What is your shopping philosophy after minimalism?

I've been exposed to the term minimalist living a few years ago, but I've been living in a messy room, spending an afternoon tidying up the room, and it takes less than a week to mess them up again.

If you want to live a minimalist life, in addition to sorting out those unwanted items, it is more about changing your lifestyle, in terms of shopping, if you don't change your shopping concept, you still can't change your current life status.

1.It can be extravagant, not wasteful

Supermarkets**, e-commerce discounts, with the continuous buying, buying, buying, and buying, it also brings the consumption of time and money. A lot of times we don't really need the item itself, it's more just the pleasure of enjoying the cheapness.

You can certainly be extravagant and choose items for yourself that are worth buying. You can ask yourself: Is this item really needed?

Would you still buy it if it doubled? You can also choose items from small street shops, and it is important to increase the frequency of use and the long time you own. But you can't waste too many items piled up at home, and you have to throw them away in the end.

2.Understand your lifestyle habits before spending

When I was a student, I really liked the beautiful notebooks, and when I was in middle school, I thought I would use them to take notes, and when I was in college, I thought I would use them to extract my favorite sentences. Whenever I go to a stationery store, I can't help but buy a new book.,Thinking that you must make good use of it.,But in the end I found that I only wrote less than one-fifth of the pages in each book.。

The silk scarf I bought for my trip, except for one time when I took pictures, has been idle in the wardrobe since I got home, because I don't have the habit of matching silk scarves on weekdays.

So, before you shop, you can ask yourself: Is the item you are going to buy in line with your lifestyle? Does this object be used regularly in your life?

Rather lack than indiscriminate, you must shop around before buying something, which one is the most cost-effective, buy which, avoid unnecessary waste, feel that you really need it, only buy, you can't waste money and waste space, some more chicken things, don't buy.

<> in fact, one in and one out, now hesitant to buy clothes or shoes do not buy, do not hesitate to buy again.

I've thrown away too much, I've thrown away no clothes to wear, and I blame myself for almost not buying basic models before, and I can't always buy matching models, but I haven't thrown them away yet, and I can throw two pieces when I buy one now. If you don't do this, you won't be able to find out how messy your clothes were. Only now did I realize that dressing is a science that needs to be learned.

It takes a certain stage of buying a lot to know what you really fit and like, so every time a colleague points to a piece of clothing and asks me if it looks good, I find it very difficult to buy it and try it, otherwise I can't buy more, I can naturally summarize the rules, and there is no shortcut. It's a pity that many people don't understand and always want to take shortcuts, and now I really think that dressing is a university question, and a person's clothing actually silently affects many things about this person. It does silently affect many things for people.

If you don't make choices and learn, your senses will be paralyzed. Learning anew now is simply opening up to your own obscured sensibility. Sometimes I am in a hurry, I don't want to waste anymore, I don't want to buy the wrong one, but I can't rush it, I need to take it step by step.

See for yourself. For me, minimalism has just begun, I just cleared more than a dozen bags of clothes, and last night I counted more than a hundred items, magically never wanted to buy clothes again, and I couldn't help but regret that I wasted a lot of time, money and space by constantly buying and buying. Minimalism is really a great way to live, unfortunately I started too late, but I am glad that I will follow this attitude in the future.

<>Since the minimalism,** basically no more. I haven't bought anything for myself in ** for two months in a row, and if I need clothes, I go shopping, up to twice a month.

Yesterday I went shopping to buy a basic model, and I was going to buy a pair of jeans, but I tried and tried and I was not satisfied. Because my legs are not straight, I don't really look good in leggings, so I tried a few pairs of jeans that are not too tight. I tried one at Muji, and the pants were not bad, but after I put them on, my legs still didn't look straight, and I hesitated for a long time and still didn't buy them.

If it was before, I would definitely buy it directly, and there is only one reason why I don't buy it: it's expensive. The reason why I don't buy it now is because I don't really like it, and I found that although many people wear jeans, jeans are actually quite demanding on the leg shape.

Skinny jeans can easily expose the shortcomings of not having straight legs, while boyfriend-style jeans will not expose these. But in fact, tall people will look good when they wear it, and short people will not look good when they wear it, and of course you can compensate for this with high heels.

When I tried on the shoes, I tried a pair and thought it was good, and I was going to buy it, but I felt that the shoe style was still a little unsatisfactory, not the kind I particularly wanted, and I hesitated and didn't buy it. If it was before, I thought I would buy it directly, but now I feel that I am not particularly satisfied when I buy it, and the probability of idleness will definitely increase greatly in the future, so we must eliminate this from the source. There is really a big difference between the shopping mentality before minimalism and the shopping mentality after minimalism.

In the past, if I liked it, I would buy it regardless of whether it could be matched with existing clothes, but I didn't buy it.

