Hands are the business cards of the fair sex! How often do we say this phrase to ourselves justifying the expenses on a manicure to our dad, husband or ourselves when we balance the debit and credit of our budget. But do we follow this rule, or is it just an excuse?
In large chain mass markets or marketplaces, one of the top sales areas is facial care cosmetics, less often for hair.
Here, each of us tries to determine whether a given product is right for her: by composition, density, effect, pricing, and after the purchase, looking in the mirror, we try to notice the effect that was declared. But, for some reason, standing in any mass market, we only notice hand creams in the checkout area waiting in line and choose according to the principle: "I want one with peach" without thinking at all about whether it will suit the skin of our hands. The main thing is that we put a tick in our heads: "I bought hand cream, so everything is fine with my hands." If we conduct a social survey, we wil