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Social differences in women's use of personal care products: A study of magazine advertisements, 1950 - 1994

Nov 1, 2000

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This study examined advertising for women's personal care products from 1950 through 1994 in widely read, long-lived magazines whose audience have different demographic profiles: Ladies' Home Journal, Mademoiselle, and Essence.

Social differences in women's use of personal care products: A study of magazine advertisements, 1950 - 1994

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Title: Social differences in women's use of personal care products: A study of magazine advertisements, 1950 - 1994
Publication date 2000-11-01
Publication Year 2000
Authors J. G. Brody , N. I. Maxwell
Copyright holder(s) Silent Spring Institute
Keywords magazine advertisements , ladies home journal , advertisements , mademoiselle , personal care products
Document type Text
Language English
URL: https://enews.issuelab.org/resource/social-differences-in-women-s-use-of-personal-care-products-a-study-of-magazine-advertisements-1950-1994.html
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