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Transitioning Your Sleepwear from Winter to Spring: A Guide to Comfortable Nights and Brighter Mornings

As the winter chill gradually fades away and the first signs of spring emerge, it’s time to bid farewell to those cozy flannel pajamas and embrace sleepwear that’s better suited for the warmer months ahead. Transitioning your sleepwear from winter to spring isn’t just about swapping out fabrics—it’s about ensuring you stay comfortable and cool while getting a restful night’s sleep. Here’s how to make the switch seamlessly:

Opt for Lightweight Fabrics: Say goodbye to thick, heavy fabrics like flannel and fleece, and hello to lightweight materials that allow for breathability and airflow. Cotton, linen, and silk are excellent choices for spring sleepwear, as they’re soft, breathable, and help regulate body temperature, keeping you cool on warmer nights.

Choose Shorter Lengths: Ditch the long-sleeved tops and full-length pants in favor of shorter lengths. Consider opting for short-sleeved tops, tank tops, or camisoles paired with shorts or cropped pants. Not only will this help keep you cooler, but it also allows for more freedom of movement during sleep.

Experiment with Brighter Colors and Prints: Spring is all about embracing brighter colors and playful prints, so why not incorporate them into your sleepwear? Trade in those dark, muted hues for pastel shades, vibrant patterns, or fun floral prints that reflect the spirit of the season. Not only will it add a touch of cheer to your nighttime routine, but it’ll also lift your mood as you prepare for bed.

Layer Up: While the temperatures may be warming up outside, spring evenings can still be cool, especially during the transitional months. Layering lightweight pieces allows you to adjust your sleepwear accordingly, adding or removing layers as needed to stay comfortable throughout the night. Consider keeping a lightweight robe or cardigan nearby for added warmth when temperatures dip.

Invest in Breathable Loungewear Sets: Treat yourself to a new set of breathable loungewear designed specifically for spring. Look for matching sets made from breathable fabrics like cotton or bamboo that strike the perfect balance between comfort and style. Whether you prefer classic pajama sets or cozy loungewear sets, investing in quality sleepwear ensures you’ll look and feel your best as you unwind after a long day.

Prioritize Comfort: Above all, prioritize comfort when transitioning your sleepwear from winter to spring. Pay attention to how different fabrics feel against your skin and choose styles that allow for ease of movement and a relaxed fit. After all, the key to a restful night’s sleep is feeling comfortable and at ease in your sleepwear.

By following these simple tips, you can seamlessly transition your sleepwear from winter to spring, ensuring you stay comfortable and stylish as you prepare for a season of warmer nights and brighter mornings.

How to Celebrate National Best Friends Day

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National Best Friends Day on June 8th is the perfect opportunity to show your best friend how much you appreciate and care for them. It’s a day to celebrate the special bond you share and the memories you’ve have already created together and look forward to tons of new adventures.

Whether you’ve been friends for years or just recently met, this day is a great opportunity to show your love for the person who has always been there for you. Here are a few ideas on how to celebrate this special day:

Have a pajama party: Plan a cozy night in with your best friend, complete with matching pajamas and a movie marathon. Snuggle up with your favorite films, indulge in delicious snacks, and enjoy each other’s company in the comfort of your own home. It’s a fun and relaxing way to celebrate your friendship while creating new memories that will make you both smile.

Plan a day trip: Whether it’s hiking, visiting a nearby city, or just going for a drive, spending the day together is a great way to celebrate your friendship. It’s a chance to explore new places, create lasting memories, and deepen the bond you share.

Plan a spa day: Treat yourselves to a day of relaxation and self-care. Whether you visit a spa or create your own spa experience at home, indulge in soothing massages, luxurious bath products, and rejuvenating face masks. It’s a perfect opportunity to unwind, bond, and show your best friend how much they mean to you.

Cook a meal together: Share the joy of cooking by preparing a delicious meal with your best friend. Whether you whip up a favorite dish or embark on a culinary adventure with a new recipe, the process of creating and enjoying a meal together strengthens your bond and creates lasting memories. Plus, you’ll savor the satisfaction of a homemade feast made with love.

Send a thoughtful gift: If you can’t be together on National Best Friends Day, you can still show your appreciation by sending a thoughtful gift. You can send them a card, a bouquet of flowers, or a special gift like a piece of jewelry or a book.

Have a photo shoot: Freeze your precious moments in time with a fun and memorable photo shoot alongside your best friend. Whether you opt for a professional photographer to capture your friendship in stunning frames or take the reins with your own camera, striking poses and capturing candid shots together will preserve your cherished memories forever.

