Things I Regret Buying AFTER I Became A MINIMALIST *embarrassing

[@rooroob22]

What about things you regret getting rid of when you became minimalist that you then had to repurchase

[@tulliamarie6137]

I love this idea!

[@LovingLifeasEmma]

agreed!!

[@kayleedorney9257]

She has mentioned this in previous video...things she got rid of and then went and rebought even after she donated it. I forget what video, but it was within the last couple months.

[@candiceanderson1132]

Oh my gosh! I love that idea! I hope She does that!

[@elinadangol7394]

YES!

[@vanho3815]

Here is the list for my own note and y'all as needed: 1. Too many subscription services (that might overlap and/or unnecessary) 2. Needy plants (take too much time to take care of) 3. Eco-friendly items (transition overtime instead of replacing all the eco-unfriendly items at once) 4. Experimental food items 5. Low-quality items 6. Narrow shoes (go with everything but not healthy for your feet) 7. Reusable bags (think through what you already have or can get for free) 8. 2-in-1 products (that doesn't work for your body) 9. At home nails kit 10. Memberships (that you don't use enough) Cheers!

[@radmochi7495]

Thanks 👌🏼

[@sammanthapaulson6188]

A minimal Christmas list for your family who love to buy you things, a way how to organize a closet, room tours and how you organize (need some inspo), would love to see an updated day-in-a-life video. Your morning routines were my favorites.

[@elizabeththecity9674]

I just moved to new York and sold almost everything I owned. It was the most freeing thing ever and I feel so amazing now that I have a more minimalist wardrobe. Your channel is amazing and so inspiring, thank you for sharing!

[@Stephaniealicianaturalhair]

Very nice

[@jzckry]

Oh thats my plan..i still have 8months to sale almost everything.

[@elizabeththecity9674]

That’s so exciting!! Ny is awesome :)

[@christieknep1795]

I love how Natalie Bennett puts it as well. Only keep what you actually use. It’s not about looking really minimal, it’s about only keeping what you use! It really is that simple. Love to you, Sarah! ❤️

[@laurashelton3517]

I’d love to see what you carry in your wallet/purse as a minimalist. Also, what are your must have apps for your phone?

[@pirateloveification]

Minimalist Christmas decorations, minimalist kids room, how I was a minimalist this week, what type of shoes should a minimalist own.

[@adagioborntrager4456]

Christmas decorations YES!

[@candiceanderson1132]

@@adagioborntrager4456 I love the "how I was a minimalist this week" idea!

[@EarthRoses]

Love the shoe idea!

[@annaf.1109]

"should"? No. Wear what you like! I only like barefoot shoes 😉🙌

[@pirateloveification]

@@annaf.1109 Some people who live in cold weather, ie CANADA cannot be wearing sandals all year. Also minimalist is about practicality. It's no longer about owning just one pair of shoes. It's about only owning what you use. So like 1 pair of boots, 1 sandal, 1 slipper, 1 tennis. It can even be more but that's what non-extreme minimalism is.

[@dianafoley6926]

As a minimalist mom, how do you choose what to save and store when it comes to sentimental items like baby items or kids’ artwork?

[@s.tolley7528]

Yes, great idea!

[@OliviaKAJ]

For artwork, I've seen parents scan the artwork and turn it into a printed book, and then just keep a few of the originals. For baby items, keep the favorite baby blanket and stuffed animal or toy, but everything else that is still functional it can be resold, donated, or gifted to others.

[@TheKsourmoon]

Photos of favorite baby toys as they grow out of the toys. Document everything digitally! Book from 1-5 and then 5-10 and so on until 18

[@michiebutterfly7785]

@@OliviaKAJ I allowed myself a hat box worth for baby items (it was plenty, there is actually room in it) and the same (different box) for artwork! He is 12 now and it has worked perfectly but keeping paper has never been my problem. I actually have a lot of his childhood art hanging in the hall bathroom. I have a very neutral, clean, crisp palette in there so the artwork fits perfectly! It brings me joy going in there!🤍🤍🤍

[@thehopemillershow2921]

what does your weekly shopping list look like? Toiletries, food..etc

[@michellec3384]

Yeassss

[@lydia2453]

In your conversational tone, the way you’re phrasing things and the general sound of your voice, I see so much maturity and growth in you. Been here since the FIRST shaved head!

