5 Things I No Longer Buy

[@Romans116Gurl]

I no longer shop when I'm emotionally stressed. I was using "retail" therapy as a way to soothe myself. I've no learned to recognize when I'm shopping based on emotion. I have discovered yoga as a stress reliever.

[@MyGreenCloset]

Great point! Finding alternatives to shopping is really helpful :)

[@_justjackie]

Romans116gurl I resonate with that a lot, when I reflect back I always say 'why did I buy that?!'. So now when I have the urge I think back at the many times I regretted purchases and I think it helps. Thanks for sharing!

[@julijakeit]

I too lately waste too much time even thinking about going to shop, drift through shops without buying anything or just go 'for a walk' to the mall. It is terrible addiction. I don't buy most of the time because, thank god, since years I have my style and look for clothing that fits me and my style. But the amount of time and thoughts I spend is insane. I could learn another language if I were that committed.

[@justineleconte]

Impulse purchases... Fast fashion brands' favorite method to get you... 🤔

[@imapineapple15]

Justine Leconte officiel yesssss! Especially Zara who steals artists' designs

[@samantarizzi248]

Totally agreed! I'm guilty of often buying clothes I don't need!

[@julijakeit]

i hate Zara. I used to buy there but then I read the article how they steal designs and stopped. They need to be exposed.

[@imapineapple15]

***** and they probably use slave labour, and unfair working conditions on their workers in Bangladesh etc

[@julijakeit]

imapineapple15 yes! I am convincing my girlfriends to stop buying fast fashion, some of them order in bulk every month.

[@FruityKitchenOfficial]

not sure if it's about minimalist or not, your voice sound so stress free and just really calm and sweet :D

[@hayleypflug7384]

One of the things that I have been doing pretty successfully is shaving with the last bits of lotions that I bought at one time and no longer like the scent of. Or if it's an old shampoo or body wash that I've gotten down to the bottom of and set to the side because I didn't wanna deal with it, I'll use it in my liquid hand soap dispenser or even to clean my toilet. Lol, soap is soap, am I right? So long as it cleans and gets used around the house somehow, who cares?

[@julijakeit]

I stopped buying some home cleaning items because my shampoo or liquid soap gets rid of dirt and I have the scent in home that I like. It saves money too.

[@ashlynnkaplan1369]

You are so beautiful and always look so fresh and calm. I no longer purchase makeup because I make it! I used to purchase lots of different oils and skincare ingredients, but now I know what I love and really works for my skin and stick with that. So I don't buy much commercial made skincare either and only occasionally purchase that from ethical, organic, unrefined small makers. Lovely video!!

[@MyGreenCloset]

Thank you!

[@theresar9522]

I am no longer buying skin care or makeup until I use something up, or in the case of mascara it has expired. I'm really trying to live more minimally and intentionally and would love for you to do a video on resources that really helped you.

[@MyGreenCloset]

That's wonderful! I'm not sure how many resources there would be to share, The Minimalists and Courtney Carver are probably my biggest inspirations. :)

[@AnnieS22]

thoughtful and practical advice! personally, i've stopped hoarding on bath products and perfumes. earlier i used to have a variety of them but now I purchase only when i run out - helps reduce clutter and they don't get stale. Also, i avoid going grocery shopping when i'm hungry, having a small snack earlier prevents junk food purchases.

[@4mydearlady]

I stopped buying new decorations every time a holiday comes. For instance, I have kids and Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas is around the corner. It's been tempting to purchase different decorations than what I have - so many cool, pretty ones in the stores now! But what I've found is that my kids love the novelty of me simply pulling out the old ones because I only pull them out for Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas. They don't see seasonal decorations the rest of the year. I only have a few seasonal decorations and my kids did ask if we could have more. I told them they could make one, and only one, additional. They loved making their own! Much more rewarding than buying a new one. If I ever do buy another decoration, I will buy using the one in, one out rule.

[@Pituzer]

One thing I no longer buy is tampons and pads, because I now have a menstrual cup. If you have never heard of that, definitely look it up. I am not kidding if I say this is the best thing I have ever bought.

[@imapineapple15]

Pituzer Diva cup FTW!

[@TheJazz3698]

Pituzer Same!!!! ♡♡♡

[@franziskahuber9664]

Woah. I just looked this up and this sounds like the best thing ever!

