and so how much money in a year, in a decade... or in a life time?
Also, how much time, in a day, or a week or a month, on average?
I don't spend anything, so I am curious about what other women spend?
I mean make up, hair dye, nail varnish, etc, and maybe add in hair cuts, manicures, pamper days, etc
I don't mean combs, soap and shampoo and deodorant or sun protection, or anything medically advised. , but add in perfume, if you wear it. Also add conditioners and moisturiser, unless it is medically advised. I would count that as an unnecessary thing for most people. I have never used any moisturiser, and as I understand it, conditioners are only needed for blow dried hair, as it negates the static that blow drying causes, and blow drying is definitely under the category of not necessary. ( I have never owned a hair drier)
If you spend money on sports, gym etc, please count it separately. That maybe counts as a beauty product, but not the sort I am interested in
People might disagree with my definition of beauty products, but I am trying to distinguish between functional things and non functional things but it isn't a clear distinction to make.
So for me, maybe three hair cuts a year - £25 each - £75
And spending on sports to keep fit, which I suppose counts, maybe 6 event entries, £30 each ( average) £180 and possibly two pairs of shoes £70 each and a few other bits of kit (say £100)
beauty - £75 a year - £750 a decade
sport and fitness £420 - £4200 a decade