[@LoveTheHarts]

Minimalist kitchen, especially storage in regards to food storage, food stock, etc.

[@s.tolley7528]

Yes please! I would love that ❤️

[@sweetheartx13]

Please be aware that narrow shoes are not universally bad! Of course if you have wide(r) feet they won‘t fit you but in a way that a wide shoe that is two sizes too small wouldn‘t fit you either. I have incredibly narrow feet and many shoe styles don‘t fit me because they are too wide and my feet kinda slip around in them (I hope this makes sense). So I am eternally grateful for companies that offer their styles in a narrower version or styles that are naturally more narrow like the ones you mentioned. Just thought I’d put this perspective out there because different people have different needs 🙈 Also a disclaimer: I love walking barefoot and I hate pointy heels or stuff like that because just like you I don‘t like my feet/toes to be squished together. But narrow shoes help me feel comfortable and walk properly :)

[@weronika01212]

You were my biggest inspiration when it came to me deciding not to wear any nail polish again. I never went to a nail salon, nor had gel or fake nails, I just painted them at home. I didn't enjoy the smell, the preciseness you needed, that it took a lot of time to dry, I hated when I ruined my fresh manicure, when it started to chip away, and the feeling after using nail polish remover. Also it bothered me that I wanted a color which I didn't had, so I had to buy a new one...gosh what a waste of time and money! And the funniest thing is that it gave me little to no enjoyment on the long run. I love natural nails, I love keeping them short and trimmed, the best feeling ever. So natural nails all the way!

[@LovingLifeasEmma]

I've never heard anyone take this approach before and I've kind of felt almost guilty (if that's the right word for it?) that I'd rather just have my nails natural. But I totally agree!!

[@nitaoravsky8884]

YES to the points about buying eco-friendly products. It's not eco-friendly to just throw stuff away when you can utilize it fully and then replace with a better item.

[@sarahyount4713]

Would like to try a plant in the house. With 3 kids I just didn’t want to deal with a high maintenance plant. So maybe a video on “minimal” care plants?

[@alexandramarshall7515]

There are so many plants that are really easy, but I would recommend pothos. They come in a bunch of different varieties and can handle most light conditions and in my experience, thrive off of neglect. I think it would be cool to see what else Sarah has to offer though, too!

[@gettingjamieback1888]

Snake plants also

[@gettingjamieback1888]

Aloe plants

[@sarahyount4713]

Thanks guys! I will try some of those plants😬

[@maltafirechild6273]

That sounds good

[@bethanyhenderson8686]

"breastfeeding plants" needs to be its own isle at the nursery though (so I can avoid it) LOL!

[@susancaswell3217]

Yes! That’s my takeaway from the video. I’ve had multiple Sudden Plant Deaths over the past two years in my new place. I just ordered replacements yesterday!

[@bethanyhenderson8686]

@@susancaswell3217 I have TWO surviving plants out of an embarrassing number from the last 3 years haha! last week, my aloe plant literally was laying sideways across the pot, as if it got up, walked out, and just died, giving up on life. My snake plant is thriving though, so I think that is what I need to stick with!

[@marleyjustus]

A winter capsule wardrobe video! I love a good house tour video, baking recipes, decluttering. Also tell us how you make your thrifted jeans fit ;)

[@cUser691]

@Markey Hutchison She might alter her thrift shop jeans- my neice bought jeans and high quality garments, dry cleaned [non-perc dry cleaner], had altered at 1 time w/ professional seamstress/ tailor person. For vegan recipes and way cool positive vibe, I use YT’s Pick Up Limes. Can’t use all recipes due to nut allergy but there are solid recipes explained well and presented beautifully. Lovely vibe too.

[@carolynbennett5102]

I'm only 15 but I love the concept of minimalism and have watched all of your minimalism series. I have many more items than you but I only keep what I use and I dont like getting rid of things I use often. I do my best and feel much more content since starting my minimalism journey. I also have celiac disease and ibs and have struggled with acne for years so your food videos are so helpful for me in finding yummy recipes that won't upset my stomach or my skin. Also, have you ever struggled with wanting to be more minimal but living in a place where you have little control over what is kept and how did you deal with it? I still live with my parents and they keep a bunch of things we dont need or use and it drives me crazy but they payed for it so I dont really get a choice.

