A review of the psychological studies on cosmetic behavior and emotion

A review of the psychological studies on cosmetic behavior and emotion

Psychological studies on cosmetic behavior have increased since the 1980s. These studies have revealed that the effects of cosmetic behavior，including both “caring” cosmetics (skincare） and “embellishment” cosmetics (make-up and fragrances)，on emotion are characterized by activation and relaxation．F...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of Japan Association on Odor Environment 2011/09/25, Vol.42(5), pp.338-343
Hauptverfasser: ABE, Tsuneyuki, TAKANO, Ruriko
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