10 Things Every Woman Needs
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- We all have things we can't live without and in tonight's video I show you what I can't live without and you can get them all on Amazon (except the chihuahuas). What can't you live without? Leave a comment and let me know.
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00:23 Number 1 - Never be alone
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I worked in a dry cleaners when I was younger. Fabric care is a art! You do need these things. What I would add is a mesh flat drying rack for after you roll your sweaters in a towel reshape and lay them flat to dry. If you dry clean your clothes always take the plastic off as soon as you get home and replace the hanger. No wire hangers:)
Yes Amelia, the mesh rack is a must. I use mine for all my woolen jumpers.
Amelia…I worked at the front for around 3? months until we were robbed at gun point (of course on a Sunday).
I hate any generic hangers, as well.
@@marinazagrai1623 Oh my ! That must have been scary.
@@ameliaclark5792 I don’t like to talk of myself, but that was scary and he served 6 out of the 40 yrs he rec’d…and these guys say “I did time like all brothers do”…but nobody forced them to do something stupid. I know I went off, but I couldn’t even look in the direction of the defense table.
What I find extremely useful is a bra extender. There are weeks when I gain a kilo and lose it on the following so I use the extender in the back of my bra, I don't stretch it and keep it in a good state for longer.
The one thing I do differently is to use a reusable lint brush instead of the sticky sheet-on-roller type, because it more eco-friendly. I bought mine from the Fuller Brush door-to-door vendor (remember them?) when I was 16. It’s still going strong, I’m 61 now. I’m glad I saved so much non-recyclable sticky paper sheets and rollers over the years. Also, if I need a quick clothing refresher, I use my 1:1 water:isopropyl spray, it makes a great furniture cleaner and surface sanitizer, too, so I always have a spray-bottle or two around. Many people use a vodka mixture spray, but I can’t stand the smell, I don’t drink, and think the rubbing alcohol is probably cheaper.
Kimberly Perrotis: Oh, I love the memory of the Fuller Brush man! He always had miniatures of his items for littles kids (me!). The days when everything was sturdy and long lasting. I miss it! Thank you and stay well!
Those brushes lasted for ever. I have one my mother bought way back enough.
Perfect list! I love my SnagIt. It's a little needle sized thing with a spiral on the end. You push it through the back side of knits, sweaters, etc., to pull a snagged thread or yarn back into place.
Where did you get it?
@@valdez3245 Either at Michaels or Joann Fabric.
@@renephillips6739 thank you!
Oh neat....I will look for one as well, right now I just use a real skinny crochet hook to pull out the snag.
When I looked for Snagit, I found software. However, eventually I found this; Dritz Snag-Nab-It. Is this the item you suggest?
Great video Marie-Anne, yesterday I was looking at the velvet hangers in the shop and said to myself I might add them to my wardrobe in the future. Glad you showed us your iron and all the bits that make your clothes look so presentable.
Thank you so much for this information! Love the top that you are wearing. I use baby shampoo instead of woolite. I have used it on all my cashmere sweaters. It does work well
Such a wonderful video Marie. Great reminders of things we may not know that we need. This is great! Thank you.
I really like Eucalan, a no rinse wool wash for my wool items. It does an excellent job on my cashmere sweaters! My one big item that I can't live without is my clothesline. There's something about cotton that line/air dries. I have a line outside and drying racks for winter or bad weather inside.
What a helpful video. Encouraging women to be elegant is like a lost art and you are so elegant. I have several items but will be purchasing the others. Love this channel!
Marie-Anne - - You are wonderful, and I love everything about your channel!!
Your lovely sense of class and style, your bubbly attitude, your humor, and your being so positive and “ real”!
France is such a beautiful place, and just listening to you speak about French style is so uplifting to me - - my “Go- to”channel for fashion tips!
C’est si bon!! Thank you!! Gayle in South Carolina
I received my style journal today, Aug 4 2021. I am inspired, by the text and by the quotations from famous style icons. I will be writing in it toute suite!
Hi Marie Anne from the UK....
Woolite is quite expensive in our supermarkets but I always wash cashmere sweaters in Woolite.... Its worth spending that little bit extra to look after these expensive but so luxurious items.
I am not sure it Tide is less expensive but I put my cashmere sweaters in a mesh bag, toss them on a short cold wash, they come out perfect.
Great list, Marie-Anne! I have every item you have recommended, and even have a chihuahua! 😊
I have the Philips Lint Shaver and it is brilliant. It works well, especially on knitwear and is very satisfying and fun to use.