[@sparkle0859]

Pituzer Awesome! I love my reusable cloth pads 😊

[@thebatridesagain]

I only use reusable pads now and it's a total game changer. They are so much more comfortable and and no accidents.

[@alifewithluna4134]

In general I'd say I no longer buy items on a whim. I do research on the item, the fabric's longevity and ease of care and if it will work in the 4 season climate I live in. I also don't buy new if I can absolutely avoid it-but it is really hard to do sometimes. And truth be told when the budget is tight and I've exhausted my second hand options and can't find what I really need I do buy from a higher quality, albeit not an ethical brand. I compensate by taking care of it and mending and repairing the item to give it a long life. I have a few Pinterest boards where I just go crazy and pin all sorts of beautiful things. I realized a while ago that just because I found something beautiful does not mean I have to own it. Now I am quite content with just looking at images of beauty- I think it was this realization that was the turning point in my taking on minimalism as a way of life.

[@MyGreenCloset]

That's awesome! I agree, it's wonderful to realize that you can appreciate something beautiful without having to own it. :)

[@StarspangledHeart]

I try to use the one in one out rule. If I want to buy something new, I have to decide what old thing to let go of before I make the purchase. A lot of times, I realize I love the stuff I have already more than the new thing and I don't purchase. Also, I try to wait before making a purchase. Even waiting 24 hours helps me make better purchases.

[@MyGreenCloset]

It's always good to think about the stuff you already own and love :) 24 hours can totally make a difference- takes you out of that excited moment.

[@kajajoanna]

I am not the best English user. Usually I have a lot of problems with understanding natives speakers. But listening to you is so nice and easy. And relaxing. thanks:)

[@imapineapple15]

Girl, I resonated with this so much! Lately I've been buying a few dresses from the thrift shop ($7-20 at the very most) and wearing them once or twice for a party, then donating them back or selling them locally on Facebook groups. Much better than buying new.

[@laurenweiss2789]

I feel you on the things that "require more things." I recently struggled with the simple act of buying a mop for hardwood floors. A lot of Swiffer/Bona type items require refill pads or cleaners which feels like a consumer trap. So painful for an aspiring minimalist!

[@itsmarialifestyle4355]

I don't use mops! I use old cotton cloth (old t-shirts, towels, sheets etc) and do it with my hands. Like the traditional Japanese. You can use reusable plastic gloves if you are not comfortable touching the cloth, but this method really cleans, and you get a great workout!

[@Canny-Octopus]

You can put a microfiber cloth on a Swiffer.

[@gargoyle14]

Wow your voice is so lovely even though you were coming down with a cold/flu! Hope your all better now! Thanks for another great video :)

[@tinak.p.258]

I no longer purchase shoes that aren't beautiful, ethically acceptable and comfy at the same time. Since that's a very rare combination, I hardly buy any shoes now. I also no longer buy processed food or household electronics or gadgets that replace actions that you can do by hand /with a knife very easily. I no longer buy 'storage solutions' to tidy up. With fewer things to deal with, you don't have to make an effort to hide them anymore.

[@MyGreenCloset]

Good points! Especially about kitchen gadgets- so many things can just be done by hand, and personally I hate having to clean them with all the parts.

[@ThirdEdit]

I do the same thing when it comes to buying clothes! My Pinterest wish list helps me stay on track and I'm constantly refining it/deleting the items I no longer want (:

[@imapineapple15]

OUTSIDE OF STORIES I was just thinking about how I do the exact same thing! If I see it on for a really good sale and I still don't buy it, it's because I never actually wanted it

[@lagu6]

Thank you for the beautiful tips, you do have a very calming voice. I'm a grand- mother who still needs to learn about how to think wisely before buying unnecessary things.

[@clockworktangerine9891]

I've stopped shaving in winter haha. Before I would just shave less in winter, like once a month, but I've realised I don't really have a reason to shave anything at all, so I just trim what I need. Blessed.

[@ima7333]

Hi, you make me feel like I found a kindred spirit though I never considered myself as minimalist and I got a whole lotta stuff still. However I still wear my clothes from my college days which was over 20 years ago. They still fit me just fine and not discolored. In fact when I lost 20+ kg after my cancer surgery, I puller out those old clothes I couldn't wear coz I gained so much weight after childbirths. I could now fit into them again w/ ease and I gave away or throw out my 'fat' clothes. I wear my shoes till they're worn out and my friends laughed at me for being cheap. I don't think that I was being cheap. I'm just too lazy to maintain so many shoes that pinch my feet just to look good. Anyway thanks for the videos. I recently found your channel and found it comforting to know that I'm not being the cheapskate my friends think to be.

