As a nation, we spend an eye-watering amount of time scrolling through our phones, with one poll suggesting our screen time has increased by 49% during lockdown.
Whether you’re a Netflix and Chiller or an Amazon Primer and Quality Timer… we want to hear from you!
As the Winter weather continues into the New Year, the time for duvet days and movie marathons is yet to die. But what if you could get paid to stay wrapped up on the sofa?
Maintaining good health and a healthy lifestyle has never been more important, particularly with the previous two years of restrictions making it difficult to get out and exercise. But with 2022 now here, and many of us looking to start fresh, the team at Lenstore has analysed 48 cities to determine the locations you need to be in that will give you the best chance of fulfilling this.
Over the years, people have experimented with their appearances to create new looks, from changing their hair colour to trialling different makeup. But what is the latest trend?
Have you ever held back from doing something you love because you wear glasses?
It could be due to fears of injury, worries they’ll affect your performance or even insecurities… Imagine if Cristiano Ronaldo, who’s just taken the lead for the most amount of goals scored in a career at a whopping 800, did the same. The playing field could look very different today!
While many of us think of coloured contacts as Halloween accessories, they have grown in popularity over the past few years as part of mainstream fashion.
Brits have a penchant for telling porkies, according to our new study that reveals one in five (20%) lie at least once a day – and one in 10 (10%) are serial liars, telling up to 10 fibs every day.
To find out how often Brits lie, who they’re dishonest to, and what they lie about, we surveyed 2,000 adults up and down the country, and found out that the average Brit tells three lies each week – that’s 150 lies every year!
Britain is a nation of avid readers, with 92% saying they enjoy or love reading according to our recent survey.
The pandemic also encouraged and enabled us to read more, with one in four (26%) Brits getting stuck into more books during the lockdowns.
But not everyone has much time for reading now things are back to normal, in fact, one in eight (13%) told us that they’re rarely reading atm due to having limited free time. This in turn could explain why 6.2 million Brits can’t remember the last time they picked up a book and read for pleasure!
From dancing to cooking recipes, TikTok has been the source of many viral trends. However, the app has also been known to be the start of many dangerous health trends such as dry scooping and DIY mole removals.
These challenges encourage users to engage in dangerous acts without knowledge of the consequences these can have on their body. While many of these trends are well-intentioned and are the result of experimenting, the results have horrified dentists, doctors and optometrists alike.
Drivers are stripped of their licence for several reasons, and one of them can be because their vision doesn’t meet the minimum requirements. In 2019, around 19 people per day lost their licence because of their eyesight.
The ability to see clearly is crucial for driving safely. Given that our eyesight can deteriorate as we age, it is often debated whether people should be allowed to drive as they reach certain milestones.