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480 - cut and color in New York every 2-3 months.
Botox - 80 every few months. Eyebrows - 20 a month. Mani/pedi - 50 a month Makeup - approx 400 a year. Salon hair products - 200 a year. |
| PP. I forgot facials and brazilians! I get a facial at around 120 once a quarter if not more and a Brazilian every other month at 80 with tip |
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Thermal reconditioning of my hair 3x/year at $700 (including tip) = $2,100/year
Foil highlights of my hair 6x/year at $200 (including tip) = $1,200/year Haircuts 3x/year at $65 (including tip) = $195/year Botox 3x/year at $600 = $1,800/year Bumble & Bumble 1-liter bottles of shampoo & conditioner 6x/year at $120 = $720/year Various hairsprays and leave-in conditioners = probably $300/year Pedicures 4x/year at $50 = $200/year Brow wax 8x/year at $28 (including tip) = $224/year I don't do manicures (don't have any nails because I'm a compulsive biter), and I don't wear much makeup. I only wear makeup when I go out on the occasional weekend, and I have most of what I need in terms of brushes and the like. I suppose I would reasonably spend $20/month on makeup so probably $240/year. Adding all that up comes to $6,979/year or $582/month. Clearly I spend a lot on my hair; it's very frizzy, curly & unmanageable without product and lots of care. FTR, I'm 44. And I only wear jeans and old T-shirts (work out of the home).
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My hair turned gray early, and it grows very fast. Also is resistant (if I do it at home, it falls out -- 1" roots!). So the roots need to be touched up every 5 weeks. And the color every 2 months. Then there is shampoo, conditioner etc. On top of that make up, skin care products, teeth whitening strips-- it adds up. Pedi to start the summer. No I do not look especially wonderful -- pretty much like everyone else. But I am 45. |
Have you thought about using a better provider for the laser hair removal. I noticed the higher priced PS cost more but do the job without so many repeats. And the "cheaper ones" you go back and back and back. |
+1 I think this is more like it in the upper end. I see a lot of subtle treatments where the woman "just looks great!" |
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Not much for me. I have long hair and get it cut 2 or 3 times a year for about $30-45/cut. I don't do manis or pedis. Pluck or wax my own facial hair, shave my bikini line. I buy drugstore cosmetics a few times a year.
I'm approaching 50, but I have only a few stray grays that are barely visible, so I don't color my hair. My only significant expense is that I get fillers twice a year, about $500-700 each time, so about $1200/year. And, no, I don't look like crap. I'm an attractive, put-together woman. |
This is the PP...thanks for the kind words, but I think I manage to look normal after spending a small fortune on my crazy hair. Most people would say I still look pretty disheveled because of my chewed-off fingernails and boring clothes.
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| *only manage to look normal |
| What are fillers? |
| How does one get by with one haircut a year? Do you trim the ends yourself in-between cuts? |
| About 200 every 3 months on cut and highlights. 3 pedicures a summer. I do buy makeup but use sparingly so probably another 10 a month if you spread it out and probably 15 more on shampoo and lotions. I don't do manicures since no color ever stays on but I maintain my nails nicely. Oh and bikini waxing in the summer at $45 a pop once a month or more. |
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Botox once a year - $300
V-beam laser treatment (for Rosacea-related redness) once a year - $250 Haricuts - $90 x 3 times a year = $270 Pedicures - $60 x 6 times a year = $360 Skin care - $50/yr I also get fillers once every 4-5 years and did get laser hair removal on my lower legs and arms a while back, but that was a one-time expense. So, if you don't count the infrequent procedures, that's a grand total of about $1200/yr, or $100/mo. |
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About $90/haircut every 5-6 months.
$90 (including tip) on waxing about 5x/year. $40 (including tip) on pedicures at least once a month (my guilty pleasure). Maybe $5-10/month on makeup. Plus another $5/month on things like face wash and cream. About $15/month on expensive curly hair products. |
I'm the PP that does one haircut per year. My hair is stick straight and all one length (no layers) and grows very slowly. Thus no need to get it cut very often. A plus is my haircuts are very cheap, since they are only trimming a few inches off of all one length hair.
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