| 英文摘要 |
In economic development and changes, consumers are paying more and more attention to their own appearance. Hair color is an important indicator to lead the trend and show personal style. This study explores the relationship between perceived risk, brand familiarity, and purchase intention of self-service hair dyestuffs. We hope that the research results can provide a reference for product positioning and marketing strategies for the hair dye manufacturing industry and sales channels, thereby expanding market share. A structured questionnaire survey was conducted to collect opinions from 253 consumers who purchased self-service hair dyes. The results showed that perceived risk had a negative and significant impact on purchase intention, while brand familiarity was an interference factor between perceived risk and purchase intention. The research results can serve as a reference for future operations of enterprises. |