Be Well: How These Beauty and Home Care Hacks Can Save You Money

Vanessa Coppes, editor-in-chief at Bella Magazine, joined Cheddar News with a few useful beauty and home care tips on the cheap. From long lasting make up products to everyday household items like lemon juice and baking soda, these hacks will help you look good, keep your place fresh all while saving a few bucks.

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