[@emilieegert8448]

My boyfriend also has ibs and can't est wheat for that reason. A great resource for IBS is monash university in australia. They even have an app where you can check if you can eat sth. and with neat recipies. There is also a cookbook that's called “Low Fodmap and vegan: what to eat when you can't eat anything“. Not that you have to become vegan, but it's pretty good. While Sarahs food looks really nice and it's fine if it doesn't upset your digestion, she is not a dietician.

[@carolynbennett5102]

@@emilieegert8448 Thank you, I have been in contact with a dietitian through my GI specialist. I have many cookbooks and and app specifically for IBS cooking. I just meant I have taken her recipe suggestions because they are very easy to modify to meet my needs since I am most sensitive to gluten, lactose, sugar and corn which many of her recipes avoid. Thank you though and I will look into that book.

[@morgank.8586]

I would love to see your minimalist shoe collection!!!!

[@agaadamska3021]

Yes!

[@Emma-mg6hf]

me too!!

[@bettyortiz1560]

Agree

[@ish90c]

I remember a time when I thought I HAD to do my nails, buy good nail polish of different colors, keep it up nicely... which was very difficult and I was never really happy with the results (while no one even noticed my effort xD)... and one day I just thought "well, I'm just really bad at this, I'm spending a lot of money on something that is quite pointless, I'll stick with the basics" And now I just file them and take care of the cuticles... done! and weirdly enough, I've received compliments on my hands... now! when I don't use anything xD

[@kassandrab665]

I love hearing about how you've grown away from hyperconsumerism and how much eco/minimalism is helping change your life for the better. I keep hitting roadblocks in my journey but I'm still trying and the best part is learning from our mistakes.

[@cornjuiceproductions2887]

You should do a video all about the plants you love!

[@ish90c]

yeah! types and how to take care of them! I like plants, but I've no idea names or what to do with them (sun, watering schedules, etc)

[@amandacrafts4604]

Christmas shopping as a minimalist!

[@ish90c]

gift ideas would be nice too!

[@elalelanutelacanela]

DIY presents 😬

[@AtoZenLife]

That’s a good one! We give our kids one gift and focus more on the togetherness- so different than when I was a kid ( I look back and 😳🤭.)

[@rekabalogh1228]

@@AtoZenLife We usually play board games at night together. I think they can be good presents as well, even when buying one ones. For example we have a 13 years old spongebob monopoly, and it's my favorite 😂

[@luigigameover]

Go to her stories on instagram, she posted something about Christmas Gifts!

[@lorileblanc616]

The breast feeding plants statement may have been the funniest thing I have ever heard you say. I completely understand the needy plant issue.

[@brittanydallan1008]

Digital minimalism. Email. Junk mail. Files on your computer. Photos. Apps. That's a hard one

[@klari2995]

I love your hand gestures! Really adds a lot of elegant flair to the way you speak ~

[@PheOfTheFae]

Thank you for acknowledging the food storage Tupperware issue. I see so many minimalism/green folks who do videos like "I got rid of all my Tupperware and look at all these cool kitchen things I got steel tiffins and bamboo whatnot, no plastic and less space!" and I'm like BUT ALL OF THE PLASTIC YOU JUST THREW OUT. It kills me. LOL. I mean, my kitchen cabinet is not some minimalism aesthetic but ya know what? The door isn't see-through, who cares? :)

[@marleenjones407]

“Sometimes it just might be, letting it go” yesssssss! Thank you! 👏 👏 👏 I love that so much, that should be taught as a whole lesson for people that are on a minimalism journey because that’s the whole point, what can you let go of to give yourself more.

[@melodycooper8367]

YES! When did having color on your nails become a necessity of looking "put together"? I always compliment people on cute nails, but they are simply a fun extra. Well kept, natural nails are beautiful and professional too :)

[@tabbbb15]

Minimalism for photos! I have so many and not sure what to do with them? Photo albums? Help lol 😂 you’ve helped me get so many parts of my life organized and minimal!!

