Women's Make-up Blamed for Half a Million Road Crashes in UK
Women drivers applying make-up while behind the wheel are responsible for almost half a million road accidents a year in Britain, according to a new survey.
Women drivers applying make-up while behind the wheel are responsible for almost half a million road accidents a year in Britain, according to a new survey.
As many as 2000 drivers were questioned for the poll.
"Multi-tasking is a trait often associated with women but doing it behind the wheel is extremely hazardous" the Daily Express quoted Claire Foster, a spokeswoman for Churchill as saying.
Men are Turned Off Seeing Women With Bright Make-up
A new study reveals that bright lipstick or false eyelashes do not turn-on men, infact they are big turn-offs.
A new study reveals that bright lipstick or false eyelashes do not turn-on men, infact they are big turn-offs.
"However, men can be dangerously distracted too," she added.
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In Young Girls, Make-up Poses Serious Health Risks
New research by The Environmental Working Group has revealed that make-up is very dangerous for young girls and poses severe health risks for them.
New research by The Environmental Working Group has revealed that make-up is very dangerous for young girls and poses severe health risks for them.
Study Says 1 in 4 Oz Drivers Risks Death by Falling Asleep While Driving
One in every four drivers in Australia risks death by falling asleep at the wheel, an online survey has found.
One in every four drivers in Australia risks death by falling asleep at the wheel, an online survey has found.
