"I've prepared a lot of stuff, two full boxes. One is for my own people as a backup, which should last a few years. The other is for exchanging for supplies. I plan to use the rest to buy some skincare products. I think skincare products can definitely sell for a lot of money, but I don't want to buy the super expensive ones. I think it's difficult to find potential customers. A more moderately priced item would be more suitable. Does anyone have any recommendations? What about shoes and brands?"

"Some cheap ones are good. I don't care about the brand. As long as they work, it's fine. I think people will still be interested in some of the most basic ones, so you can definitely buy some."

"These things don't take up much space, so you can buy more. Eyebrow pencils, for example, are great, and a small amount of space can hold a lot. Think about it, they're even better than pencils. If you buy a hundred or two hundred, there's bound to be someone who needs them, right? And lipsticks are all okay, too. I think foundation shouldn't be bought first. It's hard to sell at a high price, and there's also a space limit. Everyone has different needs, so I think eyebrow pencils and lipsticks are the best choices. If possible, nail polish might also be a good option, right?"

"Nail polish is indeed inexpensive and can be used repeatedly, but I'm not a nail artist myself, and I don't have that much stock at home. The ones outside are definitely frozen, so forget it. I think if it's medicine or eyebrow pencils, they're still good. No matter how cold the weather is, it doesn't seem to have much effect on them. So the difficulty of preserving them is much easier."

"Yes, medicine is the least susceptible to cold, and this thing is indeed useful. We don't have many other ways to deal with other things, but it might be possible to obtain medicine. We should look carefully when we go out."