<p>Researchers have carried out the study and found a large number of British women lead such hectic lives that they have on average only two hours' "me" time all week.<br />That's less than two per cent of all the hours they spend awake each week. And 28 per cent have even less, under an hour a week to themselves, according to the findings.<br /><br />The findings, based on a survey of over 1,000 women by sweets firm Panda Licorice, also revealed that 45 per cent spend less than 10 minutes a day on hair and make-up, the 'Daily Express' reported.<br /><br />Seven in 10 get dressed in less than a quarter of an hour. Nearly three-quarters of women say they would love to have more time to themselves, the survey has revealed.<br />The pressure on time means women are also more seriously neglecting their health. Nearly half of respondents questioned admitted doing less than 30 minutes' exercise a week, with nearly one in five not fitting any in at all.<br /><br />Only one in 10 women find the time to cook an evening meal from scratch, with four in five regularly resorting to takeaway meals, the study found.</p>
<p>Researchers have carried out the study and found a large number of British women lead such hectic lives that they have on average only two hours' "me" time all week.<br />That's less than two per cent of all the hours they spend awake each week. And 28 per cent have even less, under an hour a week to themselves, according to the findings.<br /><br />The findings, based on a survey of over 1,000 women by sweets firm Panda Licorice, also revealed that 45 per cent spend less than 10 minutes a day on hair and make-up, the 'Daily Express' reported.<br /><br />Seven in 10 get dressed in less than a quarter of an hour. Nearly three-quarters of women say they would love to have more time to themselves, the survey has revealed.<br />The pressure on time means women are also more seriously neglecting their health. Nearly half of respondents questioned admitted doing less than 30 minutes' exercise a week, with nearly one in five not fitting any in at all.<br /><br />Only one in 10 women find the time to cook an evening meal from scratch, with four in five regularly resorting to takeaway meals, the study found.</p>
