What are your personal Luxuries ?

[Maggiesgirl]

Mine are 2 Audible credits a month and Ancestry Subscription.

I dont wear make up, not fussed over clothes, shoes or bags but woukdnt give up the above unless I really had to.

[quote Lookingoutside]@Wineandroses3

Dunelm do a towel which is made of cotton and blended with silk. About £40 for a bath sheet.

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Brilliant thank you I will have a look in Dunelm ☺️

Kindle unlimited subscription. Rituals products in our en-suite eg shampoo.

Monthly subscription to Absolute Collagen sachets, I take one every day. Been doing it for a year and think there’s a difference in my skin, I’m 56 and feel I need all the help I can get! Costs about £60 a month, if I had to I’d cut it down to a sachet every 2nd day but at the moment I can afford it and I’m enjoying the indulgence!

Kindle, about 5 books a month.
I do my nails myself, so therapeutic and I'm good at it, lol, I do get good varnish though.
Bedding, I'll happily spend hundreds on my bedding but they last for years. Likewise night wear.
Gym membership, I've got to have a pool, so it's expensive.

I only really consider the gym membership as luxury though, the rest is just good sense. Buy quality and it lasts. I've never really thought books as luxury items, just life.

Jo malone body skin care
Yoga membership
Nice Face moisturiser
Netflix
Face treatments when I can

Nails & hair. I enjoy going to the movies

@MotherNaturesSon

Davidoff adventure and prawns

Is this a new fragrance?

A really good face scrub from Lush made out of sea salt and lime juice - I feel brand new afterwards.

Nice pyjamas - I'm not a big clothes shopper but every few months I will treat myself to a new pair of pjs.

Kindle books - I love that feeling of going from no unread books in my library to four or five. But every now and then I will buy a proper book - one that looks like it would be best read as a physical copy instead of on a screen.

I also bought a more expensive duvet than I would normally do a year ago and that's it, there's no going back now! So good bedding that's a real treat to get into at the end of the day.

Nails every 2-3 weeks.
Lush bath bombs.
AllSaints clothing habit/problem

Finding yet another exotic plant for my garden, simple life for me, without any personal frivolities.

Skin care products
Hair cut and colour every 2 months.
Nail polish & lipstick

I do not look anywhere near as polished as that list makes me sound haha but I do enjoy the use of those things.

Clarins skincare
Neom Well-being Pod
Cashmere bed socks
High quality duvet and bedding
Gorgeous pj’s

Matalan (yes, really) do very high thread count Egyptian Cotton towels. And they are much cheaper than say, John Lewis or White Company.

Tennis lessons

Kindle books
Really good coffee
Really good olive oil
Really good toilet roll

Lovely candles and essential oils
Pole dance classes
Bamboo bedding
Korean sheet masks
Nespresso machine
Keratin blowdry 3-4 times a year

Scented wax melts.
Weekly riding lessons.
Lots of warm jumpers.

As a couple we also subscribe to all the subscription TV services so we never run out of things to watch I don't even watch much TV but I find it really comforting to have on in the background.

Kindle books, maybe one or two a month. Books are one of the few luxuries I can afford at present.

It is indulgent because they are not something I need.

Books on my kindle, I buy approx 2-3 a month (I read alot)

My car, she's expensive but bloody hell I LOVE her. I've had her 18 months and still get a kick every time I drive her

Just realised, I also only buy good merino wool for knitting. Cannot abide the feel of acrylic.

Olaplex
Having my nails/eyebrows done every two weeks.
Clarins skincare stuff
Fresh flowers

I buy posh food for the dog

Always a decent car for both DH and I mine isn't particularly fancy but its new and reliable and I love it.
In pre covid pre pregnancy times at least four holidays / mini breaks each year.
I can pretty much pick something up in a shop and buy it.
I think my biggest luxury is my financial peace of mind. I don't need to think about when I get paid or watch my money at the end of the month growing up in pretty much poverty that's been my life goal.

Starbucks house blend coffee beans so I can grind them at home.

Steaming subscriptions because we don't have actual tv channels just a games console hooked up to the telly.

Candles.

A meal out once a month, money allowing.

Ffs streaming subscriptions