(4) Separation, that is, to improve the quality of life through abandonment, recognize oneself, and be happy.

This is very important, as long as we do a good job of giving up, we will feel that everything around us is very simple, so that we will feel happy physically and mentally, and meet the requirements of minimalism!

In general, it is not difficult to live a minimalist life, we must have a real and optimistic attitude, and do not be confused by the glamorous lights and the power of money! Minimalist life, we all yearn for, I hope we can all live the life we all yearn for, come on!

The word "minimalism" is now getting more and more attention and has become a hot word at the moment, many people have begun to store, wear the forest women's system, delete the useless app with one click, pack and throw away old clothes, and use MUJI for everything, but they are indulgent and unrestrained in life, running a complex interpersonal life, they only get psychological comfort, but in essence, life has not changed. Is this what minimalist life is? No, people who have this kind of thinking are just laymen in the minimalist life, and the original intention of practicing minimalism comes from the pursuit of a comfortable, leisurely, elegant and comfortable life.

Simple is not the same as flat, simple is reasonable.

Simplicity is extreme rationality.

Architecturally, both the Parthenon and the Bauhaus can be called minimalist.

The minimalist style is a form designed after an in-depth analysis of the needs and background. Therefore, minimalist design is not a visual expression, but a design concept. When the problem we need to solve is truly simplified, our design is naturally minimalist.

Chopsticks - thought it was wonderful.

Once you understand what you need to solve through design, use the right elements and presentations to visually support the problem you need to solve.

This is an age of materialism. Materialism stimulates people's inner possessiveness, and when people have a lot of things, they crave more and are more difficult to satisfy in life. In contrast to materialism, there is minimalism.

It advocates for people to shift their attention from what they desire to what they are having, to themselves and those around them.

I'm a graphic designer and I also believe in detachment and minimalism in my daily life. In fact, minimalist aesthetics have gradually been implemented into all aspects of life, and they are also widely used in daily advertising or graphic design.

It's best not to follow Jingdong,**Shopping**,Features are the most important for users,You can do it for an age group、A taste in clothing, etc.,As long as you have your own characteristics and good promotion,Don't be afraid of no money to make。

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1. Be easy to read. The font should be clean and concise. The quantity, size, color, and ** of the product need to be legible. Don't forget that product annotations and buy buttons——— assortment is a top priority.

2. **The product should be used directly**. Don't use strange corner marks or unusual lighting effects. Customers want to see the product as clearly as possible. Make sure yours can express that. Each one has to be the most accurate portrayal of the real product.

3. Make sure yours is easy to navigate and navigate. If it's slow to load or too complicated, the number of customers will gradually decrease. Include ** and your company's information. Let customers know why you're different and worth their money.

4. All elements should be clear and planned. If a sheet is of low quality or is very blurry, do not use it. If a design element doesn't work well with your product, take a different approach.

5. Make shopping simple and fun. Customers may be tempted by the surprises, but you'll also need some fun tricks to keep them, and make sure that the subsequent pages are easy to navigate and use.

Practice makes true knowledge, you can appreciate the following ** while understanding :

That is, if you can not buy it, you will not buy it, and if you can not use it, everything will be simple.

Because Huang Xinquan once ran a beauty salon, many of the people he came into contact with were professional urban women, and people were prone to skin problems when they were busy, and many skin care products were refined into various bottles and cans, and one bottle was very cumbersome.

However, what Fujialuo yearns for and expresses is simple skin care, away from makeup problems, and only one step, you can create a beautiful and no makeup, reduce the "weight" of the skin, save time for beautiful things, and open a new way of minimalist skin care.

What is minimalism: Under the rapid pace of today's society, the flashy extravagance of the Baroque era and the fine and complex style of the Gothic style are no longer in line with contemporary aesthetics, and minimalism has emerged as the aesthetic spokesperson of today's society. Artists with minimalist ideas argue:

The highest state of art is simplicity, which advocates the use of the least number of colors, symbols or language to express the richest emotions and convey the deepest thoughts. Minimalist creators respect things as they are, and their works are expressed with little emotion to the author, making them appear rational. Perhaps Hemingway's iceberg theory can explain the popularity of minimalism:

The exposed icebergs are only a small part, and the underwater ones are a large part. The minimalist works you see are only a small part of the work itself, the story behind it, the origin of the product is formed according to each viewer's own imagination. This is also in line with the idea of postmodernism that has a subjective idea of things.

There are 100 Hamlets in the eyes of 100 people."

Let's talk about this cold style and minimalist style is suitable for Chinese? The concept of Chinese is too broad, but it is undeniable that the people who pursue a minimalist style in China are the middle class with higher education, advanced consciousness and personalized consumption concepts.