Looking Pretty is getting really expensive

Looking pretty is getting really expensive. So here's a couple of beauty treatments I've either DIYed or no longer do entirely and how much money do I actually save me? So number one, haircuts. I've been cutting my own hair for the past 10 years and that's because a haircut costs $100 and sometimes they still don't even do a good job. So if it's gonna be a shit haircut, it's gonna be free. Assuming I need a haircut once every two months and every haircut costs $100, I'm saving $600 every year. Number two, microneedling. Microneedling sessions cost anywhere between like $700 to $1000 and they recommend doing that about once a quarter. That's a lot of money. So I've learned to do it at home. And before the dermatologist yell at me, yes, there are risks involved. So if you do want to do this at home, please do your research. But assuming this costs $1000 and I get this done four times a year, I am saving $4000 every year by doing this at home. Number three, bare nails. Not doing my nails. I do not like getting my nails done, mostly because my hands are super sweaty, so as soon as someone touches them, they just drip sweat. So I've saved a lot of money by having super sweaty hands. One nail session costs about $100, I'd say and you probably have to get that done every two weeks. So by not doing my nails, I save $2400 every year. So that saves me $7000 every year.