What percentage woman bring mirror in her handbag for look her face?

I couldnt tell you, i dont carry a mirror in my handbag and never have done, its not really important to me, i check myself in the mirror before i go out in the morning and again only if i go to the toilets, inbetween those times i couldnt care less what i look like

I believe i have a very small handmirror in my bag, so yes i admit i have a mirror. I dont use it daily those, it depends on what i have to do, eg if you go for an important meeting it is nice to look nice and not completly messing. (My hair has its own world)

hii..i think almost every woman will be having a mirror in her purse or bag she caries...they always wanted to look good ...whether a woman has money or not in her bag she surely has a mirror or lipstick...

Everyone has the taste of beauty of their personnel character,But women do have better and rather constant desire for staying pretty and charming everyday and every time they are tend to be seen by anyone other than they themselves.Women always carry mirrors among their holdings,before going to meet a new individual,or before they attend a social function and at many regular intervals of their life they use mirrors to verify that if there aren't any flaws in their beauty or face to say the least.

Well I do bring one, but rarely actually use it. the only reason I take a mirror is because it's attatched to my powder.

I do not wear cosmetics, nor do I carry them in my purse. I really don't care if I look "pretty" all the time. No, I do not carry a mirror. To me worrying about how you look all the time is selfish and vain. I would rather people see the person I am, not the made up image I want them to believe. If they can't take me without make-up, then they can take a hike lol.

I think almost all woman have a mirror in her bag. It's essential and even if it's not, it come with our compact powder. So that makes 99% of every woman. It's true we want to look pretty every minutes, it's our nature to look nice. We also need mirror to touch up our make up or fix our hair.