Welcome to Wise Bread's Best Money Tips Roundup! Today we found some of the best articles from around the web on keeping your health and beauty costs low!
13 Healthy and Cheap Beauty Replacements — Instead of purchasing blush, use just a small dab of lipstick to get some color on your cheeks. [Learnvest]
Money, Stress, and Your Health — Did you know that people who are stressed are four times as likely to get ulcers? [Get Rich Slowly]
Save Time & Money With These 7 Beauty Hacks — If you break your powder cosmetics, you can use rubbing alcohol to put them back together! [CouponPal]
How To Make Healthy Habits Stick… Tips From A Former Couch Potato — To make healthy habits stick, discover what truly motivates you to change and create new habits. [Frugal Beautiful]
11 Frugal Beauty Secrets Every Woman Must Know — Shampooing less frequently and eating foods that clean your teeth are a couple frugal beauty secrets every woman must know. [US News & World Report]
DIY Beauty Products You Can Make at Home — Instead of purchasing deodorant, try using coconut oil instead. [SmartAsset Blog]
In-Store Health Care Savings — Did you know you can get tests for high cholesterol, hypertension, and more at pharmacy-based clinics? [Five Cent Nickel]
Keep Parents Healthy and Safe — To keep your aging parents health and safe, know about their insurance plan. [Three Thrifty Guys]
Easy and Budget-Friendly Homemade Lotion — There is no need for you to spend money on lotion with this awesome DIY! [POPSUGAR Smart Living]
3 Steps to Setting Health and Nutritional Goals as a Parent — When setting health and nutritional goals as a parent, make sure the goals are measurable. [Parenting Squad]
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As a former couch potato myself, I can relate to the tips in the guide from Frugal Beautiful ... great roundup!