I've been using Ynab for a few months, and it has been eye opening. For starters, I've always claimed that I didn't spend a lot on clothes and personal maintenance like skin and hair. Well. I was wrong. For the past 3 months I have spent significantly more on clothes and upkeep than I budgeted for, what I thought I was spending. I am way more vain than I ever realized!
Tracking and seeing my spending on these items has made me think, how much of my resources do I really want to be spending on appearances? Looking at me, you wouldn't think I spend a ton, I don't look like a high maintenance woman. But it is still a decent amount of money considering my income. Especially since I also include clothes and personal maintenance for my 2 teenage daughters as well. I can't imagine what some of the truly high maintenance women I know spend on appearances. I just don't want to spend that much money, I have better things to be spending my money on right now!
I'm seeing what I really spend...
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There are dozens of ways to cut costs of grooming services and products for you to chose. It's fun to work with a friend to do facials, manicure, pedicure, hair treatment and even hair color. Groupon publishes discounts daily for hair, nail, spa services for major discounts to familiarize clients with new products ad services.
Beauty schools are always seeking clients to practice procedures and instructors guide their every move. The level of risk is small.
August 23rd, 2015 at 10:17 am 1440325021
I noticed a Paul Mitchell beauty school while running errands in a neighboring city, I may call them next month when it is time for our haircuts.
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