I use Lilysilk laundry bags all the time. I even take them when I travel. My husband and I have a deal, if something is in a laundry bag, DON’T put it in the dryer.
Mesh bags do not go in the dryer is a rule at our house too. So helpful when one person starts load and another pulls it out.
I love my laundry bags! Bras, my silk pillowcases… They’re so great.
I hang almost everything.
Agree with all items, great video! I use a polish cloth for my silver too and store it in small cloth pouches that tie shut to try and prevent too much tarnishing between wearing the items. The less air the better.
Add a piece of white chalk to your little bags.
Great list! I buy Cadillac leather cleaner on Amazon. It cleans and conditions my leather shoes,and only takes a few minutes to use.It keeps the leather from cracking so my shoes look new for a long time.
The items are definitely useful to everyone. I do have the mannequin based on your suggestion when I first started watching your channel (I was under the Italian Parisian I wanted all my social accounts to have the same moniker 🤗) I added the hand steamer, the bags, and lint remover to my list. I use two Woolite products that I need. One is Woolite for dark color and the at home dry cleaning. I put the original Woolite in my cart. Really enjoyed your video 💗
The lint remover is a must, must have! I hate when sweaters get those little balls. I didn’t know about the cloth for cleaning silver. I have a lot of sterling silver jewelry so I am definitely getting it! Thank you for the tips!
I really like most of these too. I don’t have a hand held steamer yet but it’s on my list if we are ever let out of lockdown long enough to go shopping in actual shops again.
I use Diva by Glamor Wash, because I love the lavender fragrance. It’s very light. Thanks for the wonderful tips! I love the care you give your clothes, shoes, handbags, etc.
An item that people sometimes don't think about is a small brass suede brush. It's great for fluffing up the suede, especially where the back gets flattened from driving, or if you've gotten caught in slush or something. I got mine at my dance shop- ballroom shoes have suede soles. Having a shoe care kit is so important, especially when you start to buy better quality. Looking after higher quality things takes time!
I use most of those items. For me also are silica gel packets/moisture absorbers for my shoe boxes and drawers. It’s very humid near the coast. Molds are a problem here in summer.
I have to have my steamer it works so well especially when you're traveling. Thanks for the video as always excellent.
I like having a large-capacity tank steamer, with an extra-long hose. I steam most of my knit garments, and it’s fast, I don’t have to refill the tank after each.
Iron and woolite is a must for me. I cannot wear my clothes unless it is nicely pressed (including jeans). Woolite saves me from buying more clothes. It keeps the color of my clothes as if I just bought it. Nice video Marie-Anne!
I cant live without my sollid wood hangers for my wool and wintercoats.
We shure need those in Belgium.
I love my lavender little bags in my closed. That smell, love it.
Cant live without natural soap and soft detergents in my household.
Cant live without my natural destayners. Like my lemonsoap and ossegal.
I love my aromatic fabrics oftener. I love oriental scents. Like waterlily or lylac.
Thank you for your tips X
OMG! Same here! I got most of them but not the handheld clothes steamer . I will get one soon 💃🏼 Thank you Marie-Anne 🤩
I love your videos! Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I'm headed to Amazon tout de suite.
I have the bags for the whashing machine & the silver shining cloth , adding the others to my list ! Your videos are a real inspiration to transform my 61 old newself! Mercy◇
Great tips! I do all these things at home, and something else:1) lavender in my drawers and wardrobes, in pretty little fabric bags. I love the smell of these flowers and they protect all our clothes, especially wool, keeping them safe all year round. 2) a good sewing kit for little repairs. Things can happen, even with great quality and taking good care of a little problem before it gets worse is a great habit.
Add a needle threader to the sewing kit.
@@katherinejaconello7334 And, so as to find the threader, consider gluing the base to a large button. This means the little heavy foil thing doesn't self destruct!
@@mthespinner Brilliant idea. You read my mind about that darned base always separating.
I have 9 of those items, and they are essential to keep the clothes in good condition! I also add charcoal rocks in the closet to absorb any odor. And shoe polish 😁
Great tip about the charcoal, thank you - may I ask where you get them?
Oh my gosh, you made me feel so good because I am very fond of using all of these items! However for my delicates I use Perlana because we do not get Woolite in Malta - as far as I know. I keep my silver jewellery in plastic containers and they the shine lasts longer.
Add a piece of chalk.
