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    A case study using onlineA case study using online

    qualitative platformqualitative platform MRMRQualQual

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    Methodology

    Online qualitative: 3 day bulletin board

    May 2012N=22

    All mums aged between 30-45

    20 incentive

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    Hair insights Even though skincare products & usage changed

    since childbirth, our mums always do the hairessentials freshly washed hair being a simple wayto show the world you are ready to face the day

    Small amount of loyalty but amongst a pool of brandswith many opting simply for what is on offer within

    Mums often feel distressed by their hair unless it hasjust been cut or recently styled

    Haircuts are a treasured luxury for our mums, one

    that they make time for Themes of luxury & pampering running through the

    discussion

    Price promotion is an integral part of this category

    whether shampoo, conditioner, styling or colourants

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    We asked people to describe

    their hair in 3 words

    Boring, Mousey,

    Needs-a-good-cut

    Straight, fine,

    bottle-blonde

    Blonde, long,

    thick

    Highlighted, long,fairly-good-

    condition

    Brilliant brunette

    (not!)

    Big, dark and

    outta-control!

    Long, brown,straight

    Highlighted, dry,

    uncontrolled

    Unpredictable,mousy, frizzy

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    Overall our mums have v. different feelings

    about their hair but all want a maintenancefree style

    likes dislikes

    easy to manage

    really, really thick

    post-baby

    easy as its straight

    Loses shape after

    styling

    Generally

    finer

    Generally

    thicker

    grey ng

    blow-drying

    grows quickly so cancover up any dodgy

    hair-restyles

    half way between

    curly & straight

    shiny

    good condition

    spending money on

    high-lighting

    post-baby turned it

    curly & thick

    getting it dyed

    flexible long

    ave o ow ry or

    tie it back

    Used to be v. fine but

    thicker since post-

    baby

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    Hair factsThickness

    Fine 8Medium 6

    Thick 7

    Type

    Oily 4Medium 13

    Dry 3

    Condition

    Good 14

    Ok 7Bad 0

    Length

    Short 2

    Medium 9Long 8

    Out of n=22

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    Celebrity Hair Idols

    *These are the actual images the participants linked to when asked Who is your celebrity hair idol?

    Jennifer Aniston5 mentions

    Kate Middleton4 mentions

    Cheryl Cole3 mentions

    Gwyneth Paltrow2 mentions

    Claudia Schiffer

    1 mention

    Zooey Deschanel

    1 mention

    Alexa Chung

    1 mention

    Dawn French

    1 mention

    January Jones

    1 mention

    Rachel Bilson2 mentions

    Daisy Lowe

    1 mention

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    Why did people choose their

    Celebrity hair idol?

    Numerous mentions of natural,

    healthy looking, luxurious hair

    Bein able to do an thin with it

    People tended to favour their own natural

    colour type e.g. brunettes favouring

    brunettes and blondes favouringblondes

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    Has your hair changed since

    having kids?

    7 12

    ThickerThinner

    Greyer

    Baby hair

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    Hair care routine thermo-map

    daily 2 days 3 days more

    wash

    wash & condition

    wash, condition &

    style

    wash & style

    *Darker the colour the more mentions

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    Brands used*

    *Size of text reflects number of mentions

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    Why brands used?

    High prevalence of switching behaviour

    due to price promotion nature of

    Little brand loyalty other than to

    specialists (H&S, Aveda)I tend to be brand

    disloyal as i feelchanging the brand is

    good for my hair. It also

    depends on promotions

    in store.

    usually try out a

    different shampoo and

    conditioner every

    time I buy a new one.

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    To dye or not to dye?

    yes

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    Attitudes to Colourants

    I swear by Nice'n'Easy. It's

    usually on offer, has great

    grey coverage and looks

    natural.

    I dye my hair dark brown,

    due to the increasing

    number of grey hairs(brought on by parenthood,

    I'm sure)!

    if I had the time I'd love to

    be blonder.....bit scared to

    start as I think you have to

    keep on doing it every few

    weeks and I darent commit

    to that!!!

    I get highlights every 3

    months - I wait until the

    point of desperate due to

    the cost. I have boringmousey brown hair so I

    think it looks dull if I don't

    put highlights in

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    Cost of salon colourants puts some off, whilst

    others prefer a more professional resultI have it done at a salon

    about every 4 months. Saves

    making a mess at home!

    These days times is of the essence and

    it is a lot easier to just do it at home. If I

    get it done at the salon I will get

    highlights (blondey, reddish & darkbrown all over). At home somewhere in

    the brown range but it is not

    necessarily the same colour every time.[dyed it]a few weeks back with John

    Frieda Foam 6G. It was good and easy to

    use home dye from boots think it is

    Clairol to cover grey. BC [Before

    Children] used to go to salon.....sighs......I have my hair highlighted at

    a salon, I wouldn't trust

    myself to have a go at home.

    It is also a really nice bit of

    me time!

    app y. en was ee ng r c er use

    to get highlights in a salon but not now...maybe when I'm back at work

    Initially got it done at a salon but have

    started using john freida dye as it's just

    as good and a hell of a lot cheaper.

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    Battle of the Bottles:Fairly even split of

    those opting forbrunette and those

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    A cut above

    Periods between haircutscan vary anywhere

    between 6 weeks and 2

    years! Averaging around

    -

    50/50 split between salon vsgetting a mobile hairdresser

    (mainly for convenience

    once had children)

    Feel like a million dollars

    once had hair cutA luxury that even our

    busy mums make time

    for

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    We proposed a new product to our mums to

    gauge reactions and see how they evaluatednew products in general.

    Very few had heard

    of Argan Oil orMoroccan Oil

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    Barriers to purchase8 mentions that puttingoil onto your hair would

    make them worry about

    making hair greasy

    enough to put them offpurchasing

    5 mentions of the

    perceived time involvedwith application would

    prevent people using it

    4 mentions that the ps

    thought it could be

    expensive (in the region

    of 15)

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    how convince to try itBeing given a sample

    Endorsed product

    claims

    Recommendationfrom a friend

    Research behind the

    product

    Well known brand

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