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Impact of Applying Cosmetics on the Self-Esteem of Female Senior High

School Students in Callejon National High School, School Year 2023-2024

ABSTRACT
Design/Methodology/Approach. Findings. Originality and value.
Purpose
The researcher uses a survey The preferred infographics was
This research paper
questionnaire as the main data gathering
The results found that the
analyze the effects of frequency of using cosmetic made to help the students in
instrument for this study.The respondents
applying cosmetic improving te level of their sele-
of the study has a sample size of 84 comes products in different situation and
products on the level of from the total population of 106 female esteem so they can show
level of self-esteem in terms of theirselves better when they are
self-esteem of the female senior high school students, randm
their physical appearance has a surrounded by other people.
senior high school sampling was employed to come up with 84
students in Callejon respondents. Weighted mean was used to moderately strong correlation.
National High School, determine the level of self-esteem of the Based from the result, the
located at Callejon San respondents when they are using cosmetic researcher found that the most of Keywords:
Antonio Quezon for the
products in different situation and pearson
the respondents has always use Cosmetics and Self-esteem
correlation descriptive statistic, that uses
school year 2023-2024 liptint or lipstick with the mean of
to summarizes the characteristics of a data
set. 3.07 (agree)

INTRODUCTION METHODOLOGY
Research Design - This study will employ a correlation study. A
Cosmetics is defines by D&C Act 1940 as the means any
correlational study is a type of research design that looks at the
article intended to the rubbed, poured, sprinkled or sprayed relationship between two or more variables.
on, or introduced into, or otherwise applied to the human Research Locale - At Callejon National High School in Brgy.
body or any part thereof for cleaning, beautifying, Callejon, San Antonio, Quezon.
promoting, attractiveness on altering the appearance. This Respondent of the Study - The respondents of this study will
study aims to determine whether the use of these products compose 84 Female Senior High students at Callejon National
ready to help them in improving their level of physical High School for the school year 2023-2024. Random sampling will
attractiveness. This study tackled about the effect of using be employed to come up with the 84 respondents.
cosmetics on the self steem of female Senior High School Data Gathering Procedure - The research teacher will take note of
students at Callejon National High School, San Antonio the letter. When the request is granted, the researchers will go
Quezon. The researcher use survey questionnaires to through the help of the principal to distribute the questionnaire
gathered data. to the suitable respondents. The questionnaire will be
immediately retrieved after the respondents finish answering. The
collected data will be calculated and interpreted for statistical
RESULTS
analysis.
Statistical Treatment of Data - In analyzing and interpreting
gathered data, the researcher will use the statistical tool. First,
Weighted Mean, this was used to determine the level of self-
esteem of the respondents when they are using cosmetics as
basis for the proposed activity. Pearson correlation coefficient is
a descriptive statistic, meaning that it summarizes the
characteristics of a dataset. Specifically, it describes the strength
and direction of the linear relationship between two quantitative
variables.
Table one shows the perception of the respondents towards the cosmetic
products. Based from the result, it can be seen that statement number one has
the highest mean of 3.07 (Agree), while statement number three has the lowest
mean of 2.27 (Disagree). The result shows that most of the respondents has
always use liptint or lipstick.

Table 2 shows the perception of the respondents toward the situation using
cosmetic products. Based from the result, it can be seen that number two has
the highest mean of 2.86 (Agree), while situation number one and three has
same with the lowest mean 2.76 (Agree). The result shows that school and going
out with freind has highest since it is always using product in those situations.
Table 4 shows the perception of the respondents toward the level of self esteem of
the respondents when it comes to their physical appearance. Based from the result, it
demonstrates that most respondents "agreed” in all indicators, which gained an
overall mean score of 2.87. This means that the level of self esteem of the respondents
in terms of physical appearance is high when they are using cosmetics. It can also be
seen that item number six has the highest mean of 3.50 (Agree), while item number
four has the lowest mean of 2.73 (Agree).

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