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CHEAP Things That UPGRADE Your Style & Look Chic On A Budget

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CHEAP THINGS THAT UPGRADE YOUR STYLE $$$: Today I want to share some cheap things that upgrade your style & look chic on a budget. These are some of my own personal fashion essentials that I use to look chic and put together every day. I've linked everything down below along with time stamps. Subscribe here for more videos like this: bit.ly/2pFnkE7
00:00 Intro
Cardigan set, old no longer available
Jeans, Size 24 bit.ly/34zh3E4
Bold Bangle mejurifinecrew... *gifted
Mother of pearl locket bit.ly/3Hev9cu *gifted
Layered coin necklace bit.ly/3reb6pa *gifted
00:22 Fashion Tape
bit.ly/3on196T
Green Top bit.ly/3Hv6nFh
Jeans, Size 24 bit.ly/34zh3E4
Layered coin necklace bit.ly/3reb6pa *gifted
Gold Locket bit.ly/3B2dnqL *gifted
Gold Stacker Ring bit.ly/3shD7LH *gifted
Pinky Dome Ring mejurifinecrew... *gifted
00:55 Rubber Bands and Hair Ties
I like these rubber bands bit.ly/3J6cMqB
Grey Sweater, Size XXS bit.ly/3siy0uK *gifted
Jeans, Size 23 bit.ly/3gskdMw
Bold Bangle mejurifinecrew...
Mother of pearl locket bit.ly/3Hev9cu *gifted
01:49 Steamer
I'm still looking for the perfect one but you can find these everywhere for under $30
Green Top bit.ly/3Hv6nFh
Jeans bit.ly/34zh3E4
Layered coin necklace bit.ly/3reb6pa *gifted
Gold Locket bit.ly/3B2dnqL *gifted
Gold Stacker Ring bit.ly/3shD7LH *gifted
Pinky Dome Ring mejurifinecrew... *gifted
02:51 Lint Roller/Fabric Brush
This is the brush I have bit.ly/3rv4HWL
This one is perfect for travel bit.ly/3onTWmY
For the tape trick, any packing tape will work
Black Top, old no longer available
Jeans, Size 23 bit.ly/3gskdMw
03:51 Sweater Comb Or Shaver
This is the sweater shaver I have bit.ly/3utKF0H
I also love this one bit.ly/3otPvad
You can also use a very dull razor carefully when you're in a bind
*FOR REFERENCE
Height: 5’3” or 160cm
Waist: 26” (66cm)
Hips: 37” (94cm)
Chest: 32c/d (US sizing)
US Shoe Size: US 6.5
European Shoe Size: 37
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@SoNick25 2 года назад

Great tips Audrey. I would just like to add that a cheap way to keep things looking great is to care for them day-to-day. Wipe off shoes after use, handle everything like a delicate item, use laundry bags, hand wash, polish leather goods periodically. It adds to the longevity of ALL items regardless of their price! A little care goes a loooong way!

@playtheukulele4flores200 2 года назад

Exactly ! I have cashmere sweater that I had for over ten years , shoes also if you put shapers into them and have them cared for by a good “cordonnier” (can’t remember the word in English)

@isabellelaval7294 2 года назад

@@playtheukulele4flores200 shoemaker

@patriciaccaruolo3516 2 года назад

I clean my shoes and purse almost daily

@patriciaccaruolo5172 2 года назад

Agreed

@Makeupzised 2 года назад

Thanks Audrey! I have three: tailoring clothes when they're too large, changing cheap-looking buttons for some nicer ones and using cheap body mousturisers on leather items. Besos from Spain!

@Sarah-ew2pp 2 года назад

Gracias desde Canadá

@carolyncoulter4116 2 года назад

The other thing that is necessary is a small crochet hook, so that if you get a pick or pull you can catch it and pull it to the inside. I carry a small sewing kit when I travel. There is an annual conference and my friends know where to go for emergency repair. Fashion tape is wonderful and I use tape for dog hair.

@karathomas5746 2 года назад

Your beautiful dresser has been replaced with a beautiful cabinet. I love the glimpses of your artwork and furniture, your simple and traditional taste are so lovely. I loved your sailboat painting. Would you ever consider doing a home tour or furniture and art roundup?

