South African Student Shares Awesome Restock Tips, Her Boujee Lifestyle Leaves Some With Questions

South African Student Shares Awesome Restock Tips, Her Boujee Lifestyle Leaves Some With Questions

  • This organisation queen shared some awesome restocking tips, which have saved her produce and kept her apartment neat
  • TikTok user @lifeoftm has a labelled jar and container for everything, nothing stays in its original packaging
  • While some people loved the tips, a lot of people wanted to know how she was able to live this life as a student

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The labelling culture is strong! This organisation queen delivered some restock tips and habits that she swears by and will keep your produce fresher for longer and your space looking neat.

TikTok user @lifeoftm has a labelled jar and container for everything, nothing stays in its original packaging
TikTok user @lifeoftm has a labelled jar and container for everything, nothing stays in its original packaging. Image: TikTok / @lifeoftm
Source: TikTok

Social media is full of videos showing you how to organise your pantry, fold your clothes and label literally everything! This lady has it down.

Mzansi Tiktokker shares restoking organisational tips

TikTok user @lifeoftm shared a video of her restocking her university apartment. Using cute labelled containers and glass jars, she made sure everything came out of its original packaging and was stored correctly.

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Take a look at this inspiring level of organisation:

TikTok organiser shares where she got her items

Briefly News spoke to the lady to get some details on the items that she bought and how she made her labels. She spilt the tea:

"The labels I made myself using Canva and printed a whole sheet of them for about R400, I think. The butter dish is from PEP home - I think it was about R80. The jars are from PEP home I think they’re about R30"

Fellow organisation peeps were here for the tips and tricks

People flocked to the comment section to get more information about the jars and tubs that she used in the video. There were also fellow students who wondered how sis was living the lush life while studying because they were broke lol.

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Read some of the comments:

Yaasmeen Shaik was not impressed:

“The moment you opened Woolies onions, it became unrealistic. Which student has these things.”

leslen ash ☁️ asked:

“Where’d you get your containers ”

amahle ndlovu said:

“Tell me you’re rich, without telling me you’re rich ”

Justine said:

“Never could I afford such a lifestyle as a student ”

hannah wanted the deets:

“Where is the acrylic container with the swing lid thing from ”

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.