[@kaylicruse92]

Thanks for the video. I've found that using a reusable shopping bag is great to avoid waste of plastic bags. It works great for me.

[@AnnaleaOfficial]

Your voice is so soothing!

[@Melodie1960]

do you know about ASMR? Look up gentlewhispering :)

[@teenaforrester9451]

agreed!

[@MsChrisby]

Indeed! I just passed out

[@ArleneAdkinsZell]

When I have to buy clothes or accessories, I buy from online thrift stores, swap or thredUp, they have excellent descriptions, good customer support and it keeps me out of stores.

[@stephandozzie]

Just found your channel. I love how bright, positive, and uplifting your presentation is! Love the material on minimalism. :)

[@Kbunnygrl]

Things that I don't buy anymore... tampons! Haven't needed one in years since I use a menstrual cup.

[@Feliciatanktop]

Kbunnygrl how do you change and clean it in public? I know when you empty it, you have to clean it

[@Kbunnygrl]

I don't think I've ever needed to do that, and I've been using cups for years now. I mean, you can keep it in for quite a long time. I believe maximum time between cleaning is 12hrs. I clean the cup in the morning at home, when I get back home from work in the afternoon and before going to sleep, sometimes at work if I feel like I need to but then just with water. If know I will be going somewhere where there are only public toilets that are particularly nasty (like shopping centers), I would clean the cup at home and wait till I get back.

[@beans2222]

Felicia You dont have to clean it everytime you empty it. If you (somehow) overflow in public, and it's only public bathrooms, just go in the stall and empty it and clean yourself with toilet paper and put it back it and clean it all in the sink when you get home at the end of the day. But usually you never have to empty it in public

[@hazelabbott4865]

Kbunnygrl h

[@tiarawhaley1061]

That special event mentality is such a weakness for me. Wedding season almost took me over the edge, but I stayed strong!

[@MyGreenCloset]

Yay! It can be really difficult!

[@Ashthegrey]

#4 really applied to me. I'm a homemaker while my youngest isn't in school yet and I would buy the latest cleaning tool that required constantly buying disposable cleaning products to use for it that were either filled with dangerous chemicals or just expensive. Ive started making my own cleaning products and using tools that can be washed and reused. I know this channel is focused more on the fashion side of things but I find your advise to be so universal.

[@larasoto1991]

It is interesting that in middle class but in lower income countries we had always done this, whitout even propose to do so. We don't even feel that we are doing someting special, is just the way we do it, and I just realized with your video. Anyway, it is important to do this kind of videos because in some countries the consumism is just out of control.

[@BankruptMonkey]

What I like to do is when a new trend comes up that I know I'll only wear for one season I figure out how to temporarily rework a piece of clothing I already have into that. When colorblocking was big I seam ripped and resewed sleeves from two differently colored shirts onto each other, and then when I was tired of that it was easy to put it back how it started again. Sequins can be sewn on and then removed (it's easy to wiggle the fabric so that the little holes where they were sewn in disappear), lace can be sewn over a hemline in a different color of thread and later removed, normal sleeves temporarily replaced with easy sewn on mesh sleeves, shirt pocket replaced with a contrast fabric, etc. Just learn basic sewing skills and it's easy to adapt any of your clothes to fit the latest season's style.

[@niidiimii]

Great video! And good tips on how to avoid falling into these purchasing traps. I used to buy shower gel in plastic bottles but since switched to unpackaged soap bars which last waaaaay longer and end up being cheaper. I also haven't replaced any of my "night out" dresses which have almost all been donated over time because I go out soooo infrequently and when I do go out I just wear pretty casual clothes like black tights, jeans shorts, a top and my boots which I find more "me"-ish anyway. I realised I don't really care about "day looks" and "night looks" haha

[@MyGreenCloset]

Yay for the classic bar of soap! I also use one in the shower and you're right, it's lasts way longer. I think sticking to a style that's more "you" is always the best :)

[@MinimalistBosnian]

Have you tried Lush's new Naked body washes? They're solid versions of their shower gels which are in bottles and it's such a creative idea. I love the planet I live on and I want to drastically decrease my waste.