@susandermond9254 2 года назад

It's pretty but the dresser was so simple, classic, and better for that space by the door, imo.

@suelowcockharris1954 2 года назад

Conquer the iron! I have found that nothing works as well as an iron. The trick is buying a good one. Rowenta is the brand for you! An iron will smoothie a placket, set a seam, make a pocket flap smooth, sharpen a cuff. I’ve tried steamers. I love my iron!

@BubblyViolin11 2 года назад

My two are waterproofing spray for shoes and zippered laundry bags for delicates. The spray has kept my nicer suede and leather boots in tip top shape for years, and the zippered laundry bags make doing laundry so much easier. I will hang one on a pants hanger where I change, and plop my bras and socks when needed. Haven’t lost a pair since!

@_IH_ 2 года назад

Hi, sorry to bother you, could you please name a couple brands of waterproofing spray which are safe to use on leather? I really like this idea. 💗

@breannapatterson5335 Год назад

Yes pleas

@BubblyViolin11 Год назад

@@_IH_ I honestly just googled them and bought one off of Amazon with the best reviews. Lol. My mom got one by SofSole I think, and mine is from Kiwi.

@Phylphylphyl 2 года назад

Agree! A lint remover is highly recommended to anyone who loves wearing wool/ cashmere sweaters. Must have one! 💕

@user-od8sp7nb1x 2 года назад

Hi Audrey! I have a suggestion, if you haven't already done a video regarding it. How do you go about physically picking an outfit? Do you start with your mood and the weather? What piece do you start with, and build around? Do you lay your outfit together to get an idea of what it will look like? Thanks kindly!

@kimberlyberlin4999 2 года назад

All good advice Audrey. I must be one of the few people out there that enjoys ironing. It's relaxes me and once swipe of the hot iron and wrinkles are gone :) Can you tell I'm a "results oriented" person haha. I also have a steamer that I use on more delicate fabrics. The clothing shaver gets a lot of use at my house too. Thanks for the tip about the rubber bands I knew about using them on sleeves but not with sweater waistlines. That's a great tip.

@marahelwig2237 2 года назад

I quite enjoy ironing, and find that it is relaxing as well. The only caveat is that you do not want to be doing your ironing at the last minute. I find it works best to have your outfit ironed and laid out the night before, complete with shoes and accessories.

@SunshineSM877 2 года назад

Me too, me too.

@chrissiec5915 2 года назад

I also enjoy ironing. Due to arthritis I bought an iron which has a separate water tank (so the actual handpiece is lighter). So it is a bit like a steamer, you can't scorch things and it is far quicker than ordinary ironing! Highly recommend it. It is however important to let garments air for a while, since it leaves them ever so slightly damp, so I hang them on a clothes rack.

@maryokeefe5351 2 года назад

I actually thin ironing is faster than steaming, too. The one caveat is if there is a hidden stain on a piece of clothing. Apparently the iron bakes it in, whereas a steamer can release it. I tried a hand-held steamer and found it quite lame. Maybe a commercial-grade one is required for good results.

@robinhoward4204 2 года назад

I enjoy ironing as well when it's not too hot and humid, and find even old, much loved t-shirts benefit from a quick press if you're going out.

@juliecarns 2 года назад

Hi Audrey, Great tips you’ve shared today. Using a zippered laundry bag for unmentionables and delicate tops in the washer on hand wash cycle is an inexpensive help; I’m able to wash my finest hosiery, too, because ouch the prices on these have doubled recently. Using lipstick for rouge is a help when carrying a small handbag, too.

@forisma 2 года назад

Underwear is the word, right?

@VandanaSingh-kk5ut 2 года назад

Hey could you please link the video, with these hacks.

@jenniferdransfield3840 2 года назад

Great video Audrey, as always! One of the things I try to do is always wash my clothes in cold water, delicate detergent, and hang to dry. It saves money on water and electricity, and helps maintain the fabric and color of the item as long as possible, thereby keeping your look upgraded. Thanks so much for the video and all your content!

@maryokeefe5351 2 года назад

And some delicates I simple soak in the bathtub overnight with hand wash detergent. No agitation so they last longer. In the morning, just lightly rinse and hang to dry.