Create a memorable experience: Elevate your Best Friends Day celebration by curating a special experience for your dear friend. Whether it’s a cozy breakfast date with their favorite treats or a spontaneous adventure to a destination they’ve always wanted to visit, infusing your plans with an element of surprise will make the day even more extraordinary.

Above all, Best Friends Day is all about showing appreciation to that special person or people in your life that help make you are today. They are the ones who are always by your side and there for you. so make sure they know how much they mean to you.

Rainy Day Activities: How to Stay Entertained on Dreary April Days

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April showers bring May flowers, but they can also bring a lot of indoor time for families. While it’s easy to get bored and stir crazy on rainy days, there are plenty of fun and unique things you can do to pass the time. Here are 6 ideas to help you make the most of April rainy days.

Have a movie marathon. Gather your family and choose a theme for the day, such as a favorite actor or genre. Make some popcorn, grab some blankets, and settle in for a day of watching movies together. To make it even more special, you can create a cozy atmosphere by turning off the lights and lighting some candles.

Get crafty. Rainy days are the perfect time to break out the craft supplies and get creative. Try making homemade Play Dough, painting, or building with Lego’s. Not only is this a fun way to pass the time, but it’s also a great way to stimulate your creativity and relieve stress.

Cook together. Cooking is a great way to bond as a family and make lasting memories. Try a new recipe or bake something sweet. It’s also a great opportunity to teach children about cooking and the importance of healthy eating habits. You can involve everyone in the process by assigning tasks like measuring ingredients or stirring the pot.

Indoor Scavenger Hunt. Create a scavenger hunt for your family to complete inside the house. This can be a great way to get kids moving and exploring, as well as a fun way to spend time together. You can create a list of items for your kids to find or hide clues around the house to solve a mystery.

Game Day. Whether you’re a fan of board games, video games, or card games, this is a great time to spend some quality time together. You can also have a tournament and award the winner with a prize. To make it more interesting, you can create your own games or modify existing ones.

Family Pajama Party. A family pajama party is a fun and unique way to spend a rainy April day. This is a great opportunity to get cozy, spend some quality time together, and make lasting memories. Put on your favorite pajamas, make some hot cocoa, and settle in for a night of games, movies, and stories. To add some excitement, you can have a theme for your pajama party such as animal lovers or food and drink. You can also have a pillow fight or play charades.

Rainy April days don’t have to be a drag. With a little creativity and planning, you can make the most of your indoor time and create lasting memories with your family. These fun and unique ideas will help you to enjoy your time together and make the most of April showers.

How to Spring clean your Closet

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Spring cleaning is a great way to refresh your home and start the new season feeling organized and energized. One of the most important areas to focus on during spring cleaning is your closet. Not only will a clean and tidy closet make getting dressed in the morning a breeze, but it will also help you to see what items you have, what it’s time to get rid of, and what you may need to purchase for the upcoming season.

The best way to tackle the task is to do it step by step and we’re here to make the process super simple and painless.

Step 1: Clear everything out

Take everything out of your closet and lay it on your bed or floor. This will give you a clear picture of what you have and what needs to be removed. As you take each item out, ask yourself if you have worn it in the past year, if it’s in good shape, and if it still fits and flatters your body. If the answer is no, it’s time to let it go whether that be in the trash or donated.

Step 2: Sort and organize

Now that everything is out, the next step is to sort and organize your clothes. Begin by grouping items into categories such as tops, bottoms, dresses, and outerwear. Then, take it a step further by organizing each category by color or type, for example, grouping all black tops or shorts together. Don’t forget to extend the same level of organization to your sleepwear, sorting them by type including shorts, pants, nightshirts, and sets. It’s also a great idea to separate your winter flannel pajamas from your lighter, cooler options to make them easier to find when the seasons change. By taking the time to properly sort and organize your clothes, you’ll create a super functional space.

Step 3: Purge

After you’ve sorted and organized your clothes, it’s time to purge. This can be a hard step if you have sentimental attachment to items but the bottom line is if it no longer fits or flatters you, is out of style, or you just don’t wear it, let it go. Be honest with yourself and don’t hang onto anything that is just going to continue taking up space.

Step 4: Re-hang, re-fold and rotate

Now it’s time to reorganize as well as rotate your clothes for the season, and that means it’s important to properly re-hang and re-fold before putting everything away. Use proper hangers that won’t damage the fabric or distort the shape of the garment and fold in a way that prevents too many wrinkles and creases from forming. If you have limited closet space, investing in storage solutions such as a hanging organizer or shelf dividers can help maximize your storage space.