[@zzzz-jd8ue]

I can be listening to sarah talking all day long and never get tired. You are so professional at speaking. Love you🌸😍

[@DionneWard]

Omg I feel it’s everything at the moment as I am still not totally decluttered! But I think not only was I a hoarder but also a shopping addict. Now my mindset of minimalism has set me free! But storage has always been a thing for me. (It holds things) 😱😂

[@madisonj7207]

I would love if you made a video of you walking through your beautiful home showing us all of your plants, and walking us through the care and keeping of them!! Thank you so much for what you do!! you are such and inspiration!!

[@BlondeQtie]

1. too many subscription services (she has amazon prime, spotify and disney + now) 2. needy plants that demand a lot of time and care 3. buy new ecofriendly items and throwing the old stuff old 4. too much experimental food items instead of saving up a little 5. low quality items (buy quality or buy twice!) 6. narrow shoes that look good but don't fit my feet (loves vivobarefoot much more) 7. buy (too many) new reusable bags because you can get them for free or take yours from home with you! 8. 2 in 1 products that didn't work especially for skin care and body care 9. at home nail kit (she doesn't do anything to her nails now besindes filing and a little oil) 10. memberships and cards for cashback except for her most used

[@cUser691]

@Julia Mastouri... Thanks for listing her ideas. I appreciate the time you spent. I’ve been working on eating more consciously and well, caring for skin and hair w/ essential oils.

[@molly6072]

What do you do for Christmas gifts for your family?? Do u do DIY gifts, one large gift for each person, money, etc??

[@rronkalimbu]

I really appreciate how you mentioned using non-eco friendly (unless in exceptional cases where they are toxic) items till they wear out and then getting rid of them. Too often people want to do the switch aggressively which also I believe takes a toll on the environment anyway.

[@23keabs]

I feel that on the nails!! I haven't painted my nails since high school prom... it just seems like something that causes way more stress and obligation for people than enjoyment. And when all the salons closed and people went crazy at the start of COVID, I (internally) smugly grinned about how nice it was to already accept the bare nail look. Plus, keeping them short, well-kept, and durable makes them functional!

[@AtoZenLife]

I agree 💯 on the subscriptions point! Netflix has helped my children learn their second language so much faster, and commercials are SO INTRUSIVE to concentration. #worthit

[@nuranium]

Loved this...honest about being "over minimalist " and just trying all the goods at once. Yes, 2-in-1 is not always a.game change I literally think small changes will help the environment, change one thing you feel is not worth while. And you're already helping. Take away one item (like CD's or grocery bags for example...)

[@mariamacdonald1007]

I love this upbeat video. You honesty is refreshing.

[@OasismyParadise]

This was SO helpful! You pointed out that you went to cosmetology school. Could you do minimal skincare video? Like the basics we need and what marketing traps not to fall into

[@Kath-Erina]

I second this!!

[@Kath-Erina]

I second this!!

[@shelbyking2980]

Video ideas: No polish nail care, what your bath/ body routine looks like in products. I know you cover this some in other videos. Also, I know you have struggled with acne. Have you struggled with back/ body acne? Any tips on how to deal with that?

[@lriver5766]

I grew up poor, we didn’t replace anything unless it was broken, un repairable or gone. I didn’t know I was a minimalist☺️

[@fabsmarie]

I would love seeing what you would buy for Christmas time as a minimalist! ⛄️🤍✨

[@pumkinpieturtle]

girl yes!!! please do all your videos over from a minimalism PROFESSIONAL just like this. id love to see what you purge after being minimal. what are trusted brands after being a minimalist for so long... etc etc minimal kitchen, minimal bathroom stuff, minimal makeup, minimal trusted brands in all categories, you get the idea

[@kiml.2705]

I would be interested in a video about all the products you keep in your bathroom 😄

[@hopeelizabeth6916]

“Minimalism is plantism, im going to be a plant lady.” Same 😂 definitely same 🥀

[@VerenaSatriani]

I am still learning, in the journey of minimalist. Always grateful for Sarah helpful contents.

[@erintannehill]

Finally! Someone has my same perspective on natural nails! 😍 I stopped painting my nails years ago after realizing how toxic it is. I just wanted to move away from harmful chemicals. Plus, I’m a homesteader, so painted nails don’t last more than a day and that’s because I was being careful. It just wasn’t worth it for me anymore. I admire it on others, if that is their thing, but it just isn’t for me.

