Yes and no I have favourites and then I like to look at ingredients and health value based on my diet

If its for my daughter, yes, as she has intolerances to lactose and fructose. For myself, not usually.

I always read the ingredients list as I want to know what is in a product. It may take a little longer to shop, which I don’t like, but it’s worth it to ensure there’s not too many additives in what I buy.

Yes, As the mother of a child with sever food, it is crucial for me to read labels on all products (even products that I have purchased before and I have seen from time to time ingredients vary). This includes food items, beauty and household items as some allergens may be present in anything.

I never use to read the ingredients before purchasing but now I have made it a habit of doing so so that I can see exactly what is in the product before purchasing it. It does make a difference.

sure do – I like to minimise chemicals on my skin, and in my food, to ensure we live long and healthy lives.

I sure do. I check the food labels for sugar, salt and fat content and also to see where it’s made. Beauty products I like to make sure they haven’t been tested on animals and where they’re made

I do read labels and packaging for food and other products. I like to know what I am buying, where made and other details.

Not usually unless there is something on the packaging that might catch my eye and make me curious or unless its something new for my daughter.