On the basis of experiential marketing, this research studies the differences of perceived product value and purchasing intention according to genders. We verify the degree of emphasis on brand and purchasing intention using the data collected from 310 valid questionnaires including 145 male samples and 165 female samples. These hypotheses are analyzed by our conceptual framework applying Structural Equation Modeling. The result findings reveal that male consumers pay more attention to the brand equity than the female. On the contrary, female consumers emphasize the experiential marketing, while male consumers don’t. The reason might be that males prefer professional space and all-in-one purchasing. Accordingly, the firms of skin care products should design strategic marketing methods aiming at different genders.