The same mechanism but I find it’s a very different audience - more mums reselling stuff, Depop feels like size 6 Brit pop revivalists onlyIs vinted like depop?
The same mechanism but I find it’s a very different audience - more mums reselling stuff, Depop feels like size 6 Brit pop revivalists onlyIs vinted like depop?
that’s fab! I hate depop For that exact reason!The same mechanism but I find it’s a very different audience - more mums reselling stuff, Depop feels like size 6 Brit pop revivalists only
I think so, I’ve seen loads of adverts for it I wanna give it a go!Is vinted like depop?
I grew up with solid haircare from Lush (it was the only option available to me) and it was super expensive for what you get. Ethique reminds me of them in terms of price point. I would really recommend having a look on Etsy, the makers there are much better value. Ditto at finding solid conditioner a bit of a let down, I prefer to use oils instead.Ethique shampoo bars are really good, especially for curly or dry hair! I've yet to find a moisturising enough conditioner bar though!
Good tip, thanks. I will check out Etsy!I grew up with solid haircare from Lush (it was the only option available to me) and it was super expensive for what you get. Ethique reminds me of them in terms of price point. I would really recommend having a look on Etsy, the makers there are much better value. Ditto at finding solid conditioner a bit of a let down, I prefer to use oils instead.
What gets me is that people will buy 2 or 3 dresses trying to find the “one”…. So some have been tried on but not even worn at the wedding!I think this is so cool, it’s also going to give you SO much more choice then if you bought new! You could find something really unique. I’d be tempted to find your one then take it to your mum as proof of concept, cos she may think you’re going to only be able to find princess di inspired numbers lol