بررسی اثرات کالاهای آرایشی و بهداشتی قاچاق بر مدیریت بدن

Body management, as an important concept in medical sociology, is very popular among Tehrani citizens today. This study, using a survey method and a questionnaire, examined the effect of consuming smuggled cosmetics and health products on body management. The statistical population included citizens over 18 years of age in Tehran (consumers of smuggled products) in 1402, and sampling was conducted using a multi-stage cluster method with a volume of 384 people. The reliability of the body management variable was obtained with Cronbach's alpha of 0.91 and cosmetics and health products of 0.88. Body management was examined in three dimensions (appearance, cosmetic surgery, weight control) and cosmetics in three dimensions (cosmetic, detergent, cellulose and palmieri). The average dimensions of body management were 3.93 and cosmetics 4.1, which are at a good level. The findings showed that most of the citizens were female, married, and had a bachelor's degree. Marital status was significantly different from body management, but gender had no significant effect. The results showed that the consumption of smuggled cosmetics and health products had a linear effect on body management.