The aim of this study was first to expand participation types in the field of beauty design by examining activities in the field, and second, to seek practical methods for addressing the important issue of social responsibility amid the current pandemic situation. Accordingly, social responsibility in design was examined through a review of previous studies. The features of practice domains and design performance fields were examined comparatively. As a result, it was found that social practices take place in various sectors, with sensibility toward the environment being escalated to a new level in the cosmetics industry. In terms of cosmetics enterprise practices, collecting, recycling, manufacturing, and retail networking has been established to reuse up to 95% of waste resources. Furthermore, ethical responsibility and participation concerning product and service waste resources are recommended, resulting in the supply of eco-friendly products in a virtuous cycle. In terms of systematic policy, even component transformation (such as organic certification and excluding toxic substances) is being carried out. However, it was difficult to identify such responsible activities in Korea; thus, systematic practice is needed. Designers take part in talent donation activities, and it was the sector they prefer the most. However, it is necessary to conduct studies on limitations such as venues equipped with cosmetics procedure equipment and public cosmetics sanitation and make systematic improvement, such that activities can be led with initiative from passive participation.

Abstract
I. Introduction
Ⅱ. Background
    1. Changes in awareness toward social responsibility of design
    2. Classification of social responsibility of design
Ⅲ. Social Participation by Beauty Design
    1. Cosmetics enterprises
    2. Beauty enterprises
    3. Beauty designer
Ⅳ. Features of Beauty Design Cases
Ⅴ. Conclusion
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• You Kyoung Park(건국대학교 일반대학원 의류학과) | 박유경
• Soon Jae Lee(건국대학교 의상디자인학과) | 이순재 Corresponding author