Unveiling the Power of Packaging: Exploring Consumer Perception and Preferences of the Youngsters in the Lip Balm Market

International Journal of Social Science Research (IJSSR)

International Journal of Social Science Research (IJSSR)

An Open-Access, Peer-Reviewed & Refereed Bimonthly Journal

ISSN: 3048-9490

Call For Paper - Volume - 3 Issue - 2 (March - April 2026)
Article Title

Unveiling the Power of Packaging: Exploring Consumer Perception and Preferences of the Youngsters in the Lip Balm Market

Author(s) Bhoga Srividya, Dr Rahul Gandhi Burra.
Country India
Abstract

The available marketing research studies put a strong emphasis on packaging in shaping the consumer behavior. Given the importance of packaging, it is imperative to comprehend how packaging affects consumers’ perception towards products and their judgments about what to buy, especially when it comes to lip balms. Convenience sampling and descriptive research methodologies were used in this exploratory study to look at consumer preferences and perceptions of lip balm packaging. An online survey form was used to gather data from the respondents. A sample of 160 students who frequently use lip balm from Hyderabad area took part in this study. The study concentrated on examining the ways in which different packaging components—such as color, design, material, and size—affect consumer decisions. One of the main trends found is consumers' preference for eco-friendly, simple packaging with legible and understandable labeling. The results show that consumers are becoming increasingly interested in environmentally friendly packaging alternatives, and manufacturers ought to give these features top priority in order to meet consumer demands and improve their chances of success in the marketplace

Area Management
Issue Volume 3, Issue 2 (March - April 2026)
Published 2026/04/04
How to Cite Srividya, B., & Burra, D.R.G. (2026). Unveiling the Power of Packaging: Exploring Consumer Perception and Preferences of the Youngsters in the Lip Balm Market. International Journal of Social Science Research (IJSSR), 3(2), 532-543.

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