This session presents a qualitative field intervention examining how disrupting everyday cosmetic routines can foster consumer empowerment and behavioural change. Drawing on a socio-ecological perspective, the study shows how individual awareness and skills interact with social, economic, and market constraints. Attendees will gain insights into designing interventions that promote healthier consumption while accounting for real-life ecosystem influences.
Maria-Bélen Ojeda-Trujillo, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences/URMIS (Research Unite CNRS, IRD, UPC, UNiCa), University Paris Cité, Ile de France, France
Séverine Louvel, Université Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Sciences Po Grenoble - UGA, Pacte, Grenoble, France