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It Cost A Lot To Be A Blonde!

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Refinery29.com recently released an article where women openly discuss how much it costs for them to keep their hair blonde all year round. A 26-year-old woman named Brittany who is a Real Estate Agent, who make $175,000 without including her husbands salary, spends an average of $5,633 a year to keep her hair blonde. This includes Coloring, Haircuts, Brow Tint, Blowouts, Professional Styling, Products, and Special Occasion hairdos. Brittany explained her hair is important, because it helps her maintain success in her career.

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