To Study Gen-Z Perception About Cosmetic Beauty Ayurvedic Brands in Ahmedabad City

Authors

  • Shubham Suthar
  • Pratiksha Agrawat Student, L J Institute of Management Studies, LJ University, India
  • Jignesh Vidani Professor, L J Institute of Management Studies, LJ University, India

Keywords:

Psychographic Segmentation, Sustainability, Non- Ayurvedic

Abstract

The article deals with the effects of age on the perception of consum-ers towards Ayurvedic cosmetics in regard to price, brand reputation,packaging, safety, stability, and social media influence. This work uses a few ideas along with statistical analysis to determine whether or not there is an influence on consumer opinion towards Ayurvedic cosmetics based on age in comparison with non-Ayurvedic variants. According to the study, there does not exist any strong correlation between age or several customers’ perceptions. Instead, a product’s effectiveness, consciousness of the environment, and consciousness of health are viewed to be strongly influencing purchasing behaviour. The study supports a new approach to traditional age-based marketing segmentation and focuses on psychographic segmentation, such as sustainability and health. Also, the minor effect of social media advertising efforts on buying choices shows

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Published

2025-10-03

How to Cite

Shubham Suthar, Pratiksha Agrawat, & Jignesh Vidani. (2025). To Study Gen-Z Perception About Cosmetic Beauty Ayurvedic Brands in Ahmedabad City. Journal of Advanced Research in Public Policy and Administration, 7(1), 1-12. Retrieved from https://adrjournalshouse.com/index.php/Journal-PublicPolicy-Administrat/article/view/2389

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