1- The report shows the results of a survey  about the growth of the beauty industry products market in recent years. There are 6 main categories in the beauty industry market: hair products, skin care products, perfumes, accessories, makeup products and oral hygiene.

2- The hair products market is experiencing the highest growth of 42% due to the high interest of people in purchasing and using hair products from various brands. Skin care products have the second highest growth in the market at 24% because they are the second most used by people. The makeup market is growing by 13% because it is used less than hair and skin products. The growth of the perfume and makeup market is converging. The perfume market is growing by 10%, and the survey shows that during the current years the perfume market will grow more. The use and purchase of accessories is almost equal to the use of perfumes due to the similarity in the growth of the market for both. The accessories market is growing by 9% during these years, which is similar to perfumes. The lowest growth rate was for the oral hygiene products market, because people in the beauty industry market focus on other products more than oral hygiene products, which was reflected in the slow growth of the market.

People choose different forms of transport for a variety of reasons. Some people prefer cars because they are convenient and allow them to travel door-to-door. Others choose buses because they are more affordable than cars and can be a good option for people who do not have a driver's license. Taxis and motorcycles are popular options for people who need to travel short distances quickly. Bicycles and walking are good options for people who want to get some exercise and reduce their carbon footprint.

In conclusion, the survey shows that cars are the most popular form of transport in the city. However, people choose different forms of transport for a variety of reasons. There is no one-size-fits-all answer to the question of which form of transport is best. The best form of transport for you will depend on your individual needs and preferences.

One of the main reasons for people preferring to eat alone is technology, as it allows them to avoid sitting with others. Additionally, eating alone allows individuals to eat whatever they like without being forced to eat food they don't enjoy. It also makes it easier to maintain a healthy diet, as there is no need to share food with others. There is another less common reason for eating alone, which is that some people dislike the sound of others chewing. Every person has their own preferences, but I personally enjoy eating with others because it promotes social interaction and communication, particularly with family members. Everyone has different lifestyles and eating habits varying from one person to another.

In recent years, reading has undergone a significant transformation, shifting from print to digital formats. Historically, print reading accounted for about 75% of total reading, while electronic reading made up only 25%. However, recent statistics reveal a decrease in print reading to around 30%, with electronic reading rising to approximately 60%. This shift reflects changing reader preferences.

Several factors contribute to this transition. First, advancements in technology, particularly the proliferation of smartphones and tablets, have made electronic reading more accessible and appealing. Readers can now carry entire libraries in their pockets, providing great convenience.

Moreover, the availability of content plays a crucial role. E-libraries and online bookstores offer a vast array of titles at competitive prices, making it easier for readers to find and purchase books. This convenience aligns with busy lifestyles that demand quick and efficient reading options.

Additionally, an increasing awareness of environmental issues is drawing many readers toward e-books, which have a lower ecological footprint compared to print books.

Despite these advantages, print reading still offers benefits, such as the tactile experience and the ability to focus without distractions. Thus, preferences for different reading formats may continue to evolve, reshaping the future of literature.

Technology and a fast-paced lifestyle have greatly changed eating habits. Ready-made meals and dining out increased, but home-cooked food remains the best for health and family bonding

The report shows the results of a survey about Reasons for the Rising Rates of Obesity in Saudi Arabia ، Obesity rates in Saudi Arabia have been rising for several reasons. First, 40% of the population regularly consumes fast food, which leads to unhealthy eating habits and weight gain. Second, about 30% of adults do not engage in regular physical activity, so they gain weight easily. Social and economic factors also contribute to the problem. For instance, 20% of low-income families lack proper knowledge about nutrition, and because of that, they make poor food choices. Lastly, technology use plays a role. Research shows that 10% of young people spend more than four hours a day on their devices, which reduces their physical activity. Therefore, the rise in obesity in Saudi Arabia is mainly due to poor diet, lack of exercise, social challenges, and increased technology use. It is important to raise awareness and promote healthier lifestyles to address this issue.

To solve this problem, we must determine the students’ inclinations and make them acquire special skills with learning because it is an element that we lack

First,10% visit for cultural reasons. Saudi Arabia's rich history and diverse traditions attract global interest.

