Answer: Probably the same kind of person who saves money by making oatmeal packets and laundry soap.
If you keep these tricks in mind, you may get out of the store without deviating from your well-planned shopping list.
We're seeing more men in supermarkets, but they complain that ads still portray them as helpless.
The makeup industry is sitting pretty, raking in about $7 billion a year in sales.
Some hand sanitizers are only 40% effective, and last for as little as 2 minutes.
A blogger compares prices of 13 items at the dollar store, Wal-Mart, Rite Aid and Albertsons.
Consumer Reports surveyed bespectacled readers about their purchasing experiences.
Among the products where you're better off with generic: baby formula, bleach and gasoline.
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