Lifestyle Infographics

Menstrual cups are an environmentally friendly alternative to tampons and pads. This infographic compares the cost, waste and health benefits of each.

We all have gripes over who’s turn it is to do the washing up, that someone’s left the lid off the toothpaste or dumped dirty clothes on the floor. A new UK-wide survey by Betta Living has revealed the nation’s top ten domestic chores that are causing huge tension in today’s homes.

Here is an infographic on alcoholism and addiction treatment which displays numbers on: people who need alcohol treatment, those who seek treatment, the types of treatments available and whether they work or not, and other potential problems.

This infographic from the folks at Shop Texas Electricity shows many of the different ways where cell phones can waste our time. Are you guilty of any of these?

The check comes and now the question is: How much should I tip? The folks at Digital Dining wanted to research a little bit about tipping in order to help us all become better tippers. The following infographic is designed to help settle some of your questions about how much you should tip.

It’s easy to get carried away when splurging on things you love. But these fanatics have found a happy medium, and you can too! QuickQuid presents the following infographic entitled, “3 Fans for Every Fandom.”

From snakes to meat dresses, the pop stars never seize to surprise us. The folks at The Hero Piece have put together a list of some of the industry’s best fashion moments!

Here is a graphic visual representation from The Diamond Store of opinions between men and women at different stages of the engagement process.

October has come, and its opalescence is made more evident with this featured birthstone infographic from Brilliance.com. It begins with a poetic introduction about the opal’s benefits to an October child, followed by its most common attributes.

The 180th Oktoberfest has opened in Munich, Germany, with the traditional tapping of the first keg of beer by the mayor shouting “O’zapft is”. The Bavarian festival takes place in Munich’s Theresienwiese over 16 days, and more than 6 million people are expected to attend.