Step 5: Say Goodbye

Lastly, don’t let your donated items become a permanent fixture in your home – take them to the donation center right away! Remember, out of sight, out of mind (and out of the closet)! If you wait too long to donate, you might end up digging through the bags (been there, done that) and having a change of heart about those old bell-bottoms.

Step 6: Reward yourself with New Spring Pajamas!

Happy Cleaning!

Throwing the Ultimate Kentucky Derby Party

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It’s Kentucky Derby time again and this year looks like we’re going to see things go back to the grand event it was pre-pandemic. That means it’s time to go all-out with the food, drinks, decorations, and attire.

If you’re a Derby fanatic and are planning to host an event this year we’ve got some fun ideas you can incorporate into your party that you may not have thought of.

The Food. Have you ever heard of a ‘Hot Brown Sandwich’? This tasty dish has been a Kentucky Tradition since first created in 1926 by the chef at Louisville’s Brown Hotel. It’s an open-faced sandwich made and the original recipe was made with toast, turkey, tomatoes, and cheese. There are a variety of versions available online so do a quick search and find the one that would best suit your guests. Don’t forget the Derby pie!

The Drink. The race may only last about 2 minutes but the cocktails you make for the gang will keep you in high spirits all day long. Of course, the Mint Julep is typically the star of the party but that doesn’t mean you can’t bring other libations into the mix. Consider the ‘Oaks Lily’ – made with vodka, the ‘Jockey Club’ which is the cousin of the Manhattan, or the ‘Horses Neck’ made with only 2 ingredients. Don’t forget to have a variety of non-alcoholic beverages on hand for your guests that don’t drink.

The Attire. When it comes to getting dressed for the derby you can really use your imagination and have some fun with it. How about a pajama theme? Get dressed in your colorful and bright PJs (instead of fancy dresses and suits), but top the outfit off with fancy hats. Not only will your event be a unique experience for your guests, but they’ll be comfortable as can be enjoying the race.

The Betting. No Derby party is complete without some friendly wagering between friends. There are many different ways you can place your bets and because a scratch can always happen a short time before the race, you’ll want to do your research on how to handle your betting based on the number of people at your party and also what you think they would be willing to wager. Don’t make it something they’ll think is too expensive or too difficult to figure out. This website offers several different options.

The Games. Since you’ll want your party to last longer than the 2 minutes the race is on, you’re going to want your guests to be entertained the rest of the time. Games like Derby Bingo, ring toss, horseshoes, and pin the tail on the horse will keep everyone laughing and engaged with one another.

However you do Derby Day, we hope you’ll make it an event to remember and one they’ll talk about for years to come. We’d love to see your pictures. Share them over on our Facebook page with the rest of our pajama community!

Hello Spring! It’s time to come out of hibernation.

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There’s just something about spring that lifts our spirits as we say goodbye to gray winter days and hello to blooms, blossoms, and all things green. With longer days, warmer weather, and increased activity all around, our moods naturally improve and we look forward to what’s ahead.

While Mother Nature is doing her thing outside, it’s the perfect time for us to get a jump-start on the season and think about how we can also refresh. Here are some things you can do now to spring into spring.

Spring cleaning. On warmer days, open your windows and air out the house to get rid of that winter stuffiness. And once you have that old air out it’s time for a deep clean including behind the furniture and into all those cracks and crevices. It’s a lot of work but the outcome will give you that satisfying feeling of freshness and renewal.

Refresh yourself. Winter can be harsh on our skin and hair so consider getting a facial and a deep conditioning hair treatment. Spring is also the perfect time to try a new hairstyle. If all these things aren’t in your budget, give yourself a spa day at home. There are plenty of products you can purchase for much lower prices than what professionals charge that will give you close to the same results.

Switch out your wardrobe. Put away those bulky sweaters, winter coats, hats, scarves, and mittens. It’s time to get out the fun florals and lightweight clothing and it’s always nice to add a few new items to your wardrobe. And don’t forget you need new spring pajamas too!

Get your car detailed. All the salt, sand, dirt, and other icky things that come with winter have taken up residence inside your car. Find a local business that does detailing on vehicles and give your car a little love. There’s nothing better than getting into a freshly detailed vehicle.

Don’t forget the pets. Your furry friend had a long winter as well and they would love a little pampering. A bath and a haircut (for long-haired animals) give them that spring in their step and they will be oh so thankful as the warm weather comes around.

