50 Things I Don't Buy and Ways to Save Money
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
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Whether you're a minimalist, concerned with the current economy, or a stay at home mom looking to contribute to your family's finances - I hope you find today's video helpful. I'm sharing 50 things I (mostly) don't buy, and ways to save money!
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White distilled vinegar is a great fabric softener and no residual smell. It prevents laundry soap buildup in you clothes and keeps my washing machine clean!! My sheets and sweaters have never been softer.
I've been meaning to try this. Going to do it. I've stopped buying dryer sheets and have been loving the dryer balls, but during this very dry season, noticed the clothes are a bit staticky... I don't buy stain sprays or sticks, I use Fels-Naptha bar soap, it's the best.
Do you add it to your washer machine where liquid softener would go? Or just dump in on top of the laundry?
We bought a Downy ball to put vinegar into. Works great. Otherwise we would just pour it on top of the clothes which was fine, too.
I've tried vinegar in the wash many times, but I always smell it and it never gets things soft or white. Probably due our hard Georgia water. I just hang dry everything but towels and if it's crispy, it's crispy. 🤷 😂
I’ve happily use vinegar for a laundry softener for 20+ years. I also considered it money saving. It’s not xtremely effective with front load washers. I’ve heard homemade detergents can void you water warranty due to soap residue backing up in the hoses. I wonder if using the vinegar prevents that back up. That would be a triple plus.
Only groceries we buy are dry baking goods, coffee, and paper products like toilet paper.
I never get my hair or nails done. We don't have cable...buy our used cars cash. We go out to eat maybe 1-2 times a year, we don't travel or spend nights away from home. I start all my flower and vegetable seedlings from seed. All of our furniture is used/thrifted, except our couch and mattresses. I don't buy new home decor, i thrift or upcycle everything. We are extremely frugal....but we love our life.
Are you sure planning on taking it with you when you go😮
@@kiwiang983Go where? I know I'm not taking anything to heaven with me, hence the thrifted/frugal lifestyle. We get to bless a lot of ppl this way too.
Great list Steph!
We’re living a much more minimal life now than we used to and rarely buy anything we don’t actually need. Definitely no trinkets/Knick-knacks/things that will just collect dust on a shelf etc. It feels just unnecessary for our family. I also don’t buy new crockery unless something breaks. If you declutter, and then don’t keep bringing in new stuff, the home stays minimal and peaceful. 😊
I wont buy more than 5 new clothes this year. So far I ve bought pair of tights. It is really interesting to take care of your clothes and repair them.
Hair cuts, hair dye, nail services, specialty cleaners, tv streaming services, and new shoes/clothing. I've been getting into making my own clothing and feel so much better being able to craft my own wardrobe rather than settling with in-store (both thrift and big box stores).
Wow, that’s amazing!
I'm curious if the cost of making your own clothes is actually cheaper? I've looked into fabric prices and they're through the roof!
@@annarocha3254 It's all relative. The average consumer buys around 37 pieces of clothing in the United States. So far I've purchased maybe 3 and they've all been thrifted. Thats a huge savings compared to most. When you aren't purchasing those items and are making ones that last longer the cost pans out better in the long run even if the fabric seems expensive right now. But if you really wanted to be frugal I have thrifted linen and cotton extremely cheap at thrift stores for clothing.
@@Lacoux You're right! If I'm only making a few quality outfits obviously the cost would be less. I didn't think of it that way.
Thank you, I enjoyed listening to your list. This winter I have been doing all of my cooking on my woodstove. I figure why turn on my electric range when I have my woodstove going 24/7. My mom always cooked everything from scratch and at 59 I continue doing the same thing. I’ve always kept everything in my life as natural as possible. I loved reading everybody’s comments ❤
I suggest investing in bee's wax wraps (or make your own) as opposed to Saran wrap that will be here forever, and has to be re-purchased.
Paper towels( cut up an old bath towel into small squares, buy a 6 pack of cloth napkins and stop buying paper napkins, no beverages.. add lemon or cucumber slice to water😊
Would love to see a video on how u do your nails !!
Our kids are now grown, youngest is 25, but I truly appreciate having some of our earlier decisions affirmed by your suggestions. Thank you! We were often the "weird family" but somehow our kids turned out just fine and are thriving. One thing I also gave up long ago was Saran Wrap. I found that a bowl covered by a plate means that something else can sit on top of it. Silicone sandwich bags are pricey but last forever and I can occasionally find them at the thrift store. Even foil and parchment paper can be eliminated. If you decide to do without, somehow you find other solutions.
