1. Introduction
- Lancôme Homme & Metro sexuality
2. Male Cosmetics Industry Analysis
3. Competitor Analysis
- Competitor Analysis
PART II & General Marketing Strategy
4. STP Process
5. Product
- Product Development
- Branding Strategy
6. Pricing
- Competitor
7. Place
- Distribution Strategy
8. Promotion
- Integrated Marketing Communication
PART III & Conclusion and Reference
9. Conclusion
10. References and Citation, Appendices
"..... since I arrived in Washington. This city, unlike any other place I've lived, is a haven for the metrosexual. A metrosexual, in case you didn't catch any of several newspaper articles about this developing phenomenon (or the recent "South Park" episode on Comedy Central), is a straight man who styles his hair using three different products (and actually calls them "products"), loves clothes and the very act of shopping for them, and describes himself as sensitive and romantic....."
Alexa Hackbarth, "Vanity, Thy Name Is Metrosexual," The Washington Post, November 17, 2003
Like this article from Washington Post said the word "metrosexual" is no longer a strange word. Actually it is becoming a big trend among many countries such as USA, France, Canada, Korea and etc. In terms of cosmetic firms perspective, this trend is very interesting because it means that there are huge a whole new market. Recently many major cosmetic companies like Biotherm or Lancôme, they started their new brand line especially for men
Upper Saddle River, NJ : Prentice Hall, 2004
* Principles of Marketing, 2nd Ed., Park, Chan-su, Seoul, Korea
* Lecture Notes
* Lancôme Homme < www.lancome.co.kr >
* Customer Satisfaction Net < www.csnet.co.kr >
* 삼성경제연구소 < www.seri.org >
* The Washington Post < www.washingtonpost.com >

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