@SM-ey9uk 2 года назад

@@maryokeefe5351 do you find that they bleed? I had that happened and it lost on some spots the bright emerald green. Left stains of lost colour. It was silk. I did this for a few hours.

@maryokeefe5351 2 года назад

Silk is tricky. I would not soak it for more than a few minutes. A designer friend of mine says put it a delicates bag and swish it around in some warm water with a bit of shampoo, then rinse.@@SM-ey9uk

@SunFlower-xp6hw 2 года назад

Yes,washing in cold water is so good for all your clothing! I bought 2 large drying racks to air dry all my lingerie,dresses and delicates!

@candydonnelly7543 2 года назад

Thanks Audrey, another great video. One trick I have to keep vintage leather bags, is to feed the leather , any scratches, just spray on leather cleaner, actually the same one I use for my 2 leather chairs and Voila, the leather looks great.👏❤️👏

@franciscasantamaria3593 2 года назад

Top tips, thanks Audrey! My tip for you all is to wash/dry clean and store out of season garnments, keeping them fresh and safe from pollution. Special thanks for the white oversized sweater tip. Have a good day! 🤗💐

@fionafrazer8820 2 года назад

A fabric brush is better than a lint roller, as the lint roller leaves behind a slightly sticky residue on a garment's surface, which in turn attracts more lint. Good in an emergency, but better to use a brush. A steamer and a de-piller are absolute necessities.

@KT-nq8dw 2 года назад

Your tip about using a steamer versus an iron is excellent. Today there are so many fabrics that are man-made and chemical based and one has to be so careful with an iron whereas you get great results with a steamer.

@Robin-xe1zo 2 года назад

I just love your videos, Audrey. Everything about them is so well-considered, stylish and practical. I'm writing to thank you specifically for mentioning a clothes steamer. I just downsized to a beautiful but very, very tiny home; it's on the waterfront in beautiful British Columbia, and I feel so blessed to wake up every morning to a gleaming ocean, but the compromise is: no closets! I can't hang anything up; all my clothes are in folded in drawers. I've been wearing shirts with folds and creases in them for weeks (yes, too small for an ironing board: no laundry room!). After watching this video, I ordered a deluxe hand-held turbo steamer and just got it this afternoon. OMG. It's like magic. Creases melt away in a second. It tucks under the bathroom sink and takes up no space at all. And it's so much easier and quicker than ironing. Now I can feel much more put-together every single day. You changed my life, my dear!

@katkat2340 2 года назад

What is the name and brand of your steamer?

@Deem57 2 года назад

I'm going to go shopping for some of that fashion tape - great tip! Two items I would add are a stain remover pen (especially when travelling) and a pair of embroidery scissors to cut off loose threads. 🙂

@trishmorille8630 2 года назад

Such a helpful video! Thank you! An inexpensive item to add is a set of velvet hangars. They keep my clothes neat and add space to my closet. Thanks, Audrey! I love the modern twin set you are wearing. ❤️

@jeyparker3 2 года назад

velvet hangers a hangar is a place you keep your plane in ;)

@sueannmishki9308 2 года назад

Audrey 👑 YOU are my very favorite FASHIONISTA!!!!!! You make the blurry hazy confusing massive world of fashion make perfectly logical sense! Thank you for sharing your calming knowledge!! 🍀

@littlelady7843 2 года назад

Great tips , all very practical. Thanks for showing how to put the fashion taps on. I used to stick them on the fabric , then push the fabric on to the skin. It was a little tricky. I will try your way-stick them on to the skin first. A lot easier. I have a shoe shine kit. After a shine, my boots look like new. The difference is stunning!

@littlelady7843 2 года назад

I use Silicone CoverUps for summer a lot. They allow me to wear those very pretty unlined lacy bras without worrying about nipple showing through.

@ellenmcarthur4599 2 года назад

Thank you Audry! Love the tips and love your style. My only add ins are that there are two types of sweater combs - one for cashmere and one for all the rest, the cashmere one being the gentler. Also, try the pledge lint roller from the cleaning aisle. It is hands down the best for pet hair on you and your furniture.

