While some people may seem to always have flawless skin, the truth is most folks will wake up now and again, or even always, with a bad skin day, and a new report reveals the shocking amount of those days people have each year.
A new survey reveals that Americans will have an average of five bad skin days each month, or 12 per year, which can translate to 3,600 over the course of their lifetime. Overall, 87% of Americans worry about their skin quality, with 48% worried on a regular basis. Not surprising, women tend to worry more about the health and appearance of their skin than men (50% vs. 43%). As for what they are most worried about, wrinkles tops the list, followed by dryness, sagginess and dark spots.