There are many different ways to shop. To some people, shopping is a chore and is approached in that manner. These shoppers know what they need, go get the items they need, and leave. To others shopping is just for fun. These people can spend an entire day window shopping and buy absolutely nothing. To others, myself included, shopping is a combination of both of the above mentioned. I like to call it bargain shopping because it means you are not just shopping for the item you want, but for the best bargain. It combines knowing what you want and getting it for the best price by shopping around. Bargain shopping takes time because you must use different resources such as newspaper ads, consumer reports, and the internet, to name a few. These resources can be used to find bargains on clothing, make-up, electronics and travel arrangements.
             When you shop for clothing, there are a few different techniques that can be used to ensure getting the best deal. Of course, there are newspapers filled with advertisements from vendors with the 25% off everything in the store special. This resource is good to get an idea for getting started on the search for the best bargains and getting an idea of what one wants. For example, last week I was planning on shopping for new bras, and found my Elder-Beerman advertisement offering 25% off the regular price of Playtex bras plus buy one get two free. If you are looking for a real bargain when buying clothes, the best thing to do is buy your clothes at the end of the season. For example, if you need a new coat do not buy it in September, when winter is almost upon us. You should buy a coat in December or January, when most stores put them on clearance. Better yet, buy it the year before you need it. You should know at the end of the season if you are going to need new clothing for next year.
             There really is no real resource to bargain shop for make-up. There is, howeve
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