I agree with all of these! Some of these things we still buy but I totally agree with all of your reasoning! Sometimes I feel like I’m just being cheap but there really is purpose behind all of it. I like the way that you frame that saving money in what you buy also contributes financially to the household. That is a helpful way to think about it! 😍 thanks for sharing!
I love this video! I agree on all of the things!
I do haircuts most of the time, we have never bought a new vehicle, it has to be used and cash, I don’t buy any frozen ready to eat meals, also no microwave, don’t dye my hair, we don’t buy any beef meat but rather Butcher our own.
Thanks so much for sharing your tips!
Magazines!!
I carefully choose 2 a year to give me light, fluffy reading/pretty pictures to look at that is not blue light based!
I don’t buy Christmas, birthday cards anymore. I bought an origami book and decorate with the figures i make. They turn out really cute and people enjoy them. I found a package of card stock they sell at Wallmart that measures perfectly. Fold in half and it makes two cards. I even learned how to make the envelopes. . When i first tried making them, they were not spectacular. But practice makes perfect and now everybody loves then.
I love this idea! ❤
As much as possible I try and fill vases with flowers or foliage from the garden instead of buying expensive bunches from the supermarket or a flower shop. Sometimes I do buy larger bouquets, if they're really special and I can't get anything the same or similar from my own garden. But I often do without flowers and make displays and arrangements just from interesting shaped, self-grown foliage. Or I gather stems and branches when I'm out walking. It's creative and very therapeutic. I'm guessing with your professional flower growing you have an abundance of blooms at home too whenever you need them!
I don’t buy regular cleaners. I make my own with essential oils etc.. and use reusable bottles.. plus no cable tv ❤
We do not buy Kcups.. We use a permanent one. The thought of Kcups in the landfill, just breaks my heart.
Your makeup is beautiful! Would love to see a video on what you use and how you apply it :) God bless
I’d love to see how you changed your closet to be more minimal! As a mom who goes through phases of different sizes with pregnancy/postpartum/normal size as well as different seasons, I have a hard time figuring out how to manage clothes. I’d love some insight and ideas!
Second this! I am a mama of 7 I am always in and out of sizes. Would love advice on that
I second this!! Half of my closet doesn't regularly fit me because it's pregnancy, nursing or postpartum friendly 😂
One we don’t pay for is my husbands hair cuts-a friend who is a professional hairdresser taught me how to cut my husband’s hair so that saves us a couple of hundred dollars a year at least
I would love to see a video of how you do your makeup, skin care and how you do your hair up! You always look lovely. 🌻
I loved this video so much!😊 I am currently working at swapping all my plastic containers for glass. I'm thrifting them, not buying new. What is your favorite type of rag / cloth to use instead of paper towels?
The minimal mom said microfiber cloths are very bad for marine life.
Do you wear an spf on your face everyday?
That’s very important. Maybe just use a cheap moisturizer at night as well. 😀
I don't wear any makeup at all, so I have never bought any, and I always cut my husbands hair :-) I hang dry all our hang-up clothes! I DO NOT like microfiber either! Can't stand how they feel! I'm also very minimal in my kitchen. No gadgets at all. I have a hand mixer and a blender, and that's it, lol. I cook 95% of our meals too and have made it just fine. No TV or any internet hotspots. Just our phones. I do coconut oil, no lotions... and I dnt ever get my nails done. Just care for them myself. Lol, you're going through your list, and I'm like, yes! Yes! Yes! Lol, we are the same with candy. Mixbook is what I use, too!!!♡🙂 lol we could be such good friends, I think!!!
There's no new car here either, lol. We've been married for 7 years and just bought our 1st vehicle together for $5025.00, lol God worked out such a good deal and we got a 2010 black n silver buick enclave that has zero engine problems. Seats seven, which is more than what we need for now!
