NO ONE wants to feel uncomfortable in their own skin But it turns out most of us are suffering with the same insecurities when it comes to the way we look. The average woman has 84 bad skin days a …
Of those who suffer from acne, 61 per cent continue to hide it with the likes of concealer and foundation even though they feel it’s not going to help.Almost three in 10 regret not starting a facial skincare routine sooner than they did, while a surprising 23 per cent don’t think theirs works but continue doing it anyway.
Despite the average woman spending over two hours on their routine each week, a fifth say they are ‘clueless’ about what will help improve it.The study, conducted via OnePoll, also found 49 per cent started experiencing problems with their skin from a young age. Radha Parmar added: “When it comes to a woman’s skincare routine, the amount of information out there is overwhelming, so it can be difficult to make decisions based on this.
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