An influencer who spends £300 a month on hair and beauty says she doesn’t care what critics say because she knows she is “very pretty”.
For Anna Grace Scott, 23, pampering herself isn’t just a luxury – it’s a necessity worth investing in, even if it means shelling out up to £900 every three months on “touch-ups”.
The content creator, originally from Surrey, has made her self-care routine a top priority.
Anna Grace doesn’t just enjoy occasional spa days; She schedules her life around an “extreme” maintenance routine – she allocates £300 each month for facials, blow-drying and nail treatments.
Justifying her expensive routine, she said it’s worth it to “feel loved.”
For Anna Grace Scott, 23, pampering herself isn’t just a luxury – it’s a necessity worth investing in, even if it means shelling out up to £900 every three months on “touch-ups”.
Anna Grace doesn’t just enjoy occasional spa days; She schedules her life around an “extreme” maintenance routine.
She said: “I love spending my money on silly things – skin, wellness and beauty.” I love having this time to myself. I schedule my life around my pamper nights. This makes me feel loved.”
Anna Grace jumped into beauty and skincare because she wanted to push herself harder, but she avoided working out because she didn’t like the gym.
She said: “I hate going to the gym, it’s not for me.” ‘When I started getting into skincare she was a newbie.’
However, Anna Grace stays on top of her health by having annual checkups with her doctor and gynecologist, and every six months she undergoes a two-week detox, which includes eating healthy and refraining from applying heat to her hair.
She even undergoes a £70 colon cleanse each year, which involves flushing large amounts of water through her colon, and the model insists she feels “as light as a feather afterwards”.
Having had her first liquid rhinoplasty at the age of 18, because she felt self-conscious about her nose, Anna Grace has since incorporated non-surgical procedures into her maintenance routine, spending £300 a year on her chin and nose.
She said: ‘It made me feel so much better. She balanced my face. I was very happy when I was finally able to go. I don’t recommend it to everyone. But if you want to change something, you should do it. You are the main person in your life.’
Now, every three months, Anna Grace splashes out a whopping £900 every three months on ‘touch-ups’ and her hair, including a £170 seasonal cut and £190 colour.
Every three months, Anna Grace splashes out a whopping £900 every three months on ‘touch-ups’ and her hair, including a £170 seasonal cut and £190 colour.
The model chooses to do her nails herself at home, but this doesn’t stop her from paying for a manicure and pedicure every few months, even though they offer the treatment for free.
Anna Grace also loves taking care of her hair. She dries her hair every two weeks for £60. It has a cut for £170 and a dye for £190 every three months.
The influencer, who also pays £60 for a blow-dry every two weeks, said: “I love having my hair styled.” It’s my favorite thing. Hair is a very important part of my culture.’
Anna Grace spends £200 every month on facials, while she opts to get her nails done at home, but this doesn’t stop her from shelling out for a manicure and pedicure every few months, despite her job offering the treatment for free. .
The model applies clay and sheet masks four nights a week and undergoes dermaplaning, a procedure that removes “peach fuzz” from the face, so that makeup sits better on the skin.
Anna Grace says strangers criticize her routine for being excessive, she, the model, insists she loves doing it and spending her money on it, saying: “I know it’s extreme, but I’m very happy to spend the money.”
Anna Grace applies clay and sheet masks four nights a week and undergoes dermaplaning, a procedure that removes “peach fuzz” from her face, so her makeup can set better.
Anna Grace also practices physical affirmations regularly and spends 20 minutes each morning meditating.
He added: “I could spend it on drugs, but I spend it on my hair.” I know it requires a lot of maintenance. If your version of a pamper night is a bath with a £5 Lush bath bomb, then go for it. Or if it’s a £100 facial, go for it. I think vanity and self-love do not correlate.
Anna Grace also practices physical affirmations regularly and spends 20 minutes each morning meditating.
She said: “I think it’s important that you start showing some love and appreciation for yourself.” I wake up and tell myself that I am enough. I have 20 minutes to myself without noise. I say ‘I’m very pretty’ and ‘I’m proud of myself’.
Meanwhile, a woman who spent $30,000 on cosmetic anti-aging treatments over the past nine years has revealed exactly which procedures were worth her money and which were definitely not.
Rachel Rose, 34, who resides in Florida, divulged all about all of her procedures and treatments to her viewers in a YouTube video last year, admitting that she had “made big mistakes along the way.”