Have you heard about Chris Jenner's recent facelift?

It kind of went viral.

And allegedly, it cost somewhere around $135,000.

I mean, listen, she's in her 70s and she looks 35.

So the price tag makes sense.

But when it comes to today's beauty standards, what actually is necessary and what's not.

So today I'm going to share three crucial questions to ask yourself so you can approach this part of life and budgeting with wisdom.

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All right.

So in addition to the Chris Jenner News, I also saw this Instagram real breakdown

of the annual cost of being a woman, everything from doing our hair, our nails, serums,

facials, like all of it.

So let's take a look together and then we'll see kind of what we all think about this.

I calculated how much it costs to fit

the beauty standard in America and the number is actually disgusting. Let's start with nails. If you

get your nails done at about $75 a set at the recommended two to three weeks time frame,

you're spending about $1,275 a year. The average cost of a full body wax is $200. And if you get it at the

recommended four to eight week time period, you're spending about $2,000 a year on waxing. A cut in a

bleach at a $300 average puts you at about $2,400 a year just for doing your hair. If you get your

lashes and a facial done at the recommended intervals, it's about $1,400 a year just for doing your hair. If you get your lashes and a facial done at the recommended

intervals, it's about $1,300 a year, and for the facials at four to six weeks, 10 times a year,

$800 or $900. Now, the average American woman already spends about $300 a year on makeup, $550 a year on clothing with $161 of this being workout clothing,

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