Why getting ready for work on Monday takes longer

Jul 2, 1:39 pm

London, July 2 (ANI): Women take extra time to getting ready on a Monday than any other day, according to a new study.

They devote extra time to their hair, make-up and clothes at the start of the week so they can make a good impression on colleagues, the Daily Mail reported.

But standards slip with each passing day, with four in ten women admitting they stopped making an effort by Wednesday.

And one in five of the 2,000 women polled by skincare firm Simple said their workload built up so much during the week they didn't have time to spend ages on their appearance.

The survey found that women typically spend 39 minutes getting ready on a Monday, dropping to 32 minutes by Tuesday.

Wednesdays and Thursdays were rushed, taking 29 minutes, but Friday's preparations increased to 33 minutes as the weekend nears. (ANI)

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