Vous êtes si inspirante! Je suis de Montréal and of course as cousins I love everything about France! I just subscribed to your channel, I’m 47 and I’m just starting to explore more about fashion, so much to learn. I own 1or 2 item listed🙈
Love this!! And the chihuahuas too!! ( I also have one) thank you!!!💕💕💕💕
That's very helpful thank you. I use a separate wash liquid especially for woollens and delicates. I love my cleaning cloth for silver jewellery too. I'm gradually replacing coat hangars. I like the look of the bobble remover as mine not effective! Thank you 😊x
Bon soir, my absolut favourite is the little Philipps shaver. I can't be without because I have many cashmere sweaters and this tool is a must have😍🙋♀️
Very helpful list + adorable chihuahua bonus--merci!
out of these ten things I have and always use is lint roller and Woolite! and that top you are wearing is truly beautiful Marie Anne!
H Marie-Ann I have most of your 10 items (not silver cleaner I am allergic to metal) one I would recommend is a boot shaper to make sure when storing they keep their shape.
I have used " Forever New" fabric wash for years. I use it in the washer and for hand laundry. I especially like washing my bed sheets and towels.
And you can get on Amazon
Not to mention the wonderful Terre de Sommières which wipes off greasy stains
I agree with you about the generator iron and steam cleaner wouldn't be without these either.
On watching the full video I have to say the only one I don't have as her are the velvet hangers but will most definitely be buying these thank you
I'd expand your item #10, to be a SHOE KIT. I keep in my closet on the ready to touch up my shoes. In addition to suede protectant (I use Van's canvas and suede pump spray to protect my suede. I really like the Van's product and it is not an aerosol), I have shoe brushes, rags to apply shoe polish, black, brown and neutral shoe polish, a horse hair brush to shine shoes after the polish. I also have shoe horns, some shoes are so soft, the heel clapse when you put your foot in... so the shoe horn comes in handy for many pairs of shoes to extend their use/life. Also I have light spray cleaner and rags to keep leather sneaker sole edges looking clean and crisp before or after use. I keep this shoe kit in with my shoes so I can always be sure that the small detail of pristine shoes is at hand whenever I am planning my daily outfit.
I do not have a mannequin, but I do have a hook on my closet door, I use it to hang all the pieces when planning my outfit. Can step back and evaluate the colors, etc. I wear primarily pants, so can't justif a mannequin using up my limited space. My closet door hook works perfectly for my purposes.
I use a battery operated moth repeller and a portable laundry spinner for small, hand washed items. And to keep dampness away, I use refillable desiccant containers.
I love my Woolite and use it weekly. I must admit, I sew so I couldn’t be without my ironing tools such as my seam roll, my ham and a sleeve board, of course along with my ironing board. It makes such a difference to your ironing especially blouses. Give them a try, they are inexpensive
Always carry a safety pin for those times when a hem comes loose. Also: tailor's ham and tailor's sausage. Ideal for ironing sleeves and other curved items. (I made mine)
Cute dogs! Another fab video. I have or have had all these things (need a new travel steamer as previous one just got too old!) I would add: clear shoe/handbag balm/polish that can be used on shoes and handbags, to treat, nourish, protect. Nail files, tweezers, nail clippers, and one for toenails. I have always had a sewing kit, needle, thread, good sizzors, safety pins, and including crochet hooks for any snags. Much prefer the lint remover that is like a velcro on a handle (on one way, off the other) instead of sticky. A wooden shoe brush and a wooden clothes brush. Clear nail varnish. Optional: a pair of cotton gloves as needed to handle delicates that can snag. CEDER MOTH BALLS or equivalent, good quality moth repellant in drawers to keep cashmeres protected. From time to time, depending on the dresser, I use good quality paper scented drawer liners. I have a few shoe trees for special shoes, the half size kind that go in the front part of the shoe to keep the shape - somehow these feel more easy to handle and more feminine than whole shoe 'trees'. Love Woolite, sometimes can't find it and have purchased others...... they are ok. Voila! Merci Marie-Anne for great videos and great content. 🙏
Thank you , another wonderful and VERY HELPFUL video.
With 2 cats the lint roller is a must. I love my velvet hangers as well. I have been wanting a small clothes steamer for a while, ill check that one out.
Merci! Loved this video. So important to take care of clothing as they are an investment! My list would include clear shoe wax and black polish for my leather goods; shoes, purses, etc. Also a small sewing kit for loose buttons or torn hemlines. Many blessings to you, Marie Anne!
Marie-Anne I love your humor. Thanks for making me laugh and learn at the same time ❤❤
I have found mesh bags are so useful for 2 reasons: protecting the garment and #2 it reminds me I have something I do not want put into the dryer, especially if my husband is helping with laundry.
