While
most of the unmarried in later says "be ready" between 15 and 30
minutes, take them in "grooming" of half an hour, although the weekly
time devoted to 'beautify' is the same for both. Of course, when demand is very important for the partner to take care, especially for them ...
Over 1500 singles have recently completed an online questionnaire about the time they spend taking care of your appearance. Here are their answers.
Although a high percentage of respondents (44%) say that men and women have the same social pressure to be beautiful, the majority, 52%, believed to be the woman who is subjected to increased pressure in this regard. Among those who are of the latter opinion, the majority believes that men should take more care, followed distantly by those who believe that women should care less and, finally, 14%, almost all men, say they seems right that women care more, and that's how it should be.
But the overall impression is true? Do you really care more women? We wanted to find out for sure by asking both sexes devote much time to get good looking for fine dining, a concert or a gathering of friends. The answers we have not caught by surprise, women need more time to be pretty and leave. The percentages are reversed between men and women, while 63% of women confess over half an hour later (and 17% more than an hour) in "grooming", 64% of men say do whatever it takes in less half an hour and 25% in less than 15 minutes!
But week after week we also dedicate time to be handsome in any occasion, whether going to the gym, to the hairdresser, shopping or enhance your tan. Here men and women seem to agree more. Over a third of respondents of both sexes engage in these activities more than three hours a week. The most significant is that both men (40%) and women (51%) are not satisfied with what we do and we would take care of most, but we have no time.
In the last option, not to do anything at all for beautification, the balance tips toward the side of men, either through laziness, laziness or lack of need, almost a quarter of the single states fall into this group, being more moderate option unmarried, 15%.
Being clear about the above and knowing what we care for each other we wanted to go further and ask what we ask our partner in these aspects. When your partner requiring care and appealing look, our singles are unforgiving. While less than 3% in both cases does not give importance to these issues, for the vast majority, 74% of single women and 66% of singles, it is essential that your future partner to take care and be well dressed.
Over 1500 singles have recently completed an online questionnaire about the time they spend taking care of your appearance. Here are their answers.
Although a high percentage of respondents (44%) say that men and women have the same social pressure to be beautiful, the majority, 52%, believed to be the woman who is subjected to increased pressure in this regard. Among those who are of the latter opinion, the majority believes that men should take more care, followed distantly by those who believe that women should care less and, finally, 14%, almost all men, say they seems right that women care more, and that's how it should be.
But the overall impression is true? Do you really care more women? We wanted to find out for sure by asking both sexes devote much time to get good looking for fine dining, a concert or a gathering of friends. The answers we have not caught by surprise, women need more time to be pretty and leave. The percentages are reversed between men and women, while 63% of women confess over half an hour later (and 17% more than an hour) in "grooming", 64% of men say do whatever it takes in less half an hour and 25% in less than 15 minutes!
But week after week we also dedicate time to be handsome in any occasion, whether going to the gym, to the hairdresser, shopping or enhance your tan. Here men and women seem to agree more. Over a third of respondents of both sexes engage in these activities more than three hours a week. The most significant is that both men (40%) and women (51%) are not satisfied with what we do and we would take care of most, but we have no time.
In the last option, not to do anything at all for beautification, the balance tips toward the side of men, either through laziness, laziness or lack of need, almost a quarter of the single states fall into this group, being more moderate option unmarried, 15%.
Being clear about the above and knowing what we care for each other we wanted to go further and ask what we ask our partner in these aspects. When your partner requiring care and appealing look, our singles are unforgiving. While less than 3% in both cases does not give importance to these issues, for the vast majority, 74% of single women and 66% of singles, it is essential that your future partner to take care and be well dressed.
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