Reviews about beauty products towords young Girls.

The dissatisfaction of girls with the way they look, or the simple desire to improve a certain part of their bodies, displays the potential that the beauty market has. Products, as well as services and treatments, are very much used by girls of all ages, regions, social classes, etc. Some products and services must have their communication directed towards a specific target audience. Another fact which contributes to the beauty market’s potential is the amount of money spent monthly by women.

In this context, the exchange of buying experiences and of experiences with product use is highly valued by girls. The role played by the Internet, and specially, by social networks, will be more and more relevant in divulging and building the image of a product or brand. Any media which allows for the interaction between girls and the exchange of information /recommendations / rejections will see its relevance increase greatly.

As elaborate and complete as the communication strategy may be, the product will not be successful if the main features which women look for when buying a product are not evident: product quality and a competitive price.

The amount of options of different products and brands are available, and the constant array of new releases, lead young girls always try out new things. Problems in distribution (it is sometimes difficult to find certain products in stores) and sales by competing brands were also reasons often mentioned by women for trying out new products.

The perspective of Pakistan about beauty products.

In the perspective of Pakistan, it seems that beauty products ads have a positive impact on the young girls. In this age, the media is growing fast and in return people are responding and changing their life style, attitude, behavior and religious value. Media channels are full of beauty ads like whitening soaps, hair shampoo, and facial lotions etc. but most products are misleading or dishonesty. At university level, young girls want to changes their life style to become professional. They try to adopt the western culture and use the beauty products to change their personality and Physical appearance .this awareness of   young girls has become the weak point of them, now days every business of beauty products make advertising keep in mind the young girl towards beauty Products. awareness and use the misleading practices in their demand.

According to Darwinian approaches “posit that features of beautiful faces are important biological signals of friend value that motivate behavior in others, and have identified features such as awareness, symmetry and sexual dimorphism as key contributors to female facial beauty. It is less clear what visual facial attributes lead to quick judgments of trustworthiness, competence, and likeability from the face. Although the ‘‘beauty halo’’ may provide a partial explanation, it is likely that cues from facial expressions (real or mimicked by the contours of natural features), and facial irresponsibility or maturity are important drivers, the first signaling friendly or hostile intent (positive emotion or anger), and the latter, the perceived ability to carry out one’s intentions. All such facial judgments occur quickly, reliably, and change little with inspection time, suggesting that they are effortless and automatic.”

Organic Cosmetic Market:

Organic Cosmetic Market:

The consumer has started using organic cosmetics because consumer realized that organic cosmetics provide them with better health treatment. Cosmetics have been used since the beginning of human culture. As early as 10,000 BC, men and women rouged (a red power) their lips and cheeks stained their nails with hair dye, and lined their eyes and eyebrows heavily with Kohl was a dark-colored power made Of crushed antimony, burnt almonds, lead, oxidized copper, Osh, Chrysostom.

Keeping pace with the tread of green living and sustainable consumption, global sales of natural and organic cosmetic products grew to about 7 billion in 2000. So there are many advantage to use of organic cosmetic and organic cosmetic cannot damage  the skin and looking fresh skin. 

Cosmetic:

The starting point of this study, cosmetics was largely the purview of upper class at court Culture.  Perfume, wigs and cosmetics formed part of the uniform of court without which one could not be admitted into that rarified society. Women outside of those social circles prepared their own personal care. Products which did not look like those used by elites. But the end of the eighteenth century saw entrepreneurs pushing women to buy commercial beauty goods, labeling them more hygienic and more fashionable than domestic ones. Further, the dropping prices of such goods made them accessible to all women rich and poor alike. By the time of the French Revolution, women from all social classes were using face paint to enhance their appearances.

This move toward embracing the medicinal qualities of cosmetics strongly shaped their use and marketing in the nineteenth century. Advertising campaigns embraced the safety and healthfulness of makeup. Further, this scientific approach to selling cosmetics allowed manufactures to appeal to men as well fell away, as fashion at the end of the eighteenth century and during the French Revolution called for unadorned, natural masculinity. But while men banished paint and powder from their toilettes, male fashions increasingly emphasized lush, long hairstyle than many men could not achieve naturally.