I love the little bobble remover. I hope the house move is going well
Everything on your list is essential for me, too. I would add: my drying racks and the clothesline I put up high in my laundry room for hanging longer items to dry, and my tall laundry room fan, which cuts drying time in half, keeps clothes moving for fewer wrinkles, and I use just to freshen clothes, instead of chemical sprays. (I don’t put most clothes in my tumble dryer, but dry them flat, on hangers or my racks). Also my Magic Sizing ironing spray, it’s great for light body and so much easier to use than starch, which scorches really easily. Also, my shoe care box with polishes for every color, cleaning supplies, leather treatments, and materials for polishing and buffing. I love my clothes and accessories and enjoy taking care of them, even ironing, except when it’s hot.
Thanks so much! Happy to tell you I own everyone of those items🤩 Love you site.😍
I totally agree about owning a mannequin! 👌 I studied visual merchandising a couple of years ago and shortly after, I spotted a mannequin in Guineys in Dublin for only 40 euro! 😀 I couldn't leave without it and my mother thought I was crazy carrying it on the four hour bus journey home but I just couldn't resist buying it. 😆 Best decision ever. I use it to plan outfits and display my favourite pieces. An investment purchase! 👌
Thank you Marie-Anne…. Great reminder video!! I love that dreamy gliding iron - my next purchase !!!!
These were really good and practical suggestions, Marie Anne. I have most of these already. I definitely want to try the hangers. Oh! I would add to the list a good full length mirror. IDK how many times I plan an outfit in my mind, put it on, look in the mirror and realize it's a huge faux pas.
Never leave the house without checking what you look like from behind! I even bought a full-length mirror to hang on the wall at my office. So it fell off the wall and broke. Seven years' bad luck? It sure seemed like it, starting the very weekend it broke. I bought a replacement mirror and just leaned that one against the wall.
Hi Marie Anne. I agree with you. I have everyone of those 10 items. The one extra item I find very useful and could not do without is an ultrasonic jewelry cleaner. I keep mine set up in the utility room so that I can easily drop my jewelry in the basket for 2-5 minutes. My jewelry pieces look amazing after being cleaned.
Great idea Dawnie 😃
Marie-Anne! It’s been awhile since I’ve been on TH-cam and it was fun watching your video! Is that lovely lady in the background picture you? How darling 🤩. Be well my French 🇫🇷 friend 🤗
Agree with everything except the lint roller. The roller leaves a residue on the fabric which attracts even more lint! Use a reusable lint brush instead (I have a chihuahua too!).
The manquin idea is amazing! Never thought about it? You're just amazing! That's why I watch your Channel...🌹
I resonate with your style and your personality as well. Thank you for your experienced, innovative, well executed presentations.
ZOTE soap bar for 99 cents is wonderful for hand washing.
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Great tips! I have been afraid to try rechargeable sweater razors as I was afraid it could grab a 'pull' and pull the sweater into itself & ruin the sweater. Now I feel confident on which one to get.
Fabulous!! Care of clothing is so important. These must haves enable the user to extend the life and look of ones clothing. One must have of mine that was not mentioned is a lit make up mirror. Using my steamer has helped me to refresh an item that became creased in my closet. Looking well groomed doesn't just happen it takes work.
Truly loved this video.
I think boot trees are a good investment to maintain the shape of knee high boots. Keeps them from falling over in the closet as well. Excellent video as usual, Marie-Anne. I have a version of all the products you featured except the battery operated lint remover. I have a small manual hand held one I've had for years, but may purchase the one you recommend.
I roll up newspaper or some other large paper and put it in the leg part of the boots. Keeps them up and being paper, I like to think that maybe it also absorbs some moisture too
I'm old enough to remember when the boot trees came free with the boots...Sorry now, that I only kept a couple of them..
My favorite is the jewelry polish cleaner! An invaluable item indeed!
100% Agree with all your items. I use everything, great minds 🥰
I changed from Woolite and Woolite Dark to products from The Laundress. They are super concentrated, smell wonderful, and do not contain harsh chemicals. They have formulas for wool, delicates, darks, etc, as well as freshening spray, wrinkle relaxers, and stain lifters. Everything I have purchased is excellent and lasts ages. And they have great sales.
Oh, thank you so much. Great advice, my dear.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE Woolite! I love the smell so much I even wash my sheets and towels in Woolite.
Thank you for all your ideas. I also loved all your sound effects😂. Brrrrrr... I wouldn't be without my steam iron, and as a pet owner and lover a lint roller is a must. I also love Woolite. It is a wonderful product for washing underwear, jerseys and baby clothes.
