We now live in the world where we have to spend wisely because the economy is not smiling, and we need to always minimize our spendings.
I have seen a lot of people do one thing or the other just to make sure that theyminimize how much money they spend on something.
I have done so many things like that like trekking halfway so I can take a cheaper transport, eating twice daily instead of thrice so I can save up and all of such.
Do women cut their hair just to help them spend less?
Honestly, I know a few number of women who do this. I have an aunt who cuts her hair right from time because she lives in a very expensive area and she cannot afford to pay how much they charge for hair over there so she has decided to always cut her hair and it’s still like that now.
Making hair is very expensive, especially when you want to make a very beautiful style that will require you to use a hair attachment, which is going to make you spend a lot of money. Some people would rather cut their hair and make it look very very beautiful and stylish. It is cheaper than making hair and it can even last them for about two weeks before they cut another one.
Is it fun doing this?
I think it is fun and I’ve got two reasons for it. My first reason is because cutting your hair doesn’t take much time. Some people spend over seven hours making their hair and when it comes to cutting your hair, I feel the maximum time you can spend is thirty minutes.
My second reason why cutting hair is fun is because cutting hair is less painful. If you make your hair, it sometimes take over four days for you to heal from the pain but when you cut it, you won’t feel any pain at all. So, it is fun!
Have I done it for myself?
Well, I’ve never cut my hair because I want to minimize my spendings on hair even though I have cut my hair just because I wanted to and because I had lice when I was much younger.
To minimize my spendings on hair, the only thing I do is have a lot of wigs and tell my sister to make my natural hair. That way, I can always wear my wig whenever I’m stepping out.