1. What is the one item that you cannot live without?

Mobile Clothes Laptop Television Shoes Any others (please specify) 2. do u consider laptop or a computer (technology) as a necessity ? Yes No 3. do u find shopping trip as anEnjoyable day out Daily chore Activity undertaken to cheer themselves up 4. do u consult ur partner regarding purchases of electrical and household goods? (a reflection of the fact that gender may not be as significant as other demographic factors when it comes to making purchases within this area.) Yes no 5. do u consult ur partner regarding purchase of a car? (When it comes to the purchase of a car, however, the gender bias appears to be firmly back in place, with men still representing the driving force in terms of who was making the decision on which model of car is chosen.) Yes No 6. do u spend more time in lingering, comparative pricing and enjoying the consumer experience yes No 7. do u value the advice and help of sales associates while deciding what products to buy? (women do take the advice and men dont)

Yes No 8. the maximum time you spend on shopping in a day? a. 0- half an hour b. an hour- 1 hour c. 1 hour and above

9. try framing a question on this? Women remain the main users and purchasers of goods within the cosmetics and toiletries sector, with around eight in ten women stating that they buy the majority of cosmetic and toiletry goods in their household. The mens toiletry market, while still in relative infancy, is experiencing some growth, especially within the skincare sector. Although it is not estimated that mens buying of toiletry goods will match that of womens in the near future, there is a growing trend among men, especially those within the younger age brackets, to purchase more goods related to physical appearance.