@doro8856 2 года назад

LOVE that this was a shorter video, Audrey. And LOVE the tips you offered. I think this is your best video ever. My grandfather always wore arm bands on his shirts. I don't even know if you can get them any more, but they're very practical. Thanks for the great video Audrey.

@juliannehunter495 2 года назад

You can still get them. They're called "sleeve garters".

@pierogipizza 2 года назад

AGREED. I love videos that are short but still packed with info such as this one.

@pipmitchell7059 2 года назад

Or make your own from coloured 1 or 2 cm. wide elastic sewn into a ring (sewn not knotted so that it's flat).

@sally-annparker6744 2 года назад

IKR! Sometimes you’ve only got five minutes - perfect to enjoy with quick cup of tea before running out of door to work. I gravitated immediately seeing the length!!!

@e_kychkina9170 2 года назад

Great tips! I’ve been using them for years and they really help. My mom taught me how to take care of my clothing, shoes and handbags. One thing I would also add to the list if you live in low humidity environment: antistatic spray.

@TheDriftwoodlover 2 года назад

Great tips - I use everything but the fabric tape but will get some now. But yikes - never knew that top needed so much help to look so great. My favorite is the steamer because it’s s so fast and I think wrinkles can make you look a wreck.

@cathlynballard8409 2 года назад

I loved this video. ❤️ I use all these things you mentioned plus two more: wrinkle release spray (which I have also used as cologne in a pinch while traveling), and I keep in my purse a plain old rubber household cleaning glove, which I discovered will remove lint and pet hair in a snap.

@susanbaker2796 2 года назад

So true, Cathlyn. Downey Wrinkle Release Spray is fabulous when traveling. Works like a charm.

@maryokeefe5351 2 года назад

Great tip, thanks!

@purpurina5663 2 года назад

I have a super cuddly black kitty who loves to sleep on my bed. I can attest to the efficiency of the rubber glove!

@joanwalford1959 2 года назад

I agree with you about the steamer. Can't live without it.

@midlifemom5829 2 года назад

Thank u for this episode. With the roll of tape, you can wrap it around the roll (sticky side out) without tearing it off. Then place hand in the tube and roll over your clothing. Your hair style is looking youthful today

@conniepleasantnails 2 года назад

I understand on the ironing…I live tiny so I have a mini ironing board and an affordable iron. I just couldn’t find the right steamer that wasn’t super expensive or bulky. I did see a video by Style at a Certain Age where she gave the ratio for white vinegar & water in sprayer to release wrinkles. I have only used it on cotton items and it’s works to a point. Thick cottons are harder but I still prefer the crisp look of an ironed cotton shirt. Great tips ❤️

@juliannehunter495 2 года назад

These things may be cheap, but the practicality of them is priceless.

@cindyfoley1675 2 года назад

Love all these easy tips. My mom taught me the one with the tape around your fingers too! It works😄

@jmd-k9928 2 года назад

Could you please add a link to the steamer you use? I have not been able to find one that actually steams like advertised or that doesnt leak. Love your videos! :)

@laduke4324 2 года назад

Great helpful tips and several I have used and appreciated for decades, a tissue in the middle of a bra next to chest to catch moisture, I carry a couple of safety pins in my handbag, years ago we were in Spain at a restaurant, I went to the ladies room before leaving a woman had a broken pants zipper that her top didn’t cover, she thanked me for the safety pins. Have a lovely week Audrey🙏🏻.💕

@inlovewithgoats1092 2 года назад

As someone else already said, this might be one of your best videos so far. Very to the point and such useful advice! I also really like that a lot of these aren't at all obvious like you sometimes see in other videos. Just such a great job on this one overall! ❤️

@wrecklisseve 2 года назад

If you don't have a steamer or if you don't want to take your steamer on travel, hang your clothes on the bathroom towel rack, and run a hot shower for a few minutes with the bathroom door closed. Hair ties to hold up sleeves is such a great idea! I like boxy oversized tops and cardigans, but the sleeves can be too long for me and I like 3/4 sleeves anyway so this is a great use for extra hair ties! Also a good reason to hold onto my hair ties if I ever cut my hair short again. Also a great tip about a sweater comb opening up many more options when thrift shopping.

