🛑 50 Things I Stopped Buying & Doing to Save Money 🤑 | Frugal Tips

🤔 What things did you stop buying and doing to save money? 💰👇

Giving up smoking is the best thing you’ve done for yourself. Congratulations 🎉.

I'd get another vinyl player! 😁 I have been a minimalist for over 20 years and one of the things I like most about it is how much more I enjoy the few things I keep!

Hi Bea, keep the vinyls and buy another player! 🎶❤🎵

Totally agree with fabric softener! Nobody needs something like that. For me, it's a completely superfluous product - bad for the environment, bad for the washing machine and bad for your clothes. Apart from that, there is nothing that smells better to me than laundry that has been dried in the sun.

Organic is not a marketing scam, it contains less pesticides and doesn't produce as much vegetables (for example) as non organic, which is why the price is higher. Buying organic is better for the environment and our health. That being said not everyone can afford to buy everything organic, including myself.

Massive one you don’t mention is alcohol. Another is, when you do need to replace an electrical item, such as a washing machine, go for a basic one without all the fancy additional features x

I quit smoking 15 years ago. Best decision of my life. You are stunning, keep it up! ❤ Greetings from Munich! ✌😊

I live in the U.S. and I quit buying breakfast cereals. They were expensive and loaded with additives and empty calories. I seldom buy any prepackaged foods at all and i've saved a lot of money!

Minimalism is about focusing on what is important to us. Music has been and still is a huge part of my life and I don't plan on letting go of my turntable and lp's. My vote is to replace the turntable. Also congratulations on quitting smoking. Best decision ever!

I also quit smoking this year. I also quit energy drinks and fast food like mcdonalds. It got too convenient when tired from work but wasnt helping with the fatigue long term.

Great video. I'm on a no buy for clothes, shoes, handbags and jewelry. I gave up an expensive Starbucks habit years ago. I have a multi use old fashioned looking piece that pla6s radio, vinyl, cassettes and CD's. Don't use it much because Netflix is my new addiction.

Don't ever give up your records. You NEED your music!

For your hair get balayage less often. Twice a year is great, spring you get full balayage and fall you get face framing and bigger sections in between the spring ones. My take as a hairstylist.

If quitting a habit feels hard and you keep falling doing it again. Just don’t stop. For example I used to smoke a lot. I did try to quit many times, but couldn’t. Then I made a decision that I won’t ever quit it again. I just decide not to smoke this one occasion. So I can smoke if I want, but I just decide not to. So I’m still smoker, but I have decided not to smoke for over 14 years. First 5-10 years were harder, but I still managed to get through them without smoking. For me this goes with everything.

Get another vinyl player! Enjoy what you love!

I don't buy clothes or shoes other than underwear. If you take care of your clothes and shoes and they are of good quality, they will last a very long time. I don’t buy new dishes, I have enough of them and I simply don’t need new ones (although sometimes I go to such stores and look at beautiful plates, but that’s where it all ends). Instead of a bunch of cosmetics, I now only buy good quality skincare products, because... I have rosacea. I haven't bought souvenirs for a very long time. And I stopped (almost) buying indoor flowers; if I want new ones, I exchange them with other flower girls. What I haven’t stopped buying yet are self-education courses, quality food and water, skincare products. If I were you, I'd buy a new record player. This is your passion. It brings you pleasure.

Vinyls are timeless ❤definitely save🎸🎼

Hello Bea! I just loved this new video, it's never cliché and the part about quitting smoking is so valuable, not every minimalist on the web speaks about this (and I watch a lot of videos about decluttering). It would be amazing to know your cleaning product recipe ;) Can't wait for the next video!!!! Great job!!!

Fabric Softener - it makes fabrics less absorbent (so cotton and linen become more like polyester and nylon)