If you were to Google how much the average woman spends on hair care per year you’ll find that on average most women spend about $700 per year on their hair! Judging from that number the battle of the sexes between male hair care and female hair care is easy to figure out. Men spend about one third or less than women do on their hair-dos. It doesn’t seem fair does it?
We live in a vane society and women try to fight the greys as long as possible so hair coloring costs alone bump that number right up there. And blondes may have more fun but they’ll also spend more on their hair to keep those roots in check. Then there is the never-ending search and seizure of the perfect hair care products. These products include hair dryers, curling irons, and straighteners which can easily range from $20-$300. Expensive organic, sulfate-free shampoos can also put a nice dent in the wallet.
But if you ask any woman who reaps the benefits of having gorgeous locks she’ll tell you it’s worth every penny. Keeping your hair healthy is just as important as keeping your body healthy. Perhaps God tried to even the scales by making it more common for men to lose their hair then women. Sometimes the vanity kicks in for men when they begin to lose their hair.
Although the playing field isn’t totally equal between men and women’s hair loss issues it can be a problem for both sexes. If you are suffering from thinning hair or hair loss we have solutions for both males and females. With over 50 years experience, Transitions of Wisconsin has the experience to address every type of hair loss. Our professional staff will help you identify the best approach and answer your questions. If you're interested in scheduling a free confidential consultation, contact us today!
