As predicted...

... I came off my no buy this morning and now have to go back on it. Didn't go too crazy but need to be careful as I need to pay my tuition fees (last instalment-yay!) and the rest of the money for my trips abroad this summer (fingers crossed there will be no repeat of the volcano dust problem when I go to Sweden, Brussels is less of a problem since it will be by eurostar). I'm desperately trying to find a job (not going too well). Will do a big post when my lovely stuff arrives.

No Buy= No Fun

Am currently on a no buy (will have been 4 months when it ends in April) , which I'm finding very difficult (hence all the FOTDs and reviews of products that have been out for a while). OCC lip tars are now available in the UK (and I like all of them), Too Faced and Urban Decay also have products I want to try out and there are a load of other things I want to try and it is becoming very hard to resist. I suspect that denial makes the compulsion to spend much, much worse and that I will end up spending a fortune when I allow myself to buy again. The worst part is that I am going abroad twice this summer (Sweden and Belgium- trips to the Makeup Store and MUFE are unavoidable) and since I am a full time student, pay my own tuition fees and haven't got a job I need to be careful.

Is it actually possible to stick to a no buy or does everyone break them?