Religious visits account for 50%, as the Kingdom is home to Islam’s holiest cities, Mecca and Medina, drawing pilgrims from around the world.

Business visits make up 25%. Saudi Arabia’s strong and growing economy has increased global investment interest.

Leisure tourism comprises 10%, with the Kingdom now offering a range of entertainment events and concerts.

Lastly, 5% visit for other reasons, such as family visits or exploring historical sites.

The growth of international and local fast food chains has made it easier for people to eat out often. Fast food restaurants have also become popular places for socializing, especially among younger people. Eating out is now part of daily life for many, and people spend a lot of money on it. However, this trend has raised concerns about health, as eating fast food regularly is linked to problems like obesity and diabetes. As fast food becomes a bigger part of life in Saudi Arabia, it’s important to think about the health effects.

Education in Saudi Arabia has seen significant development between 2000 and 2024. In 2000, the education system primarily relied on traditional curricula that focused on basic sciences and religious studies, with limited use of technology. Schools operated with conventional classrooms, and there was little emphasis on vocational education or technology.

By 2024, things changed drastically. Curricula were updated to include critical thinking and innovation, and schools and universities widely adopted technology, including distance learning through platforms like “Blackboard.” Saudi universities became globally competitive, and scientific research increased significantly. There was also a greater focus on vocational and technical education to meet the needs of the job market.

We can see that education in Saudi Arabia has developed significantly between 2000 and 2024. It has shifted from a traditional system to a modern one that relies on technology and critical thinking.

By 2024, the educational landscape has changed dramatically. About 85% of students now use online platforms to study. This shift has occurred due to the rapid development of educational technologies and the Internet. Online resources, such as video lectures and interactive tests, have made learning more engaging and flexible.The transition from 2000 to 2024 reflects a major shift in the way students study. The integration of technology and collaborative learning has enhanced educational experiences, making them more effective and accessible.

Teenagers have various motivations for staying up late. For instance, many are distracted by their phones, so they lose track of time. On the other hand, some feel overwhelmed by school assignments, so they stay awake longer to finish their work.

In conclusion, the survey shows that phone and social media usage is the main reason for late sleeping among teenagers. However, school pressure and social activities also play significant roles. Therefore, it’s essential for teenagers to manage their time effectively to improve their sleep habits.

    The pie chart shows the percentage of people’s cooking habits. 10% of people eat per made meals in the past, while in present is about 30%.

      For restaurants, about 10% people eat from restaurants in the past, the percentage has increased in the present and become 20%.

       The highest percentage was for homemade food, it was about 80% people who eat homemade food in the past. The percentage has decreased in the present and became 50% of people who eat homemade food.

Summarily, the lowest percentage in both past and present was restaurants, but the highest percentage was homemade food.

In summary, work and education are the most common reasons why people live apart from their families, though personal and financial motivations also play a role.

Using social media in free time is the favorite hobby of most teenagers (55%). Most teenagers prefer this hobby because it is fun and they can share their daily lives, talk to their friends, see everything new, and interact with the outside world.

The second hobby, with 20%, is meeting their friends. Seeing friends improves the mood and makes the person feel happy and not bored, so teenagers prefer this activity.

15% of teenagers like to listen to music. As each person has a different type of song they prefer to listen to.

The last two hobbies with the same percentage of 5% are to do sports and go to the cinema. Doing sports is one of the best hobbies as it combines health and fun, but going to the cinema is a more passive activity focused on entertainment and relaxation. 

In the end, everyone has a hobby or activity that they prefer and enjoy doing.

Survey Demographics:

• Participants: 500 respondents (mix of college students and employees)

• Age Range: 18-45 years

• Locations: Urban and suburban areas

• Gender Distribution: 55% Female, 45% Male

• Occupation: 60% College Students, 40% Working Professionals.

