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I’ve recently become interested in starting a side hustle reselling suuuuper cheap thrift store items for decent – but profitable – prices. Think about it: You can purchase something from Goodwill for a dollar. Even if that thing isn’t worth just a whole lot, if you resell it for $10, that’s a comparatively large profit
I love a good subscription box. I’ve tried Ipsy, Boxycharm, Sephora Play, and now FabFitFun. While I loved getting a box every month with those, there’s something very special about the seasonal boxes from FabFitFun. Besides containing more pricey items, they have things that you may never have thought to try yourself. For instance, I’ve
I decided to try Stitch Fix at the beginning of the year, when I realized I will never have time to shop for clothes again (not entirely true, but it feels like it). Having a baby pretty much grounds you to work, daycare, and home. Since some of my pre-pregnancy clothes weren’t fitting quite the
I first saw an ad for Static Nails on Facebook, and thought to myself, “Wow. I though press-on nails were in the awkward high-school-no-money-for-a-real-manicure past.” I’ve tried press-on nails before: that I purchased from Walmart next to the $1 nail polish. Static Nails claim to be different because they are reusable, and come in many
