While we all have to be frugal and stick to our budget, sometimes in life we have to treat our selves and splurge on a good quality product. But how do you know when? No worries, I've got you covered.

1. Jeans

They-re an everyday staple in your closet. By spending a little bit more cash on good quality denim, you'll get countlessmore use out of them. Plus, no fading, ripping or fraying!

2. Shoes

Your feet are important people! A good pair of shoes should support your spine and posture and shouldn't give you cramps or blisters. Insoles are also a great option if you have really cute but really painful shoes. I personally splurge on tennis shoes rather than sandals (with the exception of Birkenstocks!) or going-out shoes.

3. Skincare

Skincare is one of the most important things you can keep up with! Prevent the aging, spots and discoloration now so you don't have to fight it 20 years down the road. Pollution and other toxins we face on a daily basis really wreak havoc on your skin, so spend some more money on quality products to repair and restore its health— your skin WILL thank you.

4. Water bottle

Whether its a S'well, Contigo or Yeti— BUY IT! I honestly don't remember how I got by without my Yeti and Contigo. They're perfect for running to-and-from classes and I don't have to worry about the contents spilling or getting cold. Whether it's 7 degrees or 87 degrees, they never fail me! Plus my water intake has increased tenfold, stay hydrated people!

5. Foundation

I know what you're thinking, why should I shell out megabucks for makeup? Foundation is arguably one of the most important and major steps in your daily routine. By investing in a good foundation or concealer, your skin will be less irritated, you'll get the results you're looking for, and the product tends to last longer. However, there are countless exceptions to this rule. Find what works best for you!

6. Pillowcases

A bad pillowcase can lead to irritated skin, premature wrinkles and frizzy broken hair. By investing in a silk pillowcase, you can prevent these beauty mishaps and ensure a good night's rest. Remember to change them every couple of weeks to stay breakout-free as well!

7. Styling tools

Regardless if it's a hairdryer, curling iron, or lash curler: quality matters. Spending a bit more on a primo machine can help speed up your routine time and can help maintain the health of your hair or other beauty areas.

8. Purse

I've been carrying around a Coach wristlet that I've had for nearly a decade and it's still in pristine condition. Good quality leather (or vegan leather) can really make or break the longevity of a bag. If you carry around your essentials with you on a daily basis, it's always good to spend a bit more on a wallet or purse that will last for decades.

9. Brushes

Just like styling tools, brushes are important. They truly affect the quality of how the product applies to the face. My favorite brand of brushes is It Cosmetics, but my favorite drugstore brand for those who aren't convinced is Real Techniques!

10. Gifts

I always feel better spending my money on other people because I love seeing the reaction on their face when I get them a really good gift. We all love amazing presents, and it's sometimes really nice to step back and be opposite of the receiving end.

11. Charity

Along with giving to other people, donating money to charities and organizations help you feel good inside while also "giving you graces into Heaven", as my grandmother would say. Places like Planned Parenthood, Kids With Wigs, or your local soup kitchen/animal shelter are great places to start. Find what your heart is drawn to and go forth!

12. Tailoring

Along with good quality clothing, it's always a good idea to spend money on quality tailoring. There's nothing better than wearing something made for you. That feeling of "fitting like a glove" can only boost your confidence level.

13. The classics

Please, for the love of God, do NOT spend your money on trends. Invest in a good classic coat, quality denim, layers— basically all of the classic pieces. No, you don't have to look like a mid-century housewife while you wear them either. Each individual piece can be used in an array of styles, allowing you to mix and match to curate your own sense of fashion.

14. Technology

My rule of thumb is to buy something that won't fall apart after a few uses and is going to get the job done the way I want it. Splurging on editing software, laptops, cameras and more ensure that I have reliable, quality equipment at all times.

15. Vacations

Also, life's too short to just buy things— you need to live life to the fullest. Buy that cruise. Get that first class seat on that international flight. See that monument. The world around us is too breathtaking to not explore it.

Happy spending!