A survey of 500 college students and employees was conducted to explore their vacation preferences and understand how different groups like to spend their time off. The most popular activity was beach relaxation, chosen by 42% of respondents, particularly employees seeking a break from work-related stress. Shopping and city exploration followed at 36%, with a higher interest from female participants. Adventure sports, such as hiking and skiing, appealed to 28%, especially among college students. Nature trips (25%) and cultural tours (19%) also garnered interest, with employees favoring these options for meaningful, leisurely experiences. Cruise vacations were selected by 12%, catering to those who enjoy organized, all-inclusive travel, while 8% of respondents, mainly students, expressed a preference for volunteering and community work. These findings highlight a generational difference, with students drawn to adventure and purposeful travel, while employees lean toward relaxation and cultural exploration. These insights can help travel planners and organizations create vacation packages that cater to both demographics, ensuring enjoyable and fulfilling experiences for all.

In 1994:

• About 20-30% of people, especially in Asia, had nearsightedness .

• People used fewer electronic devices like mobile phones and computers.

• Kids and young people spent more time playing outside, getting natural sunlight.

In 2024:

• Now, more than 50% of people in some places, especially in cities in Asia, have nearsightedness.

• People spend a lot of time on smartphones, computers, and other screens, which can strain their eyes.

• Kids and teens spend less time outdoors and don’t get as much sunlight, which has led to more vision problems.

Over the past 30 years, vision problems have increased a lot due to changes in how we live, with more screen time and less outdoor activity.

The first cause, which accounts for the largest percentage of 43% is small trucks. These accidents often happen because the driver does not see the other car and its passengers. Unfortunately, their injuries are very severe. The second cause is animal run-over, which accounts for 25%. Animal run-over accidents happen because the roads are close to wildlife. It is better to put a sign in every area where animals live to alert people.

The third cause is speeding. Of course this is the worst type of accident. Speeding accidents account for 20%. Although they put signs on the roads. They should impose heavy fines. The fourth cause is drivers who drink alcohol and drugs. They cause accidents to others because alcohol and drugs make their vision very poor and make them reckless.

The fifth and final cause is motorcycles. Sometimes these accidents happen because bus drivers do not see motorcyclists. Unfortunately, the injuries are severe. Especially if the motorcyclist is not wearing motorcycle clothing.

In conclusion. It is necessary to raise awareness among all people in Ohio and around the world. Awareness should be raised about all types of accidents (small trucks, animal accidents, etc), so that the problem does not get worse.

47.2 percent of students find learning a new language in school to be difficult. This is because of the new words, the pronunciation, and the accent that is required to pronounce these words correctly. Also, because of the complex grammar and syntax as well as the cultural context as many languages are tied to culture. Finally, it is obviously difficult because it takes a lot of time and effort to learn a new language.

Since economics deals with abstract concepts that are difficult to wrap your head around, 24.4 percent of surveyed students find economics to be complicated. Moreover, these complex concepts don't often have straightforward solutions.

Science has high cognitive and psychological demands, which require students to understand other subjects and memorize complex theories. As a result, 16.3 percent of school students find science to be the most difficult subject.

12.2 percent of students find history to be complicated. This is because memorization is very difficult for many people, especially when they have to memorize the different dates, names, records, and events of various things that happened throughout history. Furthermore, these events can eventually get mixed up with one another.

In conclusion, it is evident that a large portion of high school students find learning a new language to be the most difficult subject. Whereas the remaining 52.8 percent of students are divided between the remaining three subjects; history, economics, and science.

The results show that chocolate is the most popular flavor, chosen by 60% of the participants. Vanilla came in second place, with 21% of people preferring it, while strawberry was the least favored, with only 19%. This indicates that chocolate remains a classic and beloved flavor, possibly because of its rich taste. Vanilla also appeals to many people due to its simple and sweet flavor, while strawberry, although less popular, still attracts a significant number of fans, especially those who enjoy fruity flavors.

In short, the survey highlights that chocolate is the clear favorite among ice cream lovers, followed by vanilla and strawberry. These results reflect how different flavors appeal to different tastes and preferences.

The result was a change in the situation before and after the pandemic, as traditional education was the basic and conventional method of education, as it was 85%, but after the spread of the pandemic around the world, traditional education decreased and its percentage became estimated at about 60-65%.

