Stuffster - The New Way To Online Shop

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I think the majority of us find internet shopping amazing, being able to have a ponder around Selfridges whilst still sitting in our pyjamas, or have a look at swatches of a new MAC lipstick whilst eating our dinner. I personally adore making wishlists, and many websites offer the ability to, but having to make individual wishlists for every website individually is really tedious, to the point where I've lost track what I originally wanted or where I even made the lists in the first place. This is really inconvenient, because as a blogger I constantly see new products arise on the market which I want to purchase, from all different regions of online destinations. This is where Stuffster comes along. Stuffster is a new feature of the internet that makes online shopping even more easier and shopaholic friendly (which quite frankly I didn't think was possible!)

Stuffster enables you to make a wishlist, but add many things from many different websites. This means you can have one thing from Topshop, another from Apple, another from River Island etc. Aswell as doing this for you, you can also add a price drop alert, as seen below.

All you need to do is sign up and add a bookmark. I've put mine next to my most used websites so it's easy to reach. Then, as you are eyeing up those shoes you've always wanted you can add them to your chosen "Stufflists". I've added this beautiful Wildfox t-shirt from ASOS to my Weekly Wants, making my wishlist total just over £100. Once this t-shirt reaches my target price in the sale, I'll get an alert, so I can be the first one to snap this baby up. You can adjust the alert price for any item you wish, and the current price is conveniently tracked for you; perfect for lazy bargain hunters like me.

You can have more than wishlist too. I'm going to create one for Mother's Day, Christmas, you name it! The site is compatible on all devices too, so I can even update my list on my train commutes.

Stuffster is completely free, and you can create your very own list at stuffster.com