[@shirleys2889]

I like how you emphasized, it is not a bad thing to want to have a piece of clothing for a long time. I think we often feel obligated or pressured to keep changing it up, especially every year.

[@agingophelia9812]

So true about special event shopping-- I bought two secondhand dresses last year that I have worn constantly, just popping a blouse, sweater or shirt over them to change them up for different events-- and people always think it's a new skirt under that shirt!

[@auntieclassical]

Great ideas! Gonna use it with my ESL class! I no longer purchase kitchen or bathroom cleansers, paper towels, makeup, fabric softeners, etc.

[@xaviersaenz868]

your voice relaxes me

[@eirikmurito]

I remember when i forgot to bring shampoo but the hotel room had a bar of soap so i used that. Apparently soap and shampoo does the exact same thing. Who would have thought! It will probably be a bad idea if youre a woman (no hate) but for men this is a huge money saver!

[@lampshadebee1035]

I think the length of your hair is the big difference, as someone who used to have long hair, I only wash my short hair with shampoo one a week

[@MarloTV]

GIRL! I was right there with you thinking I needed to buy for events... but it's a downward spiral of getting MORE... the shoes... the perfect lipstick...I hear ya. I wear what I have, and work with smaller changes to spice things up... like hairstyle and shoes. Love the VID and surrounding myself with like-minded people!

[@lynfernandez1096]

Loved this video, thank you! I am really trying to move in a minimalist direction. I checked out your channel and subscribed! :)

[@julijakeit]

The best way to move to minimalism or capsule wardrobe, in my opinion, is to know what body type you have and what colors suit you the best. I got rid of a full normal sized bag of clothing items that I rarely wore and they were mostly bought on an impulse and from fast brand shops and looked washed out and dated after couple of months wearing them. I am saving for spring/summer items and making the list of what I need and where I could buy good quality, preferably ethically made, in the shape that suits me and my style.

[@HaHaHaLMFAOtv]

glad I have found you! you seem to be so real. honestly it's very refreshing after seeing all these dolled up girls on yt who are only copying each other

[@PsychicKathleen]

I no longer buy things I don't know where to put and this means if I buy something then something else must go. It's amazing how much this has stopped me from buying on impulse or buying something just because :) I've also found that regularly going through closets, cupboards and drawers (monthly) to determine what I can donate to a thrift store to help someone else out has also prevented me from buying things I don't need. The whole process reminds me often of how much abundance we have in the west that we must be vigilant with clutter when there are those in the world who have so little they simply don't have enough. It's rather like how many people in the west speak of going on a reducing diet when there are those in the world who have no idea how they are going to get enough calories into their bodies to stay alive :)

[@user-ud4tl1qv5e]

This lens, lighting, and even your closeness to the camera all work very well.

[@FreckleFinance]

Great advise! I just went to a holiday party yesterday and it was the 5th time this year that I've worn the dress!

[@MyGreenCloset]

That's awesome!

[@samantarizzi248]

Just when I was dealing with switching to cruelty free beauty and more conscious consuming I found your channel! Haha just in time! =) You seem like such a lovely and responsible girl

[@FlairelleNet]

If I already have shampoo, cream, face cream, foundation I do not buy a second one to try out because I usually buy my regular anyway. Sticking to what works. If something does not work. I give or toss then buy a new one. Special occasions I do not buy something new. I mix and match pieces or even with the jewelry to spice it up. When there are sales like right now. I stick to online shopping and buy needs over wants

[@conyshieg8800]

Very good! I’ve stopped buying things I like but I do not need. I stoped being a consumerist for many different reasons and it feels great!

[@abbyferrari]

You're voice is so calm that it actually made me feel nervous, I don't now why! I'm already following this guidelines, but this video just appeared on my recommendations and I had to see it XD What I've stopped buying completely is high-heeled shoes, I absolutely hate them, I never wear the ones I've bought

[@janagoes9851]

I love your videos and can't wait to start my own capsule wardrobe. I first want to start with clothes I already have and then gradually add more pieces that I feel are missing. But my question is, once you've been doing the capsule-wardrobe thing for several years, how often do you still by new clothes? An average of how many pieces do you add per year?

