Why did I stop couponing???
Lifeeeeeeeeeee!!!! Sometimes you get so busy trying to balance having a life, working a full time job, trying to stay consistent, etc……
Couponing is a process that requires time and patience!!! But I am back!!!!
Let me walk you through a couple of different easy deals I did!
Grab 3 Dove body wash priced at $6.99 each when you buy two products you will receive back $5 back in Extrabucks plus don’t forget to clip the $6 off coupon. Making your final total for all three $10!!!!
If you are more into the Nivea body wash you can grab two bottles of your favorite body wash don’t forget to clip your $5 off coupon and you will also receive $5 in Extra bucks when you spend $10. Making your final total only $4 for both!!! Softsoap hand soap is on sale 2/$6 and you will also receive $2 back in Extra bucks making them a final total of $4 for both.
Grab two Colgate toothpaste at $3.99, make sure to save to your card the $3 coupon making your out of pocket total $5 plus you will be receiving in extra bucks $3 back, making your final total only $2 for both!!!
Grab two Burt’s Bees masks priced at $3.89 and you will receive $4 back in Extra cash making your final total $4 for both!!
You can grab 2 Palmolive’s dish soaps for $4.39e they are on sale with no coupon, buy one get one free deal!
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Couponing can definitely feel overwhelming at times—between managing a full-time job, social life, and other responsibilities, it’s easy to get burnt out on the process. When I first started couponing, I was super excited about the savings but soon realized it requires consistent effort and patience. Sometimes, life just takes priority and couponing has to take a backseat. What’s great though is how quick and rewarding couponing can be once you get back into the rhythm. For instance, during my recent deals haul, I focused on simple, popular products I regularly use like Dove body wash and Nivea. These brands often have excellent coupons paired with ExtraBucks rewards, making the deals truly worthwhile. A key tip is to stack manufacturer coupons with store rewards to maximize savings. Another important aspect is digital coupon clipping and saving offers to your card ahead of shopping trips. It streamlines the checkout process and ensures you don’t miss out on rebates like the $5 ExtraBucks when purchasing selected body washes. I also like to keep an eye on buy-one-get-one-free deals, like the Palmolive dish soaps, which don’t even need coupons to be a steal. Additionally, don’t underestimate the power of small, everyday items like Softsoap antibacterial hand soap and Colgate toothpaste in your savings strategy. Combining sales with coupons and rebate rewards can drop prices dramatically—sometimes getting two items for just a couple of dollars. From personal experience, the key to sustaining couponing is setting realistic limits and choosing deals for products you genuinely use. This keeps it fun and prevents it from feeling like a chore. The moment you feel overwhelmed, taking a break and then returning with a clear plan helps you stay consistent without stress. I’m excited to share that I’m back at couponing with fresh energy and smarter strategies. It’s all about balance and using time wisely to make the most out of every dollar spent. If you’re new, focus on a few easy deals at trusted stores like CVS to build confidence and enjoy the thrill of savings. Happy couponing!
