Looking at life through the lens of consumer psychology. The Man Behind the Looking Glass. Last week the Supreme Court rejected an appeal by Imperial Tobacco to overturn new legislation banning the display of tobacco products in Scotland. I imagine that most of you will agree with me that this is great news. They knowingly promote an extremely addictive product that kills half of its users.

8230;or how to consume the Planet in a greener way. Are you a green consumer? What makes us going green? Is not that easy being green. S campaign for this holidays. Nevertheless, and apart from the negative .

Si hoc comprehendere potes, gratias age magistro Latinae. Remember the days when everything was better? 8230;but luckily your ad does! December 14, 2012. But why is it so difficult for us to escape the Christmas-consumerism? December 8, 2012.

An exploration of consumer psychology. All things green and ethical. Can technology help? November 30, 2012.

This equates to a huge 15 million people. Alexandra Richmond, Senior Social Media and Lifestyles Analyst at Mintel. 8220;Tell me, too! So what does this mean for the beauty brands? .

It sounds easy until you push the door and it does not move. Clumsy! You have to pull buddy! So what happened next? Your friends start jeering at you during a long time, whilst you want to forget that awkward moment. But wait! Are you the only one who does not know how to open a door? So in the case of the door, .

Ethical branding and consumerism, whether consumers care and whether they even should. Over the past few weeks I have discussed issues of sustainability and ethical consumption with this blog.

Miniature musings and pocket-sized ponderings about all things consumer.