[@jesswnukow]

Such great points. I'd love to see how you decorate/celebrate Holidays. I feel like every Holiday I want to get rid of everything and Its a bit overwhelming. I want simple and a week after the Christmas tree is up I am ready to take it all down. Thanks for sharing. ~Jess

[@MyGreenCloset]

I'll have a video next week about holiday decorations and eco-tips! :)

[@leyviferro]

Makeup- I am no longer buying. If I do need something I am really looking for more green- less chemical makeup. Thank you so much, your videos are always so helpful.

[@MyGreenCloset]

That's great! Happy you find my video helpful

[@heatherarchie8373]

Number 4 is super helpful, I never thought to do that but now I definitely will!

[@TheSimplicityDiaries]

Awesome video Erin!! I totally agree on everything you mentioned, I had very similar experiences to yours. I also no longer buy items that come from fast fashion brands (I shop only second hand or ethically now) and plastic bags when I shop for something (I always carry a reusable tote with me). Less is definitely more!! Have a lovely day!! :)

[@SabrinaMascarenhasFiineArts]

Impulse shopping is out of the window. I only shop when I feel a shift in my lifestyle and if there is an upcoming event, could be a lunch, or PTA, even then I purchase something that be worn in a versatile way. I pay attention to fabric. Especially since it is really warm where we live and prefer skin-friendly fabrics.

[@rachellelove6679]

I no longer buy shampoo bottles. I've found natural bar soap style shampoos that are made in my local area. I've also stopped buying razors and wax instead. You can even get cold wax that washes off the strips with hot water and soap so you can reuse them. Oh and laundry soap- I stopped buying that too and instead use bali soap nuts with a few drops of essential oils to do our laundry.

[@sabrinafauzan263]

This is definitely helpful for a recovering shopaholic like i am. Thank you!! definitely subscribing. btw your voice is really soothing here, it makes me feel calm. 😊

[@gonzaloll.campos478]

I no longer purchase bottled water or any beverage (but sometimes do buy canned beverages), disposable coffee filters, disposable kitchen paper towels, deodorant, snacks, and I try to avoid any sort of junk food whenever possible.

[@stevierobertson863]

You have such a calming voice, which is perfect for the video.

[@ErinTheInsomniac]

I need to take note on that Special Event Clothing!!!

[@CherryBombBuzz]

Came from girl gone green and subscribed😉 your channel looks cute, useful and well worked! Good luck! ☺

[@triplevhome]

less is always more,, and gives us more savings.. i love the way you explain it simply..

[@Canny-Octopus]

I paint my own shoes, using Angelus paint. I recently repainted shoes that were slightly scuffed at the tip, before donation. I like to gift on clothes that are in good condition.

[@SimpleFull]

Great tips!! I love to put stuff on my Pinterest at first, then I can buy after a few weeks if i know I really need it!

[@fotyfar]

👍great tips thank u, what i am trying to do not is to emits myself " I don't have to buy it simply because it is on sale" I used to do that when I found stuff on sale for 80% or something,,,, bad habit:(

[@MentalHealthForUs]

I am trying really hard to start a minimalist lifestyle, but it's so freaking hard! LOL.

[@Sportamrina]

Ive drastically cut down spending on fast food and restaurant food and cook for myself. I stopped purchasing drinks at restaurants/cafes almost altogether - water for the win!

[@amac5455]

Omg, you're so right about this dress shopping:)

[@MsMarmeli]

Your voice is SO soothing.

[@mwendapoleee]

I usually buy clothes which i think i can wear to almost every thing like a grey skirt,black velvet coat,red trousers .Same to handbags i now have a redish season but when buying i picture my outfits to this handbag if it fits then i buy.I hardly have pastel colours in handbags or skirts or trousers cause they don't match with any colour especially with my dark skin i prefer basic colours.Though am now changing to pastel colours kind of mix and match ,i like mint green but as a handbag its tricky ,maybe as a top or skirt with jeans.I realize that actually buying things don't make me happier at times its the opposite.Especially with online shops right now the quality of things is not what you get occassionaly.

[@katiethomas5889]

I have to make an outfit from it, or use it to replace something thats not in good quality anymore in order to get it from a store now, which really cut down on my shopping.

[@zaynabshaik5340]

I no longer buy boots every season. In South Africa you can get really affordable boots made of synthetic materials meant to last only one season. I bought a leather pair costing about 4X as much, but will wear them for years to come

[@mengwujean]

I like your voice which is so soft and clear. Also, I find your mascara is nice, may I know the brand of it?

