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How much money is being spent on hair accessories?
You don't have to spend too much money on hair accessories, I know FashionTIY, this website wholesales hair accessories.
How much money do Americans spend on healthy food a year?
Americans spend about 2,000,000 on food a year!! :P
How much money do Americans spend a year in gambling?
Americans spend over 54billion dollars annually on gambling!
Automotive Accessories ?
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How much does Americans spend on dance lessons each year?
they spend about 13 hundred dollars for the classes and shoes costumes if also your on a competition team, and also recitals and makeup and hair and Private classes.
On average how much do Americans spend on Insurance?
On average Americans will spend $94,000 on insurance during their life. The types of insurance Americans will spend this money on are health, auto, home and life.
How much do afro Americans spend on cosmetics?
They spend about $1000000.00 every week
How much do americans spend on fitness?
We spend about $7.3 million a year on fitness.
How much money do Americans spend on vacation?
$2000
How much do Americans spend on home furnishings?
15,000
How much do American women spend on hair care monthly?
Women would spend at least $1,000 a month on hair care.
Do Koreans originally use chopsticks?
If you wore chopsticks in your hair it'd pretty much be the equivalent to a westerner wearing a fork or knife in their hair. No one actually uses chopsticks in their hair, and if you see something you think are chopsticks, they're hair accessories made specifically for being hair accessories, not eating utensils. Most of these "chopstick" hair accessories are decorated and much shorter than chopsticks used for eating. Some Koreans use these hair accessories now but not many. It was much more common 50 years ago.