I grew up with parents who's parents had lived through the great depression. We wore it out and used it up. Always. I remember mom cutting open toothpaste tubes and ketchup, shampoo, etc bottles to scrape out that last golden bit. I had 2 dresses for play, 3 for school and 2 for church services. I had 2 pairs of shoes, one for church and one for school and i went barefoot at home, i did have barn boots andboften snow boots.... Sometimes "boots" were sandwich bags and rubber bands. 😆🤷
As a homemaker, i stretch pennies and cut corners wherever possible. Things like making crochet dish cloths, cutting sponges into quarters... (We have a hobby farm, so messes happen, quartered sponges work great for scrubbing water buckets and duck pools) i do buy paper towels.... I didnt for many years but my husband likes them and so do my teens, soooo i buy the viva brand and they use them once to dry hands and then they get dried out and we save them for real messes... Like cat puke. 😆 Or baby goose poo. 😂 I want to switch to a hard dishsoap bar, and i tried a shampoo bar once and it kind of worked but i usedbit wrong, so i want to try again one day. I like the idea of no waste. I love to hang our laundry out to dry, but i still use my dryer for towels. I prefer soft towels. I make all of my dresses and petticoats and chemises. I make or refashion most of both of my girls' dresses and skirts.
I guess I am very frugal. My kids toys are hand me downs from what my husband or I had and we make all our own foods from scratch. I buy 100 lbs of sugar for the year. We butcher our own animals, we raise all our animals-chickens for eggs and meat, beef, dairy cows, pigs, sheep, grow our own crops for feed and for personal use-wheat, oats, i repurpose all fabric for skirts/bags/rags/personal cloths/curtains/patches on clothing with holes. We also don’t buy magazine subscriptions mostly because we don’t have time to sit and read. Spring thru fall we are outside sun up to sun down, rainy days we are baking/canning/meal prepping for upcoming weeks. Winter we spend our time sewing/milking/moving snow, processing milk/baking, doing small in home improvements that we don’t have time for in the spring/fall. I homeschool our youngest and have a special needs daughter that needs daily reminders because her memory is very short term. We use an Alexa to set reminders for her. We use every free service we can find to stretch our finances. We only use cash. If we can’t buy it, we don’t get it. I think that’s the biggest thing for saving money.
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I just stopped buying toxic cleaning products this year. I have started making my own. It saves money and is much healthier.
Paper napkins. Easy to buy thrifted fabric or sew them yourself! Also, only keep 1 roll of paper towels for an occasional gross accident! One more.. cut up old towels for cleaning, spills.
I love your list and have the same thoughts on all your items! Some things I don't buy are haircuts for our boys, I give them regular haircuts, and also trim our daughters hair. I don't buy pedicures or manicures, and the only extra curricular lessons I pay for is piano lessons.
That’s wonderful, Margriet 💗
That's great as long as you give them decent haircuts! My sister did this with her sons, and she was NOT qualified...
@@idid138 for your information, I once took my son to my husbands hairdresser, and he told me I had done such a good job and that he's seen worse jobs from actual hairdressers. He gave me lots of praise. Hope that makes you happy, since you don't know us and why do you care?
Seed oils are in fast food & are bad for our bodies.Good information on saving money. I don't use the detergent sheets.Wool dryer balls are better & safer . Thank you for sharing.😊😅❤
13:52 I am the same age as you are, and have recently questioned if I should do something about preserving my skin? 😄 I have fabulous laugh lines, but I have the benefit of never having used make-up. I just started using castor oil and I love the way it’s improving the skin on my face! I learned the hard way that they recommend not using it during week 1 of your cycle, but other than then it’s something I would encourage ladies to research. :) It also replaces A+D or first aid ointment for me, for cuts or really dry spots of skin.
I agree with all of these!! I just yesterday got rid of excess kitchen gagets and one was the apple slicer, things I just dont need. I do have a few swim suits though, although I only wear two of them so I should get rid of the others. I also do not like microfiber cloths. I don't buy books anymore, im listening to audible more while I'm cleaning, we don't have cable either. Mouthwash is actually not good for your mouth so its good you dont use it. Anyway great video. You do sound like a minimalist, which is great!! I also don't buy home decor anymore.
I like this, there so many good ideas. With our only source of income depending a lot on weather conditions, our income is less during the winter months. We've learned a lot and priorities have changed a lot. I've come to appreciate having less stuff and am more careful what I bring into our home. I like repurposing and second hand more than I used to, even in times we can afford to buy new. For avoiding fast food, do you make sure to eat before leaving the house, or how do you do that? Also, just a suggestion for a video..would enjoy seeing how you use your cow's milk ..& how is it different than from before you've had her since you've had a dairy farm all along? 😊 Enjoy your content so much🤍
I have started sewing my own clothes. I love it and it has saved me soo much money wise
Half of these items we don’t buy too. I never bought any anti-aging/makeup wipes and anything in that department. We also keep plain water in the house and buy soda for holidays only (Easter, Christmas..). I keep 2 black purses (1 for church, 1 for everyday) and few pairs of black shoes to go with everything. I used to own like every color of shoes around 100 pairs 🙈 donated everything and never went back. Major one..I cook and we eat at home almost 100% of the time. The only time we eat out is if we travel which is like once a year or less.