In contrast, online education has increased significantly and has become the norm during that period, as it was only slightly present before the pandemic at 5% and increased after it by 15-20%.

In addition, a new form of education emerged, which is blended education (which is education that combines traditional and digital), and it was the most widespread after the pandemic, as you receive some lessons at university and school and others you receive online, and it increased by 30% after the pandemic.The ratios showed that education during the pandemic is completely different from education after it, and that new methods other than traditional education are spreading.

The second most common excuse, making up 20% of individuals, is “spent too long talking to friends in the hallway.” This reason highlights that socializing can cause people to lose track of time, which leads to being late.

Another 16% of people say they were late because they “spent too long eating breakfast.” This reflects a portion of individuals who perhaps enjoy a slower, more relaxed start to their morning routine,  which can unintentionally lead to lateness.

Traffic also plays a role, with 14% of people saying they were “stuck in traffic.” While not the most common reason, this shows that external factors still affect a good number of people.

Finally, the smallest group, making up 10%, claims they were late because they “couldn’t decide on what to wear.” Though this reason is less frequently reported, it emphasizes the importance some individuals place on their appearance, resulting in delays.

In conclusion, this breakdown highlights oversleeping as a dominant factor, while decisions about clothing have the smallest impact.

Between 2019 and 2024, obesity in Saudi Arabia saw fluctuations, though the issue remained significant. In 2019, the obesity rate was 30%, driven by increased fast food consumption and sedentary lifestyles. By 2020, the rate rose to 31%, with the COVID-19 pandemic exacerbating unhealthy habits. In 2021, it peaked at 32.5%, as lockdowns led to reduced physical activity.

However, in 2022, the rate stabilized at 32% due to easing restrictions and health policies like sugary drink taxes. By 2023, the rate dropped to 31.5%, thanks to more health campaigns. In 2024, the rate further decreased to 31%, reflecting gradual progress in promoting healthier

According to studies, around 35% of the Saudi population now prefers natural foods like fruits and vegetables, recognizing their importance for maintaining good health. However, despite this shift, sugary foods such as sweets and desserts remain popular, with approximately 60% of Saudis consuming these foods regularly. This balance between healthier options and sugary treats reflects the ongoing cultural and social dynamics in Saudi society.

Looking ahead, the Saudi government and health authorities are actively promoting healthier lifestyles through campaigns and education. As these efforts continue, it is likely that more people will gradually shift toward healthier eating habits, resulting in a more balanced and health-conscious population.

• Organic Search: 48%, the largest source, showing visitors from search engines.

• Email Marketing: 19%, from promotional emails.

• Social Media: 17%, from platforms like Facebook and Instagram.

• Referrals: 16%, from links on other websites.

Overall, Organic Search leads as the primary traffic source, followed by Email Marketing, Social Media, and Referrals. This helps identify where visitors are coming from to focus marketing efforts effectively.

In Saudi Arabia, the government spends a lot of money on education, and the literacy rate is 40%. The country has many universities and offers education from primary to higher education.In Egypt, the literacy rate is 25%. Education is free, but many students face challenges due to overcrowded classrooms and limited resources.In Jordan, the literacy rate is 35%, one of the highest in the Arab world. Jordan is known for its strong education system, and many students attend universities abroad.In conclusion, while all three countries focus on improving education, Saudi Arabia and Jordan have higher literacy rates and stronger systems, while Egypt faces more challenges in providing quality education for all.

The second most popular hobby, with 30% of participants choosing it, was playing sports. Teenagers said they enjoy sports because they help them stay fit, build teamwork skills, and release stress. Common sports mentioned included football, basketball, and swimming.

Reading came in third place, chosen by 15% of teenagers. Those who preferred reading said it helps them escape reality and improves their imagination and language skills.

The remaining 10% enjoyed hobbies like drawing, playing musical instruments, or cooking. These were preferred for their relaxing and creative nature.

In conclusion, the survey shows that while video games are the most popular hobby among teenagers, a wide variety of interests exist, each offering different benefits based on personality and lifestyle.