Do you apply make-up on the go?
It’s very rare that there is enough time in the morning to do everything, but what sort of time cutting risks are women actually taking?
New research has found that nearly half of women admit to applying make-up whilst they are driving.
43% say that they do their face in their cars on the daily commute, even though they know it’s wrong, and a further 42% use the car’s rear-view mirror to adjust their make-up.
Time pressures are blamed for commuters' last-minute beauty top-ups - with the majority of women admitting they don't get out of bed until the last minute, according to research conducted Harley Street clinic Debra Robson LDN, the semi-permanent make-up brand.
Debra Robson said: "We all know putting make-up on in the car is wrong - but nearly half of us do it.
"It's because most professional women do everything in a rush, particularly in the mornings when they are juggling a multitude of tasks.
"That's why so many women are finishing off their make-up routine on their daily commute - whether that is in the car or on the bus or the train.
"Faced with such time pressures, increasing numbers of women are trying semi-permanent make-up. It saves vital minutes in the mornings and means your make-up looks great from the moment you wake up."
The most popular make-up products applied by commuters are: lip gloss, mascara, lipstick, bronzer and eyeliner.