@darkhorse7460 Год назад

I remember CVS selling a little kit with stuff like the fashion tape-I must've gotten frustrated with it as it didn't survive just like the flesh-colored breast petals in silicone or whatever-can't be bothered! What's survived is: wrinkle spray, lint roller, small sewing kit, steamer, and a black sharpie (for fixing black shoes and clothes)

@15wolfey 2 года назад

Yes to all of these but would also add half slips and full slips as essentials (not sure if that’s what you call them in the states?)

@Keapix 2 года назад

Slips made such a difference to me once I discovered them!

@auravee3268 2 года назад

Oh my goodness! You are so smart. I forgot the rubber band trick. My long sleeve tops kept sliding back down. As kids we used to put rubber bands on our long socks to keep them up. Thank you that trick is what I need. And the tape trick awesome too. Going to get one.

@assolred7674 2 года назад

OMG, you are so lovely. Your voice, manner of speaking, so calming and make me smile. I am truly enjoying your videos.

@Ananyapareek23 2 года назад

love your videos, they are amazing. I didn't have any fashion sense earlier but now i started getting some idea about how can i style my outfit after watching your videos.

@dorisparnell2668 2 года назад

I usually have those helpful tools in a basket in my closet to easily access when getting dressed. Saves me time when heading out the door.

@tisa6193 2 года назад

Love my steamer but left it up north so until I purchase another I first with wrinkle remover spray (dollar tree) and hang in bathroom while showing! Love your tips and tricks!

@tamaradavis3693 2 года назад

I have a love of shoes and boots, even winter boots (snow yuk); so I spend time taking care of them whenever they get wet,dirty,muddy, snowy-- whatever. I use a gentle baby wipe and clean the surfaces. If they are suede or leather, I have a cleaner and a brush to spruce up after cleaning.

@katherinerichardson1767 2 года назад

Best advice for keep your clothing nice looking as well as lasting longer.

@anne-mariebiorci5453 2 года назад

Oh also the debris from de pilling your clothes is great to throw outside for the birds to line their nests, keeps them warm in the winter🦘🐨🇦🇺

@terryam6401 2 года назад

I *LOVE* these tips. I never knew exactly how fashion tape worked before. Now, I have ordered some because I can sure use it. Thanks, Audrey!❤❤❤❤❤

@mariannesecret 2 года назад

Definitely the greatest tips that I need most! I was hesitating to get myself a steamer but you convinced me. And the last item is really a must have! I don't even know such thing exists! Thank you so much Audrey!

@donho8610 2 года назад

I love your gentle voice. Thanks for sharing those tips, very useful to know .

@avril.227 2 года назад

Mine are: a faux Channel belt -makes that sweater dress or large blouse look more fitted and sheik, a 2 inch diameter pair of hoop earrings - perfect for all hair lengths and all seasons, and a pair of knee high boots with a short kitten heel for all year wear. (Not cheap, but I always get more value than what I paid for, and even wear the boots in the summer with skirts and sundresses and just get the tip of the heel replaced as needed) Go classic and quality!

@sarahofer4368 2 года назад

Spot on with the fashion fixers. Use them almost daily.

@ievajekabsone5722 2 года назад

I use all these tools for quite some time except that body tape, haven't tried that yet. The steamer is a great one, I steam with it my puffer coats and wool coats. Also a lint remover is a must have. I also use brush for dogs fur with tiny metal strings to brush my fleece garments. After brushing they look like new, soft and smooth 👍🏻😊

@MK-hh1vo 2 года назад

These are such helpful tips and reminders! Is the tape comfortable with regular movement? Does it last long, hurt to remove or damage the garment? You didn't have it on during the steamer part. Speaking of the steamer, this is a great back up idea for my iron! I actually *enjoy* ironing, it's therapeutic and a workout! 😄 But it's also time consuming. If you have pets a lint roller and a vacuum are essential survival tools. I always have guests "take a roll" before they leave! Doesn't the sweater comb/shaver degrade the quality of the garment? How often do you shave a garment? I've only had the pill problem with tee shirts, never sweaters yet. Thanks for these tips and reminders!

