How many online reviews do you typically read before making a purchase? If you’re like me, you probably do a lot of research. Here are the best review sites I’ve used and what they offer consumers.
Personal Care Products
Health and beauty items for men and women can be expensive... but we've got some great money-saving tips for you! For example, one of the best ways to save money, as a woman, is to buy the male version of the same product -- like deodorant, bath soap, lotion. See the other tricks that we've personally used to save money on everyday personal care products.
Do You Buy In Bulk? (I Do Now.) Here’s How To Save Money Bulk Shopping – My Best Tips To Buy Bulk Items & Save Big
Interested in ways to save money bulk shopping, but not sure if it’s going to be cost effective for you? I had that very same fear. But I’ve learned how to save money buying in bulk with a friend and splitting the purchases — and the fees! Here are my best tips to help you buy bulk items with friends, family, or neighbors. I’ll also explain how to set up a bulk buying co-op. Let’s get started today!
Costco vs Sam’s Club… Which Is Best? My Review + Money Saving Secrets For Shopping At Costco!
We chose not to renew our Sam’s Club membership. But in a strange twist of fate, we found ourselves dues-paying members of Costco for the first time ever. Which is better — Sam’s or Costco? Here’s our review. Plus secret hacks for shopping at Costco, my new favorite store!
Need Dental Work? 3 Ways I’ve Found To Save Money On Expensive Dental Costs
Don’t make the same mistakes I did. Here are 3 ways I’ve learned to save money on expensive dental work: negotiate, research & ask to see your treatment plan!
Best Ways To Save Money: 6 Handy Tips For Saving Money On Everyday Items
Looking for the best ways to save money? Avoid purchasing pre-made or finished items, know the best times to buy products you need, and 4 more great tips.
5 Clever Tricks!… How To Save Money On Everyday Household Items
Spending too much money on items you use everyday? Consider online shopping, buy generics, plus 3 more savvy tips on how to save money on household items.
How To Find The Best Bargains At Dollar Stores & Leave The Duds Behind
My own tips for finding the best bargains at dollar stores. Plus, creative tips for shopping at dollar stores from others who’ve fine-tuned the process of shopping at the dollar store semi-regularly.
How Much Things Cost: These Cost Guides Show You How Much You Can Expect To Pay For Products & Services
CostHelper tells you how much you should pay for what. The site consists of a database of hundreds of items, where you can investigate how much others are paying and find similar deals.
Makeup For Just A Dollar?
e.l.f. stands for eyeslipsface and this line of makeup can be found at eyeslipsface.com, as well as Target stores. Most products cost just $1. Here’s why I like the elf product line…
Go Natural… It’s Cheaper!
A huge part of being thrifty for me is being natural. I find that when I focus on avoiding products that are toxic to either the environment or myself that I save a great deal of money. Here are some of the natural ways I use to save money…
Use The CVS Extra Care Card To Save Big Bucks
Using store circulars, grocery coupons, and your CVS Extra Care Card, you can get items for FREE or at least at deep discounts on a regular basis. They work very much in the same way that store rebates work, only you do not have to wait as long to get your money back. Here’s the scoop…
Soapy Savings: How To Save Big Bucks When Buying Soap Bars
In addition to the extra expense of the specialty soap, I realized it was not lasting as long as store-bought soap did. But a couple of years ago, I realized that I could very easily make my handmade soap last a lot longer. Here’s how…
How Low Will You Go To Get Something For Nothing? (…What If It Was For A Good Cause?)
Freegans are part of a movement of people that practices ‘Freeganism’ — an alternative lifestyle that involves trying to spread the word of over consumerism while at the same time trying to get the things that they use in everyday life for free. Has anti-consumerism gone too far?