[@innerpeace528]

I have begun the minimalist journey last year. Everything that I wanted to get rid of, I sent it back home (Haiti) so they could sell it. They were so grateful. My kids also jumped on the bandwagon. They wanted to send everything back home because they understand that there are people somewhere else that don’t have what we do, so giving them our items would be a blessing. Would love to see how you practice your minimalism lifestyle having kids. Toys, books, etc. How do you practice minimalism in a way that is comfortable for both you and the kids.

[@manateepottery]

Yes! Thanks for mentioning the eco stuff, the most sustainable thing we can do is first use what we already have. Also learning to say no to free stuff, there is such thing as too many free tote bags 😆. I’m working on leading a more sustainable and minimal lifestyle, minus any labels, because I’m just doing my best. Thanks for sharing ❤️

[@marcelacoutinho7778]

“It should mostly be cute and trendy to you because it was FREE” 😂 you’re dang right

[@laurashelton3517]

How do you decorate for the holidays and buy gifts for your children as a minimalist? How do you prevent yourself from over buying? I get that by now it’s all in your mindset, but what would you suggest for someone who is new to minimalism and trying to use/buy less?

[@reneeroath1048]

100% to the eco friendly point. Replace the plastic or whatever is not eco friendly but not until it's broken/used up! 😉

[@justanotherbrunetteswiftie]

1. Yes to the shoes video!! 😍 👟 2. It’d be cool to see your outerwear, even if you only have a handful of coats/jackets, since I feel like you’ve gone through every other clothing category except that. (Which, I’m grateful for what you’ve taken the time to go through thus far - thank you!!) 3. If you’re aware of places to donate old clothes/fabric beyond repair, and old shoes, esp in the United States, I’d love to see that content also :)

[@falistiq]

I feel so lucky when you mentioned about totes, because I have so many totes from everywhere, and I reuse it as shopping bag, the problem is I always forget to bring it and only once bought it.

[@candiceanderson1132]

What I am getting my friends and family for Christmas. What I got for Christmas Favorite purchase of 2020 Gift guide for men, women, kids, etc. You and Kerien tell your favorite holiday traditions Minimalist shower routine Minimalist bathroom storage. (Am I the only one with like 20 different vitamin and pill bottles that we have never gone through but I don't know what to do with?)

[@eileahfrye-edmonds413]

I adore the idea of a shoe collection/process video! I have such a hard time figuring out my shoe situation lol

[@wallflowercommenter3610]

I have been slowly transitioning to the minimalist lifestyle

[@Parkitloveit]

Thank you for the video 🙏 I also spent a lot of unnecessary money when I became a minimalist. I didn’t realize I kept the wrong clothes. The ones I didn’t like. Bought new ones and wasn’t happy either. That’s happened 3 times 🥺 I hope it’s over now and I have the right clothes.

[@leighadellastua6175]

I want get rid of all my fast fashion clothing and buy clothes that will last and are basic piece that will go with everything else in my closet. A video about places you buy your favorite basic clothing pieces would be sooooo helpful!

[@vandana770]

Don’t get rid of them! Keep them until they wear out... then replace.

[@lolagoulartful]

@@vandana770 if she’s already uncomfortable wearing them, she can donate it, give it away to friends or family, if there is shelters where she lives they could appreciate it, or sell it to a secondhand store 😊 that way she wouldn’t be creating waste and gets to buy things that makes her feel good ❤️

[@lindseystein9676]

Surprisingly, there are fast fashion pieces that can last years. I have several items from target and H&M that are quality and have had for years. You don’t necessarily have to get rid of everything, but if you feel you need to, be sure to donate

[@vandana770]

@@lolagoulartful thats's true! But what I assumed is that she likes them, but doesn't want to wear them because they're fast fashion products. In that case, keep them! I've purchased quite a few pieces from fast fashion brands like HnM that have lasted me years.

[@leighadellastua6175]

I don’t like them any more they aren’t my style and I’m ready to move on from them lol

[@katieakin1091]

I couldn’t be a minimalist 😂 I’m such a crafty person that has to have everything cute, detailed, etc. I have painted my nails with minimal designs and I always feel like I need to do more! I paint my own nails, but I have a lot less nail polish than I used to have (still quite a bit, but less)

[@innerview6298]

Thats okei, i love design, art and details, it's my passion but im cheap lol. I love recycle and donate my old stuff.

