Money Saving Shopping Secrets You Should Know | Black Friday Tips 2021

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Money Saving Shopping Secrets You Should Know | Black Friday Tips 2021
With the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales upon us I wanted to share a few of my top tips to make sure you avoid any pitfalls and get the best bargains possible. So today's video is all about sharing my top tips for get the very best value possible. Whether you are shopping for fashion, tech devices, homewares or anything, these tips will help.
If you have any shopping tips of your own I'd love to hear about them in the comments below.
Thanks for watching and stay tuned as I have another fun video coming out tomorrow - yikes Im on fire LOL.
Leonie
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[sandyberger-rj]

My shopping hacks: 1. Know your color palette. Which colors suit you more- cold or warm ones? You can mix any colors from „your“ group and therefore add to your wardrobe.
2. Buy good quality. A cashmere piece for little money? That’s a safe bet. I only buy extravagant pieces if they are either very affordable or I am certain that I love the style and will wear them even if they aren’t in style anymore.

[evelynmatt]

Have a list, make a budget, look at price not discount are all good tips. All the other tips I think will make you spend more not less. Just an opinion! These first tips can work anytime not just Black Friday.

[melocoton]

Having a shopping list is THE best thing to have. I can’t even remember the last time I have paid full price for anything 😅 having a list is a good guide to no buy something you don’t even need. Also stay on top of “real” prices. That way you know immediately if that deal you’re getting is actually a good one or not. My husband waited for black friday to buy a computer. He knew exactly how much they cost normally. He ended up not buying anything because the real discount they were giving was only like 100 CHF. Many stores slowly up their prices a month or so before so they can advertise a bigger discount. Especially on electronics.

[patriciachartrand]

Totally agree with a thoughtful shopping list. Saves money, and keeps me on track with a cohesive wardrobe.

[Vincentianbeauty]

The great thing in the UK is that retailers have to disclose the original price and all discounts that follow which is great and the major retailers follow this law. Having followed your advice and channel for a while this 59 year old is only replacing worn out timeless classic pieces most of which you have shown on your channel and immediately after I purchased at a discount were sold out. H&M gave their members advanced access to Black Friday discounts which proved a life saver.

[lyndastevens]

You are the best content provider in your category! I can’t believe you’ve got to work counter season to your home base. I think you are the best content curator in my age category. Keep it coming! Btw I also follow Karen Brit Chick, you top her by far!

[verenawackerle]

My Tip to you would be, not to only buy what you desperately want, like the new it piece or what ever that may be, but to also stock up on the daily necessaties, like socks, underwear, mascara, foundation, etc.
I always buy those things with the really good black friday discount and make sure to store them accordingly. So when you actually run out of Mascara e.g. you already have a back up. And with undies: make a point to look through them and get rid of old ones that have done the job

[carlsenlifeaftercarlsen]

I look in my closet and see what I need, then I go buy what is on the list. I have a capsule Wardrobe, so easy everything goes together.

[KarenRivera-txxd]

This was really useful! I'm loving your recent videos they're very practical 💓💕💖💗!!!!

[deniseoates]

Great tip! Not planning on doing too much shopping this year. We share lists of what everyone is wanting as gifts or needing thru text. It suppose to work like a register, so if someone buy something on that person list we suppose to notify the group minus of course who the gift is for. I set up a budget for each person to keep within my total budget for Christmas gifts. Thanks for sharing and blessing to you and all in the days to come.

[pageremick]

Good solid info! Thanks for all you do to keep us straight and current.

[jennifernurse]

Your advice and purchase information are very much appreciated. Thank you so much.

[tracyboyall]

These are great tips! Thank you for this, Leonie!

[polapoliczkiewicz]

Thank you, Leonie, for what you do for us 🌷 To protect us :)

[jeanettekays]

Thank you for such excellent advice. It's way too easy to get caught up in the flurry and excitement - new stuff.

[bumblebee]

Tried & True Tips! Good to be reminded of them and have them all in one place! Thanks!

[trishhobbsphillips]

Awesome tips, Leonie! I love a list; but I hate a budget! Thank you, especially, for all the information on Apps to save us money….I had no idea! You are the best! ✌️

[zedmcwilton]

Good content, a reminder we all need, I dread gift buying and have never managed to stay on budget. Maybe I can this time 😉

[ufosrus]

Thank you for the great tips, Leonie. But some how I've slowed down with these big sale days. They don't charm me like they used to. 😄

[kimberlyperrotis]

I’m not sure if the 14-day cancellation policy applies here in the US. I only buy from brands or shops that have free, easy returns. Thanks for the advice!