Your wardrobe is so much fun!
I love my wardrobe Ms A - Style time is Play Time and so much fun 😃
Lint Rollers https; Mesh Laundry Bags; Woolite Fabric Wash; Velvet Hangers; Silver Polishing Cloth; Suede & Nubuck Waterproof Spray, I use all of those.
I ordered the Lint Remover / Clothes Shaver, it was exactly I was looking for my sweaters.
I have to explore more about Handheld Clothes Steamer.
Thanks for this video. Warm regards,
Great list 😊
I count on all of these same items as well. As a seamstress, I could not be without my excellent iron and steamers. I have the small hand held steamer for quick fixes and also a floor model for larger jobs. The hand held steamer is handy when traveling.
One item in your list that I don’t have is the silver cleaning cloth. I will be looking for one.
An item I would not be without is boot trees for my high boots. They really make a difference in maintaining the shape of the boot material. Also, I keep a box of all of my footwear care items up to date - brushes, cloths, polish, cleaning and protection sprays, etc. I can’t stand scruffy shoes or boots and with our weather it is a constant upkeep 😅
I agree and I have them all.
Hi Marie-Anne! I can’t live without these either, particularly the clothes steamer and the lint rolls. They are so useful! Keeps one’s wardrobe always looking fresh and chic! I also love velvet hangers. And the silver polishing cloths are wonderful for my silver jewelry and keeps them so shiny! Your dogs are just precious! 😘❤️
I really enjoy your videos. I have two comments. Both comments relate to prevention to damage on jewelry or clothing. For example, try not to spill food/drink on your clothing. Do not wash your hands while wearing your beautiful jewelry. Try not dry your clothes completely in the drier. I found that if I dry my clothes too much, it damages the fibers.
Ann item named “Wrapture. “, which is for delicate cashmere; you just put your cashmere soak in it with cold water, no-rinse, air dry. Fantastic product for my Lora Piana’s scarfs and sweaters 😍
That shaver and the handsteamer are interesting. Good! Well, the dog hair remover, too. Thx!!! And most of the other items are allready in my home 😊
@@MarieAnneLecoeur Right, Marie-Anne. Allways! I have an English Bulldog and a sweet longhaired bitch from the shelter.
Love the lint remover.
I really like your sound effects💝
I love your list. You reminded me that I need a new lint shaver.
Perfect, I have all them, except the maniquí; marvellous.
I have everything but the steam iron and the velvet hangers. I absolutely hate the process of having to get out and put away an ironing board. It must be put away, as I live in a studio apartment. If I had a room that could be solely dedicated to it, that would be different. I have to say, that steam iron you showed looked amazing. I am content with my hand held steamer though. I love my clothes shaver. Thank you, these were all great suggestions!
I use croché needles in different sizes to use to pull back in a snag in a sweater or knit. I just catch the snag from the inside of the garment and pull gently to the inside. It will stay there and will be invisible on the outside.
Yes! Laundry bags, I use them for most of my clothes.
Add hangers with clips for denim and other cotton pants. I don't put these in the clothes dryer and they last SO much longer. Plus I save electricity! I let bras air dry, too. Also: Shout or other stain removing towelette for office or travel!
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I love your chihuahuas ❤️💕🥰 so beautiful!
My favorite item is the stick vacuum cleaner- levoit that I got for $ 89.00 on Amazon c a coupon.Light & easy.
Your top is fabulous!
I get an Australian lanolin soap for my wools and cashmere sweaters. Keeps the strands as they grew on the animal…soft and non itchy.
LoL Getting ready to return a steamer to Amazon. No steam!
Try a brass bristle clothes brush. Fabulous!
I love what you're wearing. Very chic and elegant.
In both my wardrobes I have only black velvet hangers. The only exception to this are my skirt hangers. I'm very particular with my clothes, if I'm paying a lot of money for my clothing it's only sensible to make sure it's looked after correctly.
I have all these items except the polishing cloth. My favourite item is the bobble shaver, I would not be without one now.
I just remembered another one, in addition to the iron shoe… a sleeve board for ironing sleeves. I own one by Wawak.
I switched from those lint rollers to paper-tape variety which are more eco friendly than all that single-use plastic. Amazon sells them.
Merci Marie*Anne, I have them all!
I have a handheld steamer! I actually have watched similar Channels that recommended getting one of these..and I got it a long time ago! They're good for people like me that don't have an ironing board.😁
I have a tabletop ironing board, only 32 inches long.
I love dark detergent…it keeps my blacks and navys true without fading. Adore your chihuahuas!