[@jennytzltran7057]

Thank you for this video Sarah. I'd be really interested to see a video about your plants and which ones are the lowest maintenance.

[@erikathomas7671]

My 5 year old has always worn Vivo’s and my 2 year old has been able to wear all of his old ones because they hold up so well plus we’ve been able to sell them for $35-$40 after they both got to wear them! They are great!

[@maggieleigh1206]

As someone trying to start their minimalist journey, this is extremely helpful! Thank you for posting!

[@aixabal]

Thank you for sharing and being honest, Sarah. I can relate and have worked toward forgiving myself and just learning as I go. ♥️

[@evaviolet8571]

It would be great to see how you do minimalism gifts around the holidays! Also ethical brands that you've liked best!

[@snehaagarwal256]

I am eager to see your newly renovated kitchen.

[@solehahyahaya9893]

Yea.. i cant wait too!

[@themostbeautifulface]

Yes to shoes! It’s hard when a full year means hot summer, muddy spring, and snowy winter.

[@amyeileenwhelan]

Please do a Christmas presents for my kids/spouse as a minimalist.

[@Rhimione7]

I think some ideas would be practical/necessary items (shoes, clothes that they wouldn’t buy themselves) or experiences (zoo, movie ticket, theatre, class)

[@emilywilson434]

You mentioned that you had too many plants. I would love to see a video about the plants you still have! I am beginning to become interested in plants and would love recommendations for what to get next. I have an Aloe plant that I love! Love you! Thank you for your videos!

[@laurettadelmar2781]

I know this is going to sound like the stupidest, craziest comment ever but here goes. For some reason, your video has triggered my brain back into life. I don’t know how or why but it has. I’ve been stuck in a mental prison for about 6 years. Everything was gray scale. I didn’t know who I was. I had very little will to exist. And now, somehow, I can see colour again. I can feel my emotions again. I can see and understand what’s around me. I can comprehend that I am a living creature on earth that can do and feel stuff. Like I said, I know this sounds crazy but thank you. Thank you so much. Something has aligned and somehow you’ve given me my life back. I just wanted to let you know. I feel like I should let people know when they’ve done something positive for someone. So thank you again. Thank you

[@animalsrock2255]

There is a shop in Britain called Superdrug and i go there for all hair, toiletries, makeup, perfume, skincare. And every time i use my card i gain points, and i have gotten many free bottles of perfume with my points. It's like a free gift to myself. The card is free to get.

[@kimhenri2207]

I’m not usually a commenter but I wanted to let you know that I appreciate your honesty and transparency. This is your best video (I think)! Keep up the great content ❤️

[@melpatton4731]

I don't object to what people do depends on what u want in life I' ve never had a problem with the way I look. Always done everything myself until 2 year ago when I had my nails done as a gift. I prefer to do my own stuff. Don't have to pay loads, wait in waiting room. ...park, pay for parking....etc. I can do it when I like, take my time, not be horrified when it doesn't turn out right and have a laugh when it doesn't. I'm thinking now about my retirement. What do u want in retirement.....each to their own. I'm in my 50,'s now. We only have one life & it goes fast but I want to enjoy my retirement and not scrimp then either. U can't go out anyway now with covid . U might as well save yr money. Xx

[@nicolestribeofnine]

The toys your children have as a minimalist family would be amazing!

[@zoeygirl73]

I love minimalism videos! Can you do a video of what's in your bathroom? Your body and haircare products etc?

[@natalie2066]

I'm amazed that you ever bought these things. In the last ten years I haven't bought any of these except low quality items and reusable bags (it's the law in my country that you have to purchase bags, or bring your own, but they only cost 15 cents). I have bought a lot of outdoor plants, though, but that's because I like gardening and I'm trying to add value to my house.

[@lauramccoy2465]

Yes! We actually rotate our subscriptions based on the time of year. Something with Hallmark channel at the holidays, something with the right seasonal sports...yes!

[@mayashagas8740]

holiday decorations as a minimalist! Love the video :)

[@username00009]

The Nester made a guest appearance on the Rachel Cruz show to talk about this, and it was great if you don’t want to wait!