I rarely use paper towels but can't find a different solution for bacon. What do people use to drain bacon on?
HAPPY MONDAY Steph, family, and fur babies. WE do not use CREDIT CARDS. WE have not used a credit card(which is different than your bank card) in about 30 yrs. My Husband and I always say if we do not have the money then it will have to wait or we pay cash for everything. When people are out doing all their Christmas Shopping and using credit cards, we know that we will not receive any bills for any credit cards. Of course we still use a lot of money for certain situations. Thanks for sharing Steph. In regards to makeup; all that foundation, etc. that they use on their faces; I CALL IT DEAD MAN MAKEUP. SHARED TO THE BURGH
I like that comment about the makeup I don't use foundation
my mum did not use much face creams etc growing up but the sun and years take a toll. good self care includes and is a must - good face wash, moisturizer and for morning sun screen! doesnt need to be complicated but a basic routine will take u anlong way. sadly damage on our skin comes to the surface when we get older and is not just for cosmetic look purposes we need to take care of our skin. i am now turning 40 and the change i saw the last couple of years because of hormones and sun exposure in the last year was big even though i was way more careful than my mum. no wrinkles yet but that is the least of my worries now.
Would love to see a minimal skin care routine!
Great list and I agreed with all. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing, so fun! And your skin is beautiful! I don’t think you need any anti aging products!
When I turned 35, I started to take better care of my skin but only wanted natural ingredients. I have absolutely been loving Neolife’s Nutriance Organic skincare. Especially their insta lift eye gel that I’ll keep in the fridge for those morning I need to not look so puffy😁
Great video, thank you!
I don’t buy about everything you don’t also no fabric softener, use vinegar. Never used makeup, or nail or skincare . I’m a firm believer that skin an hair care comes from the inside out . I’m almost 60 and think my skin looks great for my age . I drink lots of water 💦 and protect my face from the sun now that I’m older . Also put collagen in my coffee every morning.
That’s amazing!
Such a long list, thanks for the ideas! I also don't buy alcohol, soda, new cars, several things on your list. I'd like to add other things to my don't buy list that you had on yours like fast fashion or new beauty products. That would simplify things a lot!
Hi! I live in Manitoba and started following you when I learned you're from here!! We don't buy most of those things either! But one thing I don't buy/pay for would be eyebrow waxes 😆 or any kind of waxes actually!! My friend waxes my brows for free!! Also don't color my hair so that saves a TON of money!
Pretty much feel the same on all of these! I should do my nails more. It really does make me feel better!
And I HATE microfiber too 😬
We don’t buy “cleaners”. ie,.. laundry, all purpose, shower, sink, floor……..vinegar, essential oils, baking soda, peroxide, and good ol’ water are pretty amazing!
That’s amazing!!
You inspired me to throw away all my mismatched Tupperware and it freed up SO much space in my pantry! Thank you!!
That’s wonderful! 🙌
Dawn from the Minimal Mom recommends storing your containers with the lids on. It's naturally space limiting and you always have both parts together when you need them. This has helped me a lot!
I buy all of my clothes thrifted (with the exception of undergarments) I only eat out maybe once a month. We buy most of our furniture and home decor at thrift shops, yard sales/estate sales and fb marketplaceI do believe in using Oil of olay regenerist cleanser, detoxifying pore scrub and the spf 15 lotion. It usually lasts me about 3 to 4 months. That is worth it:) Love your channel! God bless
My MIL has my son subscribed to the Roger Rick magazines and he LOVES it!
I dont buy different body creams anymore . I literally use shea butter or my palmers coco butter , and thats all i need and works for me!😊
ThriftBooks for the win 🙌🏻
I’m with you on almost all of it. Waste of time and money. Thanks for sharing.
Chicken broth. I always make it at home. If I have a rotisserie chicken, a ham or a pork shoulder, I save the bone and make bone broth! I talk about all that homemade stuff on my channel :)
We don’t buy lotto tickets
I would love to know what lash serum you use please.
