A new survey has showed that the about 80 per cent of the women in the UK do not feel good about themselves.

The survey showed that even after accomplishing an average of 26 tasks a day the women in the UK still feel the pressure of being perfect. The new research commissioned to launch Sanctuary Spa's #LetGo campaign showed that the women still feel the pressure of being perfect.

The survey including 2,000 people in the UK showed that the 36 per cent of the women said that they feel most under pressure to balance everything, while 33 per cent women said that they feel the pressure of being interesting and 29 per cent said that they feel the pressure to be intelligent.About 27 per cent also said that they feel pressure for being the perfect wife, 26 per cent said the perfect mother, 20 per cent said perfect employee. These aspects were part of the list of top ten things that keep women awake at night. The data also showed that 72 per cent of those people said that they feel pressure on themselves.

Jenni Trent Hughes, behavioural expert and life strategist commented on the findings, said, "When put into context how much Sanctuary found that women accomplish on a daily basis, it's alarming how many women still consistently feel like they need to do more, be more and give more. A significant number of British women today are becoming part of what I believe is the 'Cult of Never Good Enough. If you have a piece of equipment that is very important to you, chances are you take good care of it because you know that's how to get the best out of it."