[@angym.6103]

Hola! Do you have any video about not needy plants? I would appreciate if you share the plants you have at your house. Thank you!!! 🌼

[@pattibrooks6363]

I just found your channel. I’m excited to dive in to your minimalism series. I am decluttering my entire house and need lots of inspiration and motivation! I would like to point out, though, that REAL Tupperware is eco-friendly! No need to buy tons of plastic wraps and bags and since 2010 all products are BPA free. Please let me know if you have questions or if you’re interested in Tupperware. I am a consultant.

[@ashleymcdaniel6188]

Love your videos! Especially minimalism! Have learned alot from you! Thank you for sharing!

[@sarabaumgartner6857]

Would love a video on easy to take care of house plants and how to take care of them!

[@carlapaniagua_home]

Hi Sarah, just a suggestion: instead of clean your plants with paper ou cloths try a makeup brush, it is more gentle and does not take the plants natural protection off 😉😘

[@michellehamby6724]

Obsessed with your minimal content! U look so classy in this video ❤️

[@mria741]

I miss those early baby months. :) molly is a cutie! Love your pantry organization! Where are your glass storage containers from? I didn’t see them in your shop link.

[@Seanna0113]

I have definitely done all of these when I made the transition😂 I wish I would have heard this before because this is a great list!

[@candiceanderson1132]

Sarah on Instagram: "Hey guys new video up today. Tuesday instead of Thursday!" Me: Immediately fumbles phone and curses it while trying to figure out why it didn't notify me that Sarah uploaded a new video. Me: Gives up after 10 seconds so I can watch new video! Sarah: "I don't know, do you guys want to hear about my shoes?" Me: *Single tear runs down cheek. "Yes! Please tell me all about your shoes!" Love all the minimalism stuff so much! Please keep it coming. Am I the only one who is SO EXCITED to finally see the new kitchen!? "Move that bus!"

[@lydiachione6001]

You're so chic and adorable! I have a sustainable fashion question: I heard the argument FOR supporting unethical brands because if those brands didn't exist, the people working for them in third world countries would be out of jobs entirely and that would be worse than poor working conditions. I'd still rather purchase from brands that make an effort to help people and put quality and sustainability into their clothes, but do you have an answer to that argument? Consider this my entry to your next Q+A haha Loved this video :)

[@ezraglenn8439]

I think of if this way. Are you saving animals by buying from a puppy mill? No. You are encouraging the practice. By buying unethical fast fashion brands you encourage slave labor, many of these people are paid 11 cents a day!

[@kristenrawlins5118]

I just wanted to share, as a Canadian who married an American and now lives in the U.S. - I used to say “go ham” or “going ham” - thinking it meant like.. hog wild... but he informed me that in the U.S. it means “going Hard As A Mother...” 🤭😬 I recalled hearing you say it in another video and kinda just smiled to myself, but when I heard it again in this video about buying eco friendly items I just had to share 😁

[@EmeryShae]

Starting to really love your videos. You have such a spunky personality and I can relate to so much of what you are saying.

[@jayhutch8671]

Binging all your videos (don’t judge me) but could we get some plant content?!? How to take care of your plants, repotting videos, what plants you prefer, ect ect. I think it would be nice to throw in the mix! Love your content! I suggest it in my minimalism fb groups :)

[@juliomarceliabaesadedio1649]

Im not a minimalism person, but I did aaaalllll you did, actually. I dont know about minimalism, just do what I think better, and wow~ thats exactly, like you did.

[@noonsway]

Omg your videos became an addiction to me !!!!

[@kaokristy]

would love to see a guide on how you choose and take care of low maintenance plants

[@misstonight69]

I love doing my nails for myself ahah I still do it during lockdown just for me. I think it is the only think I do for myself because I don't do makeup but nails is a must ahah

[@jenniferhunt5202]

Oh man. The plant one. So, so me. I've recently sold a lot of my plants, because I accumulated too many needy ones. Love your videos!

[@irinabryv1083]

Pleeease, make a video about shoes, especially winter boots because I was actually looking at some boots and was wondering which ones to get, that not only look nice but also last for a long long time. Would be great! 😊