Estimating the average monthly cost for a woman maintaining a "beautiful image" in North America can be quite subjective and varies depending on one's personal preferences, location, and socio-economic factors. However, I can provide a rough breakdown based on averages and common expenditures. Keep in mind these figures are estimates and can vary widely depending on the individual and her choices.

1. Salon Visits:

Haircut & Styling:

Average every 6-8 weeks: $50 - $100

Monthly: $25 - $50

Hair Coloring:

Average every 6-8 weeks for touch-ups: $80 - $200

Monthly: $40 - $100

Manicure/Pedicure:

Average every 3 weeks: $35 - $70

Monthly: $40 - $90

Facials and Skincare Treatments:

Monthly: $50 - $150 (Depending on the treatment)

Waxing/Threading/Laser Hair Removal:

Varies by type and area but estimate: $50 - $150 monthly.

2. Wardrobe:

Clothes: This varies a lot, but a general average might be: $100 - $500/month

(Considering both fast fashion and more upscale purchases)

Shoes:

Monthly: $30 - $150 (Depending on brands and frequency)

Accessories:

Monthly: $20 - $100

3. Health-related Costs:

Gym Membership: Monthly: $30 - $100 (Depending on the gym's facilities and location)

Supplements/Vitamins: Monthly: $20 - $50

Routine Doctor Visits/Cosmetic Procedures:

This is a wide range because cosmetic procedures like Botox or fillers can be costly. If you average out a $600 procedure over 6 months, it's $100/month, but not everyone does these.

Monthly: $10 - $200

Miscellaneous Costs:

Makeup:

Monthly: $25 - $100

Skincare Products:

Monthly: $30 - $150

Perfumes and Other Luxuries:

Monthly: $10 - $100

Estimated Total Monthly Cost: $420 - $1890

This is a broad range and will significantly depend on individual choices, local pricing, and frequency of services. Some women might spend far less by opting for more budget-friendly choices or fewer services, while others may spend significantly more on luxury brands and frequent treatments. Always remember, beauty is highly subjective, and while these are some average costs, beauty doesn't always come with a price tag. It's important to prioritize self-care, health, and well-being above all.

So if we priced based on how much it costs for us to present ourselves, only 10% of them could actually afford us if and the penny pinchers would be back on Tinder.