Tips for Newbies Shopping Secondhand Online
New to shopping secondhand online? I hope these tips help make the process less intimidating and help you see how this method can save you money, save your style, and save the environment.
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This is what I do before shopping online from a new-to-me company.
Is that website legit? Is that product really deserving of 5-star reviews? I help you navigate the scams from the legit to help you be a more savvy online shopper.
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How To Know If That Shopping Website Is Fake: A Clear And Easy Solution Guide
Have you scrolled through Facebook and received an ad for an online outlet store for one of your favorite retailers? Did you receive a video on TikTok or Instagram for a site that sells undisclosed designer items for less? Do the prices look too good to be true? How can you tell if this site…
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How To Shop the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Like a Pro
How To Shop the Nordstrom Anniversary Sale Like a Pro Shopping online is literally my job as a professional style content creator. I spend hours a month just perusing the Nordstrom website and have learned how to find what I’m looking for quickly, accurately, and without having to filter through what I don’t want or…
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How I “suss out” an item when online shopping to reduce returns & regret
With 20 years of shopping online being literally my job, I share how I research to have greater success with my purchases, fewer returns, and less retail regret.
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Alternatives to Amazon Subscribe and Save
Looking to cut the Amazon cord? I share alternatives to Amazon Subscribe and Save for home, body, face, health, pets, and much more!
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What is the National Economic Blackout Day?
What is the National Economic Blackout Day? Tomorrow, February 28th, is the first of what I expect to be many economic blackouts. For one day, let us go without spending any money or using banks. The key to a successful boycott is press. Boycotting and economic blackouts gain power with each mention in the news,…
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Fast Fashion Destroyed Our Concept of Price and Value
In 2000, you could go to the mall and buy a pair of jeans at Gap, Levi’s, or Express for less than $50. If you went to buy a car, on average it would cost $21,000 and gas for it would be about $1.50 a gallon. If you bought a home in 2000, on average,…
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How Do I Know If a Bag’s a Dupe or a Trend?
What’s the difference between a dupe, a counterfeit bag, and a trend? Sharing my thoughts, designer bags being duped quite often, and when a designer bag becomes a common handbag trend to help you be an informed consumer.
