According to a recent survey , many women take an average of three selfies a day, dedicating 16 minutes to each one.
Selfies are transcending the boundaries of a technological trend and are evolving into a factor that influences the daily behavior of millions of people around the world.
In their attempt to immortalize the ideal self-portrait, they apparently spend a lot of time, and it seems that there are many (especially women) who take the whole matter very seriously.
According to a survey conducted in Britain, young women aged 16 to 25 spend five hours a week taking selfies. And if that total time seems excessive, there is an explanation that says that each young woman takes an average of three selfies a day, spending 16 minutes on each one.
This period includes preparation (such as hairstyle and makeup) and of course dozens of trials, until the appropriate shooting angle is found, combined with the desired facial expression.
Besides, for many women of this age, a successful selfie pose, with lots of likes and positive comments on social media, seems to be enough to make their day.
Source: protothema.gr
