5 “Luxury” Items That Are Never Worth The Money

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[Bakerygo]

I'm attending a high profile wedding this summer and I've been in constant panic about my dress for months. One day my husband told me : "why do you have to spend so much money and time to buy an outfit that you will wear once or twice to impress people that you don't care about." He was so right that I froze that moment. The only thought that crossed my mind was that I didn't even knew all those people to begin with. So fuck that shit. I already have dresses.

[kiterafrey]

Truffle oil is a finishing oil. You drizzle to top a finished product. If you cook with a finishing oil you are 100% doing it wrong.

[uberhaute_naturalz]

1. Furniture 2. High-End Mascara 3. Truffle Oil 4. Designer Bags 5. Buying Things to impress others

[jonathanromo]

I cant' believe louis vuitton doesn't have a warranty! there are brands that much less expensive and have life time warranties!

[lalicornepayete]

I am 14 and I am happy to watch every single video of this YouTube channel because I am able to already see where to spend my money with the little money that is mine

[TshepoMohasoane]

I totally agree with fancy mascara. They are expensive for nothing when there is TONS of drugstore mascara's that do the same job.

[michellegil]

I go for second hand/thrift store/depop and I purchased designer brands for less than $70 same goes for clothes and now I’m currently cutting down my coffee takeout I just bring my reusable water bottle

[killerbethanie]

People are so hung up on her $4, 000 couch. She clearly stated in the beginning of the video to take these tips and adapt them to your lifestyle.

[valeriemoore]

I bought a $150 Fossil brand bag seven years ago. It is still in great shape and I use it every day. No need to buy luxury.

[raindrop]

No, you should use a cooking oil with a high saturated fatty acid content because they are heat stable. Other oils make toxic byproducts when heated, regardless of smoking point.

[newattnow]

Thank you! I'm financially comfortable, but also very thrifty. I badger my friends constantly about how they "waste" their money. I thought I was helping. No more!! Thanks for the insight and the reminder that how they spend their money is none of my business.

[jesusjazzyogaspicytuna]

It's less than prudent to pay more for a bag/purse than the amount of money it would ever hold.

[Simply.Mariela]

Ive never bought any of these things. Luxury or designer items are just not something I spend on. I’m more on spending on travel and experiences.

[AbcMilly]

You've OWNED! OWNED? FOUR houses?

[meikoblock]

The designer bag situation is always something I struggle with. I work in healthcare, every day dealing with some kind of bodily fluid and it feels silly to buy an expensive bag that I carry around everywhere if thats my everyday. I also think its dumb to buy an expensive bag that is only going to see the light of day 4 times a year so...but for some reason I still feel obligated to buy one.

[TheTarotQueen]

I don't necessarily agree with the designer bag statements. I've had mine for years and never had issues with repairs and damage ever since switching to luxury.

[beccki]

10/10 L'Oreal Paradise mascara is INCREDIBLE. It gives an equal effect to Benefit Bad Gal and Lancome Hypnose (which are my fave high-ends) at less than half the price.

[kritimbista]

I needed to hear this from someone. Thank you once again.

[audreydujardin]

who COOKs with truffle oil?! that's just a mistake...

[silvermoonshineX]

I'm sorry but ordering a custom sofa for 4k just so it's big enough for your house seems PRETTY luxurious to me?