Oh goodness I would love to go through your clothing donation bag lol
We don’t buy clothes unless they are on sale or clearance! I noticed when you listed your clothing haul how expensive those pieces were! I was floored. Pretty much live a very minimalist life with a few necessary exceptions. My husband and I are retired since last year. I was 58 and he was 60! We are extremely blessed by our Heavenly Father and give Him all the glory ❤. I love your videos very much❤❤❤
Sounds like you'd love the cookbook that Jocelyn Schmitt wrote.😊
Great list, thanks for sharing! I have such dry skin, that most days I need my "moisturising system" (spray, serum, rich moisturiser, and then a tiny bit of vitamin c product), but I make sure to get cheaper stuff and usually only when it's half-price. I've found a good vitamin C product that really helped get rid of the nearly permanent tan on my arms and face, which was great, it's by The Ordinary, in case anyone wanted a recommendation. I don't wear any make-up, though, which is just as well, since I am not good about cleansing every day.
What color lipstick from A'del do you wear?
I don’t buy dryer sheets anymore using up what I have left. I use the dryer balls instead.
Growing up poor our parents didn't spend on anything extra. Everything was 2nd hand and farmers market. The crema container was recycled for salsa for example. However one man's trash is another's treasure. Hair cuts were done at home by mom or dad 😩. Now I cut my own hair except once a year when I want the salon style hair.
This sounds silly 😉 I use baking soda for a cleanser on my face (for the most part)... and I have an Italian aunt that has beautiful skin, she told me she used olive oil on her face. I never forgot it, and I recently started using it. Love it, don’t know I’ll use anything else!😊
"New" anything. Very few exceptions!
I use olive oil for moisturizer too. I'm sensitive and most face lotions make my eyes cry...😭 I do, do better with serums that have natural ingredients. Right now I'm using Leven Rose vitamin E serum for face and neck. A little goes a long way & it has essential oils like rose in it and is very nice. Still using the olive oil for body and lip moisturizer. Also heard it works great for oil pulling, like a mouthwash! Just spit it in garbage, not sink.
I finally stopped magazine subscriptions recently. I was getting the Magnolia Journal. It’s SO pretty and has great content, but it was just stacking up on my nightstand.
You mentioned you didn’t like microfibre cloth. Also you have a specific cloth for windows. Can you share what cloths/rags you use for windows and cleaning in general?
They have to be Norwex 😊I love those .
@@ozarkview928 or E Cloth
I too don't use or buy a lot of anti aging products either, just one clean lotion I use day and night. I found "face yoga" when I was about 32, im 36 now and it has been a game changer. It's free and non toxic! You take maybe 20 mins to learn at the "poses" which you can find here on CZcams and then I just do a couple every time I do my face routine. mine is also about 10 mins its super simple and easy to add in! its like stopped my aging. its actually reversed my forehead wrinkles! I swear buy it and tell everyone I know!
I used to enjoy yard sales. I got toys and clothes for a growing boy. But I did have kitchen items on my list I would like. Though I saw camping gear, tools and lawn care items, cars, books, boats, hammocks, jewelry and most anything people might buy/sell. One girl I knew would go with her mom and look for gold (10-18k) and sterling silver jewelry. She was very successful and had a beautiful collection and also sold pieces to cash in on the gold market.
I love my apple corer/slicer as my favorite apple is Fuji and like to eat the skin though I guess someone could peel the apple first then cut it, also saves time.
I like to extreme coupon so I get most CVS/Walgreens items free or extremely cheap. I shop *multiple grocery stores for loss leaders/sale items. I skip the inner aisles of grocery stores for the most part. I do use frozen veggies. *My grocery stores(4) are on 4 corner of an intersection so very close together, no waste gas ⛽️.
For those who use fresh vegetables. Be aware that most the green are edible examples: radish greens, broccoli leaves, cauliflower green leaves. If you garden, the leaves of squash, zucchini, broccoli, cauliflower and sweet potatoes. Many should be cooked for taste and texture, but other can be eaten fresh in salads. Sweet potato leaves taste like sweet potatoes and are great in salads. Just as pumpkin seeds are edible cooked other veggies seeds are also edible. Please do you due diligence to be sure any leaves and seeds are edible and use small amounts until you know if you are sensitive or allergic. Warning, do NOT eat tomato 🍅 leaves ever, they come from the nightshade family.
Please tell me what face cleanser you use!
You mentioned your sister makes and sells soy candles- does she ship? I’m very interested in ordering several candles!
I never thought of using an app for garden planning. Would you mind sharing the garden app you use? : ) 👩🏽🌾 Thank you.
I use the IScape app 😊
I'm the same on almost all of these! 💕
I can’t stand microfiber cloths either. What do you use instead? I’ve been looking for an alternative. I don’t buy many of the things on your list also!
