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WIN! A What's Your Number makeover kit

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There’s nothing like a makeover to brighten up your day – and here at more! we want all of our readers to feel fabulous 24/7!

So, we're going to help you celebrate the Blu-ray and DVD release of What’s Your Number? (staring Chris Evans and Anna Faris) in style by giving one lucky reader the chance to win a luscious makeover kit. It includes Plump & Shine, Lashes 2 in 1 Conditioner and Eyesential – guaranteed to get you looking and feeling amazing within seconds.

The lucky winner will be puckering up with Plump & Shine lipgloss, which visibly creates a fuller effect instantly, leaving the lips ultra glossy. They'll also be fluttering their eyelashes with the 2 in1 Conditioner, which is a revolutionary lash accelerator proven to increase volume, texture and density by an eye-fluttering 30-50%! And they'll be creating a unique ‘quick-fix’ under the eyes with Eyesential, which visibly smooths out fine lines and wrinkles instantly.

What more could you possibly want?!

What’s Your Number is now available on Blu-ray and DVD courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment and to mark the release, What’s Your Number Twentieth Century Fox have joined forces with My Single Friend to look at whether ‘dating numbers’ really do matter to men and women.

Below are the results of the survey, which reveals that overall guys are not too fussed about dating numbers, whereas it is girls themselves who fear that their own dating number is too high! Who knew!

When asked ‘Would you prefer the number of dates you have been on to be lower?’ (respondents 14,308) of those that said Yes 81% were women with the No quotient being 73% male.

Again when asked 'Would someone who’s been on a large number of dates put you off?' (respondents 9,612) 67% of the No category was male whereas 72% of the Yes category was female.

For the question ‘How many dates is a reasonable amount for a partner to have been on?’ (respondents 12,291) the top category was between 20-30 dates which scored 31% overall. Females were much harder again in this section though with a lot stating 1-2 dates or 3-5 dates are being more reasonable.

And that’s not all. Statistics collected in 23 countries from around the world revealed some saucy secrets:

The average number of partners (sexual) around the world is 12.

The average number of partners around the world for men is 15 – with 14 being the average in the UK.

The average number of partners around the world for women is 8 – with 8 being the average in the UK.

Danish women are the most promiscuous in the world with an average of 16 partners (out of the 23 countries polled)

When asked which country they thought would have the highest number of partners – most countries assumed they were having more sex than anyone else.

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