@heidilarson5109 2 года назад

So many great questions! I hope Audrey answers. My guess for the pilling sweaters, probably de-pill once a season, depending on wear. Since Audrey is so fastidious about her clothes, I doubt that she would use a sweater shaver that would damage her sweaters.

@KelsaurusRex 2 года назад

Double sided fashion tape is generally very comfortable. I think it could be uncomfortable if there's too much of it, or if your movement is restricted and the garment pulls away. I mostly use it for sealing the area between buttons over your chest, or to close a deep neckline, so it's not often directly on my skin. The peace of mind of not spilling out or having a wardrobe malfunction is definitely worth it! Always remove it when you take the clothes off so it isn't washed/dried on accident. It's a one use kind of thing, mine came on a tape dispenser so you'd rip off the right sized pieces for each task, then peel off the backing. Doesn't hurt to remove it from skin, but it might pull hair so you could use oil to release it if that's the case. It's never damaged my clothes, just be careful on really delicate stuff or maybe avoid loose weaves so the tape doesn't pull any threads. A pill shaver would actually cause less damage than manually pulling off pills from a sweater. Picking them off pulls some fibers that the little ball is attached to, whereas a shaver would cut it free, leaving as much fiber of the yarn intact as possible. Be careful with it though, you don't want to accidentally make a snag.

@junior29557 2 года назад

Excellent questions, hope she replies

@gwhitcom 2 года назад

Two cats and a dog??? I'd love to seem them in your b-roll more! ;) And thank you for showing how to use an elastic for a tucked-in sweater look!

@forisma 2 года назад

Slightly wet hand helps with animal hair too. I bought myself a white plastic cloth roller with a blue brush surface (the ones you can find online everywhere), and it works really well. I use it every time after wearing my black winter jacket.

@carolinalopez3648 2 года назад

Great tips as always , Thank you Audrey I thought I was alone… I hate ironing too, the steamer is for sure my most used tool. Edit: I forgot to mentioned that a rubber glove 🧤 works extremely well to remove pet hair from MOST fabrics. 😉

@annec.3240 Год назад

That are some very helpful tipps. And I think you look so good in beige, even though your skintone leans to the cool side.

@lisamyers5824 2 года назад

I love my lint roller. I may invest in a steamer next. Thanks so much!💟

@tamiewert808 2 года назад

I absolutely can't live without my steamer!! I actually purchased the Laundress fabric comb, based on your review of the item on a video quite awhile ago! Another life saver!!

@28105wsking 2 года назад

I love your sense of style, Audrey! THanks for the wonderful tips!

@freddiestark1779 2 года назад

Good reminders on small things that make a big difference. If there is a garment with a small spot for the next day or perhaps that evening, I only wash the area that needs it and for most fabrics, I am never without an instant spot remover.

@intika4530 2 года назад

Not only are your tips always helpful and practical but I also find your videos really relaxing to watch and listen to. Your soothing voice and constant smile make your videos really pleasant.

@rhonnelsimms6550 2 года назад

The steamer is the same for me…Good Housekeeping has approved a hybrid iron-steamer I want to get that still operates just like a steamer for 80 dollars…Also, even with a lint brush , I still use the tape hack if I notice anything while at work or out and about…cashmere brushes are good, too.

@varshashirvekar669 2 года назад

Hi Audrey, I love the way you speak. Thanks for great tips on dressing up.

@elfriedeschmidt1494 2 года назад

Can you please tell us the make of the white blouse you steamed in your video? I’ve been looking for a white shirt but hate the stiff cotton material most come in. Yours look softer, more fluid. Thanks - love all your videos!! 💕

@sylviag59 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing. I did not know about the fashion tape, however, I have the other items.

@lvrichardson7966 2 года назад

Lint rollers are also indispensable for getting your own hair off yourself every time you brush. I keep one in the bathroom and use it over shoulders, back, and arms--over and under arm's length. I also use it to pick up hair that ends up on the bathroom floor.

@33Jenesis 2 года назад

Food and drink stain I spot clean right away if a restroom is nearby. If left unattended, stain can be permanent. I use a little dish detergent to clean inside collar and armpit area of white and cream garments before laundry machine. It helps to get rid off or minimize yellowing from body oil and sweat. Light color garments should be laundered after each wearing unless you don’t care if they start to permanently yellowing. Cold water and air dry make fabric and seams last longer.

