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by Jessica Yu ![]() For those of us who love online shopping, we all know the feeling of checking the shopping cart total and closing the tab, realizing that you wouldn’t be able to afford the items in your cart. If you’re looking for affordable shopping sites that’ll let you shop to your heart’s content, check out these stores! 1. Aliexpress (http://www.aliexpress.com/) Aliexpress is a Chinese website that sells anything that you can think of, from vacuums and cellphones to clothing and furniture. The prices are dirt cheap; you can buy clothing for $3 and stationary for 50 cents. Aliexpress is known for selling many dupes for designer clothing and makeup as well. The shipping is always free with no minimum amount required. However, packages usually take many weeks to deliver because of the lengthy process of China customs. If you’re into good deals and can wait patiently for your items, then this store is for you. 2. Stuff You Can Afford (http://www.stuffyoucanafford.com/) Stuff You Can Afford compiles quirky and interesting items from Amazon that are all under $20. You can buy 1500 ladybugs, LED color changing faucet, or even stink bombs. If you’re interested in an item the site will directly take you to Amazon, where you can purchase it. Items from Stuff You Can Afford make great gifts for friends. 3. Jolse (http://jolse.com/) Jolse is a Korean cosmetics website, selling a wide variety of skincare and makeup products at an unbelievable price. All of its products are from popular Korean brands such as Etude House, Nature Republic, and Tony Moly. Even if you’re not familiar with Korean cosmetics, it is worth a try given the prices. You can buy eyebrow pencils for $4, eyeliner for $8, and packs of face masks for only $10! After shopping on Jolse, looking at Sephora will be a drastic change. 4. SheIn (http://us.shein.com/) SheIn is an online fashion store, with items similar to Zara’s, at a fraction of the cost. Tops and blouses are usually about $10-$20, with dresses averaging about $20. The quality of the clothing is excellent and if you ever in doubt, there are plenty of reviews of SheIn online. The store frequently gives out coupons as well, and has flash sales too.
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