All amazing but £££... Mumsnet is expensive for me!! 
same
Next clothes - not expensive per item per se indeed I was pleasantly surprised by the prices, but the clothes are so lovely and their delivery options so perfect for me that this has resulted in my spending a small fortune over the last year. I don't order often but when I do I go a bit nuts - I'm now out of drawer space!
My phone contract is up later this year, I generally don't upgrade until it'll no longer update but this phone (iPhone 7) is driving me nuts in various ways one of which is its dimensions (I'm a short arse and have small hands) and on a thread recently the iPhone 12 mini was mentioned which is apparently same size as iPhone 5 was? Which I'm very tempted by, however there's also the new SE might go for that instead. I depend on my phone as I'm housebound, disabled and live alone so actually having a spare not necessarily a bad idea anyway.
So thanks to MN I am now a person that makes soup
I think that's great. I was raised on soup practically so I do find it a little odd when people think it's this mystical, difficult thing. It's the easiest thing to make and very rarely goes so badly wrong it can't be rescued, it's cheap, healthy and filling snd is a great way of using up leftovers and sad veggies
Also it's bloody delicious exactly!
I've cut my own hair for years, the mn haircut sounds like the unicorn technique? Which is what I use there are other techniques of this one doesn't work for you, my dd uses a plaiting technique tons of videos on YouTube especially now.
Many pieces of advice on Christmas gift threads, not specific gifts but cash back and other offers made it cheaper for me.
I'm sure there's more I just can't think of them right now
On a more "spiritual" level I've made good friends on mn that I chat with off board.
Mn is always here, even in the wee hours and when I've suffered badly from depression, anxiety and insomnia it's been a great distraction and I've had amazing support and advice.
I love mn