@elizabethbonanno4335 2 года назад

You may be familiar with the Joy Mangano, I have several of her steamers, including the travel size because I travel a lot. I love them. I’m trying to find a link for her full size but no luck. I hope they’re not discontinued. Loved this video! ❤️

@myrrh1581 2 года назад

oh wow! I never knew such a thing as a sweater comb! wow. thank you

@AH-iv2ik 2 года назад

Thank you so much!!! This is the type of thing I was never taught to take notice of or care about and it is amazing how much of a difference these type of things make! I really appreciate this advice xxx

@consciouslypure2176 2 года назад

These are really amazing tips, actually accessible to most of us and so simple and easy! Love that, thank you Audrey!

@StacySanseverino 2 года назад

Great tips! I love the one about the rubber bands/hair ties

@lisag.6599 2 года назад

I use my lint shaver every time I wear a sweater! Love it! I also have a steamer, but iron frequently - I should try the steamer some time. With two cats (one white and one dark gray), I often need a brush, too. I never heard of the tape, though. Good ideas, Audrey!

@korab.23 2 года назад

When I was a teenager I lived in a cold climate, ALWAYS wore sweaters and a de-pill shaver was the best purchase. I was shocked at how much better things looked. Also worked on felt toys that pills over time.

@gypsybelle4757 2 года назад

Wonderful suggestions! Thank you! I’m adding some fashion tape to my purse emergency kit tonight.

@doctriestosew4333 2 года назад

Great tips, thank you

@athanasiaeuthimiou5743 2 года назад

This rubber band tip ! This is for me !

@riaconradt2554 Год назад

Great tip with the tape in removing pet hair. Thanks!

@alinegvaughn 2 года назад

Her voiceeeee! So relaxing.

@MotherMiller 2 года назад

Brilliant! I never thought about the hair ties-will def try that

@AbigailPoirier 2 года назад

I was washing dishes this morning and shoved up my sleeves, which reminded me of how stylish it looked when you did it...and then I had to laugh at myself, because some people are out there finding elegant ways to keep their sleeves off their wrists (for the whole day, I imagine) and I'm over here crocheting wrist warmers in every color because many/most of my shirts don't have sleeves long enough to reach my wrists. In other words, the look some people work to achieve is the look I work to avoid, lol. But my hands get cold easily, so keeping them warm is more important to me than style.

@angelmuscledoc 2 года назад

Thank you Audrey 😊

@Laurik08 2 года назад

Love this video! Thank you so much!

@lizlane5974 2 года назад

Great tips! I also think shoe polish and a stiff shoe brush for suede shoes. I polish my shoes all the time. I have some very expensive pumps and boots that are years old but still look great bc I polish them. I even used sneaker cleaner on my white leather sneakers.

@rebeccajones9757 2 года назад

You must have really thin arms to be able to use a hair tie near your elbow. My circulation would get cut off. I agree on the steamer though!

@bonjourjetsetter 2 года назад

OK - I actually learned some things. Well done and to the point. Thank you!

@teck1a 2 года назад

What great tips! A steamer is definitely on my list of things to purchase, especially for travel. Thanks for an informative and helpful video.

@beluasmr 2 года назад

Your voice is such a pleasure.. 😌 smart tips, thank you, you are so beautiful 🤍

@siobhankerr9423 2 года назад

Great video topic! Excellent tips - lint shaver & steamer absolutely, also quick boot polisher (sponge & polish in one), & mesh laundry bags for intimates. Somewhat related: gel bra strap cushions (for larger-chested girls) keep straps in place & reduce shoulder pain. Was gifted a set from physiotherapist - life changing! Posture is better & outfits feel better when the undergarments don't cause pain.

@platinum11110 2 года назад

I love all of the tips, thank you very much!

@buddhistslacker 2 года назад

OMG these tips are lifechanging I had no idea!!!

@zondrabarricks4666 2 года назад

I use individual shoe towelettes made to quickly clean shoes if they don’t need a full classic shine. Removes street shmutz and protects leather and leaves shoes looking fresh but only takes a minute.