@stephanienoble I buy a large pack of terry cotton cloth towels at Costco in the automotive section. They are awesome. I use for dish towels first then when stained they go for cleaning rags.
May I please ask your paint color in your bedroom and throughout your home? Your home is the perfect family home!
Hi Steph! First, you inspired me to get a Beachbody subscription, and I'm working through the Barre Blend. :) Next, speaking of things we don't buy anymore, I tried to buy the lash serum but it said:
GOLDEN20 discount code isn’t valid for the items in your cart
Did I do something wrong? I'd like to try it! Also, which Red Aspen nails are the white ones you often wear in your videos? They're really pretty! Do you file them down or is there a short version? What is the set in your video today? ☺
Thank you, Cheryl! I just tried the discount code and it works for me... maybe try again? (Let me know if it continues to be a problem)
The white Red Aspen nails that I wear often are "Nina on Cloud 9". They're in the "short nails" category but I still file them down a little 😊
Can you pls recommend some cookbooks with pictures. I too like cookbooks with pictures 😊
Very Interesting.✨👌🏻👏🏻
Can you tell me what your sisters store website/Etsy is? I would love to look into the soy candles as well as support a small woman owned business!!
I buy Gelo hand soap!
Thank you for making me feel normal 🙈😂 I do print pictures, though, because I’m a scrapbooker. And I’m still trying to master all the dairy products. I would love to see how you make cottage cheese.
So you were mentioning clearing out your closet. I don't feel like I have a lot so I'm nervous to get rid of clothes before I have replacement pieces. Would you get rid of clothes then go shopping or go shopping then get rid of clothes?
So I think The Minimal Mom did a great video of this called "the easiest way to declutter clothes". She said to build your wardrobe on your bed, pulling your favorite things together. Then see what you're missing and purchase just that. Get rid of the rest or put pieces in a "time will tell box".
@@idid138 oh wonderful idea! Thank you so much
I get rid of clothes every spring. I go through all clothes and give them to Catholic Charities to help people who need them.
Hi!
I just want to confirm that the modest swimsuit is indeed an exercise outfit and that is linked correctly, yes?
Thanks!
I commend you for the things on your list though it most likely doesn’t apply to most Americans because of the fact a lot of people don’t have the time because most work outside the home and most don’t have the land to grow food but congrats to you
Not true at all. This is very applicable to many Americans. There's a very good sized and growing larger by the moment, demographic of Americans that work from home and apply this train of thought.
I’m with you on microfiber cloths. The texture of the fabric drives me nuts. I do not own any and don’t plan on ever buying any. 😵💫
very nice
If you ever looking for dry nail polish I sell Color Street! I get 3 manis out of 1 pack and we’re always b3g1 free :) I don’t normally try to sell on CZcams but have been watching you for a long time and felt comfortable sharing even tho you have no idea who I am I feel like I know you 😂😂😂 not trying to be salesy... thank you for your videos. I love your content and your style is amazing....goals!
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I'm surprised no one mentioned swifters etc
I do that too photo books..my husband always gives me a famiy calander with photos from the year I love it and look forward to it every year. I am the same with lotion. I have bottles that just sit. I do use body oils but they are usually from the baby line with no chemicals and 3 oils thats all I use. I dont do alot on skin care either but i am pregnant and my skin is just aweful so I sarted using Pacifica products which are all natural products and its been good but ya that is a money drain with all these products. Cars we are doing just 1. We do need to upgrade because we are growing in size haha another 1 on the way so we will sell my suv now which breaks my heart but I am a SAHM and my husband works at home there is no reason to have 2 car payments for us.
No Make Up, You look stunning without it. It proves that less is more
I subscribe to the Magnolia journal
We don’t buy bottled water, we take water in reusable bottles from home x
We don't buy new cars I shop at big lots and dollars tree first and get what they have on my list . I GO to grocery store after I have shopped these stores first
I own a microwave only for my head pack and i encourage anyone to stop using it. The taste changes so much after and it becomes so weird texture
I love having paper towels 🫣🤣
can u link your sisters shop?
i will say with the toy thing, yes toys are cool and great and tempting but if i have children id rather have them not collect toys or cards unless very sentimental things but i want them to have like outdoorsy gadgets to play together and spend more time outside plus with tech there isn't any need to horde toys although screen time isn't very good either if that makes any sense.
I watched the whole video, but didn’t hear mention of hair services, coloring?
I’m not a fan of new vehicles. Blessings dear people