meaganola
Uh Huh Her
Nope. These were never exciting or pretty. They were cheap. They were things I bought basically out of desperation (because you *have* to bathe even when you're so broke you're more or less living on popcorn because it's cheap) when I couldn't get so much as an acknowledgement of a resume submission, so we're talking about Suave and B&BW stuff bought on sale/clearance and Whole Foods store brand shampoo purchased because I had a gift card. If anything, they remind me of a very, *very* bad time of my life. They're kind of like an itchy sweater a nasty ex gave you that you haven't gotten around to tossing yet because it's kind of warm when you get *really* desperate and every other comfycozy sweater or sweatshirt you actually like is dirty.That's rough. All the pretties you collected stop being fun once they become a task rather than fun. Somebody mentioned somewhere that they look up old reviews for products they own when they are thinking of buying a dupe. This makes the product they own seem exciting and covet-able again rather than just some old thing they own. Maybe you could do this with some of your shampoos/conditioners/etc.? Then you will remember why you were excited about the product and bought it in the first place. Or go through and try to date them, set a cut off point, and throw away anything that is beyond that to avoid finding frightfully old ones?
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