Green factors stimulating the purchase intention of innovative luxury organic beauty products: Implications for sustainable development
Orienting consumers toward organic eco-friendly beauty products is a societal challenge that resonates with growing environmental concerns following COP 21, when entrepreneurs in the cosmetic industry initiated ambitious plans to increase the proportion of natural components in their products. This...
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Veröffentlicht in: | Journal of environmental management 2022-01, Vol.301, p.113899-113899, Article 113899 |
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Zusammenfassung: | Orienting consumers toward organic eco-friendly beauty products is a societal challenge that resonates with growing environmental concerns following COP 21, when entrepreneurs in the cosmetic industry initiated ambitious plans to increase the proportion of natural components in their products. This study examines how green factors impact customers’ intention to purchase premium organic beauty products. We explore the mediating roles of trust and attitude on this purchase intention, using the SOR paradigm and the dual factor theory, an original approach.
Data was collected from 398 respondents using convenience sampling and analysed using the IBM SPSS 22 version and AMOS 22 version package applying structural equation modelling. We show that the mediating role of trust and attitude is of the utmost importance to ensure a sustainable orientation of customers toward organic products. The findings suggest (a) green ads, green brand image and perceived consumer effectiveness positively influence consumers' attitude toward luxury organic beauty products; (b) LOHAS consumption tendency does not impact consumers' attitudes; (c) trust has a significantly negative impact on the consumer's attitude; and (d) likewise, consumers' attitude mediate the intention to purchase luxury organic beauty products. The research has significant implications for understanding India's premium organic beauty goods market and for companies to develop new strategies to market their organic cosmetics. The study also encourages policymakers to provide necessary subsidies to new organic beauty entrepreneurs.
•We examine how green factors impact purchase of premium organic beauty products.•We use the SOR paradigm and the dual factor theory.•Green ads, green brand image and perceived effectiveness increase consumption.•Trust has a significantly negative impact on the consumer's attitude.•Attitude mediates the intention to purchase luxury organic beauty products. |
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ISSN: | 0301-4797 1095-8630 |
DOI: | 10.1016/j.jenvman.2021.113899 |