
Bangladesh. Purpose: The basic purpose of this study was to evaluate the
factors influencing consumers’ purchasing intentions for cosmetic brands in
Bangladesh. Specifically, the study explored the roles of various cosmetic-related
attributes and their impact on purchasing intentions within the context of
Bangladesh’s cosmetic industry. Research methods: A quantitative research
approach was adopted, and data were collected through a structured survey
targeting Bangladeshi consumers who frequently engage with cosmetic products. All
the valid responses were analyzed using SmartPLS 4.0 to perform structural
equation modeling. Research findings: The findings revealed that trust in
cosmetic brands and competitive pricing significantly influence consumers’
purchasing intentions, highlighting the importance of fostering trust and
affordability. However, certain constructs, such as ethnocentric tendencies and
concerns about ingredient safety, showed limited impact on consumers’
decisions. Conclusion: This study contributes to the existing literature by
offering empirical insights into the Bangladeshi context, particularly within
the rapidly growing cosmetics market. The findings provide actionable
recommendations for cosmetic brands aiming to strengthen their market position
through trust-building initiatives, competitive pricing strategies, and
educational campaigns to enhance consumer awareness. These insights are
particularly relevant for marketing practitioners seeking to understand and
respond to the unique dynamics of the Bangladeshi cosmetics industry.
KEYWORDS
brand credibility, consumer ethnocentrism, ingredient safety, price, cosmetic brands purchasing intention
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