The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and the Israel Center for Addiction and Mental Health conducted a study on 1,614 Jewish Hebrew-speaking women in Israel, aged 25-71.
A recent study revealed that women are more prone to being addicted to cosmetic procedures than gambling. The research focused on compulsive behaviors within the surveyed group, highlighting a higher inclination towards cosmetic enhancements over gambling activities.
The study sheds light on the addictive nature of cosmetic procedures among women, emphasizing a significant prevalence of this behavior compared to gambling habits. The findings provide valuable insights into the addictive tendencies associated with cosmetic enhancements in the female demographic.