[@epicsputnik]

You seem like an awesome role model, I hope your content and advice gets more popular and your advice will be applied in the world :D Love & support from the Netherlands

[@gloriaocanaolive971]

You are so so right. Everything you said I already do for a long time.

[@Blue-fr1os]

Great video, you could add makeup to your "don't buy" list - you are beautiful and probably don't need it!

[@AndreaAth]

Very good video! I really like to shop online so i make myself a wishlist and save the links of the items. Then i wait for the sale or just some time and often i realize i don´t really want the most of the items ;)

[@carlasobera5619]

This is out of the topic but infind your voice very soothing...one of the reasons why i watch your videos 😅 thanks for this btw, i am a transitioning wannabe minimalist...

[@Yousrittahanem]

You are very pretty! Angelic pure natural look :)

[@maemaestro6296]

I stopped buying clothes that I don't really need. I can relate to you 5/5 ✔

[@ashensilverlake1889]

The first one applies to my fridge!

[@seleaphotography]

I no longer buy make up and only cruelty free skin care. I feel no urge to buy clothes anymore, but I do have a bit of a problem with buying candles and facial skin care..Any tips?

[@LittleLulubee]

You're so beautiful. Your calm, authentic personality is so soothing 💜

[@virylixyusinthehouse3694]

I don't buy much toiletry I'm using what I have and I occasionally I stuck up on some nesesities such of shampoo or body wash if I find cheap or running out of something I replace but I get like 2 pieces then I wait until I run of it to stuck on the item again, I also don't buy perfumes I have some on my wish list but I have some for a list 2 years right now so I'm not getting new ones anyways I'm always getting them on special occasions that's the reason I have many to start with😊

[@claretravels783]

Bit random but your voice is so so lovely!

[@gunnars367]

The new version of Macbook Pro is a good example of things that require more things to buy.

[@Bonnycita]

I started disagreeing with you immediately, but as you keep talking it made sense. You changed in a bit the way I was thinking about buying clothes. Thanks! :)

[@joelleenbeangh2158]

BRS+45 biologist research scientist here. Zou are right. Compulsive buzing is the worst. Com.

[@slmccracken]

I use the "3 outfits rule" too! :-)

[@PBiDH46mUB]

Have you heard about the "cradle 2 Cradle" concept? you should check it out, I think it would interest you!

[@saifkhan-gl7yy]

You are my soul mate! Wish to spend rest of my life with you.

[@AAB-intheATL]

I really needed to find this video and your channel. :-)

[@JadeDRail]

Often when I am shipping for something I ask myself: Can i make this? If the answer is yes, then i figure, if I want it enough, I will make it. This might not work for everyone since I am a crafter.

[@user84927]

just a tip - can you try zooming the camera out a bit when you film? otherwise helpful video!

[@MyGreenCloset]

yes! haha it's a new lens I'm testing out but it's soo close, I definitely have to figure out a new filming set-up.

[@AntoinetteEmily]

I found this video very inspiring.

[@annas4191]

great video. subscribed! thank you !

[@toriarose]

Ha, I never did any of those, even before I became a eco minimalist :-) Thrift and outlet stores, did it before it was the thing to do (ya' know, when ppl were kind of ashamed to do such a thing, lol .. I never understood that, just seemed smart to me, even before others realized it). I just recently came upon your channel, so wasn't sure how "eco" you really are. Was hoping your list was going to be things like... Toothpaste/toothbrush (see myswak), deodorant, bar (or any mainstream) soap, OTCs, hair brush, razor, lol... Etc. Most of us have a ways to go :-) Btw, you can be very clean, attractive and much healthier without all that.

[@anniep855]

Lovely advice. -- thank you!

[@SisterEden]

Really great tips! Sharing on our Facebook and Twitter pages now! -- Lori

[@JadeDRail]

I've been wanting to get a nice piece of clothing from 10Trees. Bet it would last me forever.

[@Relaxing.World.Scenes]

great tips!!

[@Akinom8002]

You are so beautiful! :-) I usually don't write this kind of comments but your beauty seems to me so natural - you don't wear tonnes of make-up. I just really like it and want to tell you. ;-)

[@alexs.3383]

Does anyone have tips on being more eco friendly with electronics?? For instance chargers on Apple devices break so easily and it's such a waste but I depend on the device a lot

[@void797]

omg your skin is so beautiful, do you have a routine of face treatment? Also, how is your diet?