Why does she get salon blowouts?

She gets them to save time and feel more confident.

She is an attorney and business affairs executive.

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I started working longer hours after 2 promotions. Now I spend $300 a month on salon blowouts to buy back free time.

First publishedAug 17, 12:12 UTC

Last updatedAug 17, 14:13 UTC · 15m ago

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Answer

A 30-year-old attorney and business affairs executive spends $300 a month on salon blowouts to save time.

Reported by 1 outlet — Business Insider. See all sources ↓

A 30-year-old woman works long hours after two promotions. She spends $300 a month on salon blowouts to save time. This helps her feel more confident and productive.

Why it matters

This story shows how people with busy lives find ways to save time and feel better.

In brief

How much does she spend on salon blowouts?: She spends $300 a month.
Why does she get salon blowouts?: She gets them to save time and feel more confident.
What does she do?: She is an attorney and business affairs executive.

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The outlets frame the story as a personal solution to a common problem, with a focus on the benefits of the solution.

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Business InsiderAug 17, 12:12Focuses on the benefits of salon blowouts