Save or Splurge?

Save I don't drink juice it has to much sugar in it for me an Dh only gets it for himself now & then it also has to be on sale as well for him to get then.  

Same for me.  If I'm ever drinking juice (at someone's house or a party, etc.) I'll do half water or half sparkling water and half juice.

Hair products like hair gel or mousse?

Save as I don't use any products in my hair other than shampoo and conditioner.

Chocolate

That is a splurge & save but most times its a save I love Galaxy choc but on the rare occasions we go to the Thorntons Store then its definitely a splurge.  

Perfume?

Middle-ish. I'm an Estee Lauder sort of girl. They aren't wildly expensive but they aren't the cheapest.

Kitchen plasticware (Tupperware etc)

Definitely save as I just re-use ice cream and other containers.

Nail polish?

Save- don't really use it too much


Glassware?

Save. We mostly drink coffee or tea out of well loved mugs that came over with us (hubby returned to the UK from five years in the States when I moved here) and we have a few glasses that were given to us in case we or someone else wants to use them.

Dish soap/washing up liquid

Splurge, kind of.  We buy Ecover for the dishes in bulk, trying to do our bit for the environment.

Computers?

Save...but get the features I need.

Socks.

Splurge. I'm all about the socks. I have holiday specific for most holidays (still need Thanksgiving and birthday), cartoon characters, chili peppers, smilies, stars, stripes, peace signs... etc.

Greeting cards

I do both...splurge on important ones

printer paper

Splurge. I'm all about the socks. I have holiday specific for most holidays (still need Thanksgiving and birthday), cartoon characters, chili peppers, smilies, stars, stripes, peace signs... etc.

Thats phenomenal.

Save on printer paper.

Small kitchen appliances (kettle, coffee maker, toaster, etc)?

Thats phenomenal.

I'm a true believer in the 'growing old is inevitable, growing up is optional' way of thinking.

I usually go mid-priced. I have found the least expensive don't last as long, but after a point you are only paying extra for the advertising of the biggest name brands of appliances.

Bottled water

I'm a true believer in the 'growing old is inevitable, growing up is optional' way of thinking.

I usually go mid-priced. I have found the least expensive don't last as long, but after a point you are only paying extra for the advertising of the biggest name brands of appliances.

Bottled water

Save.  I never buy it (we use Brita filters and fill up our own bottles we use over and over) unless I am caught out without water because I forgot to bring my own or at the airport when they don't let you bring your own through security.

Air travel?  (I only wish I could say splurge to that one!)

Save - assuming savings are reasonable enough versus length and stops required.

Cold and allergy meds.

Save.  Generics are the way to go.

Lingerie.