Clean up outside. Your yard is likely full of things that weren’t there in the fall. Get the whole family together and make a game of cleaning it up. Try contests like whoever fills a bucket 1st, picks up the most sticks, or spots the 1st butterfly wins a prize. If you make yard clean-up fun, it will get done a lot faster.

Take walks. When the weather is crummy we tend to just stay indoors and hide. With warmer days here, you have no excuses. Get out and walk. Enjoy the sun on your face, the fresh air in your lungs, and take in the transformations going on around you.

Prep outdoor needs. This is the best time to get a tune-up on your lawnmower, make sure your batteries are charged, the patio furniture is clean, and your barbecue grill is ready to go. It won’t be long till the weather is consistently beautiful so prepare in advance and you won’t be rushing around when you want to enjoy your backyard.

Think ahead to summer. Even though we’re barely into spring, summer will be here before you know it so think about planning your vacations, kid’s activities, and other details for when school gets out now.
Do you have a routine that you follow when spring arrives? Share it with us below or tell our community on our Facebook page!

Start planning now to manage the end of the school year

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The last few crazy weeks of the school year are here and there’s lots to do which can make for some hectic times. With so much to look forward to this summer, it’s best to take a deep breath and get organized now so you can coast into vacation time stress-free.

These tips will help get you on track and focused even before the final tests have been taken and the kid’s lockers have been cleaned out.

Manage Spring Fever. The weather is getting nicer and the end of the school year is near which can make for antsy, distracted kids. Keep them focused on finishing the year strong by sticking to routines and reinforcing the fact that they only have a few short weeks left. Encourage children to make an extra effort with praise or even a small reward for a job well done.

Organize for Child Care. If you will need to rely on child care this summer now is a good time to start planning. Make a list of important things the babysitter will need to know like allergies, dietary restrictions, emergency phone numbers, and your doctor’s contact information. It’s always a great idea to tell your neighbors about your child care arrangements so they can be an extra set of eyes. Make sure your child care provider knows what your kids like to do for fun so that they can plan fun activities and outings as well.

Consider Summer Camp. With so many types of summer camps available there is sure to be something that would be perfect for your child. Once you determine which camp they will attend, find out what supplies they will need and what will need to be packed. Preparing in advance will save a whole bunch of last-minute scrambling stress.

Research Summer Job Options for Teens. Kids don’t have to spend the whole summer working but a part-time job can be invaluable to preparing young adults for real-world experiences. A great idea is to make a deal where they can have a percentage of their earnings to spend on themselves while putting the rest aside for their future. Businesses are hiring like never before and there are jobs available in every industry. Give them some options and help them fill out applications so they can land a job they will enjoy.

Know Where your Kid’s Grades Currently Stand. Don’t wait for final report cards to find out how they are doing in school. Being tuned in to where your kids stand academically now can allow you to help them focus on the areas they may need additional work on, as well as determine if a tutor may need to be hired during the summer to help them strengthen the weaker areas.

Prepare for Goodbyes. Even with the excitement of summer vacation, there can be some anxiety for children who have to say goodbye to friends and mentors for a few months. Teachers worked extra hard this year and had several challenges to overcome. Have your child write them a thank you note showing appreciation for all they do and communicate to them that they’d like to stay in touch. To stay connected with friends, create a chat room where parents can coordinate summer get-togethers over the summer so everyone can see each other.

Think about next year. Yes, it’s a good idea to start planning the next school year now especially if there will be changes like moving to a new building or going back to in-person learning from virtual. Gather information so you can use the summer break to pre-prepare. When mid-August hits, you’ll be happy you did.

How do you prepare for summer break? Share with us here or on our Facebook page!

Rainy April days just got a little better

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We’ve all heard the saying April showers bring May flowers, but while we wait patiently for those spring blooms to brighten the landscape we still have to deal with some dreary rainy days in April.

So what should one do while standing by for better weather to enjoy the great outdoors? Well, we could give typical ideas like baking chocolate chip cookies or having a movie marathon, but we’d like to give you some inspiration instead. Are there things you have been putting off, or have always wanted to do but never found the time? Take advantage of the inclement April weather to tackle those things that aren’t in your normal routine. We’ve got some great ideas that we have on our to-do/wanna-do list that might help push you in the right direction.

Organize family photo albums. Most of us still have boxes of pictures stashed away from times past. Before the days of mobile devices, Instagram, and digital picture frames, we used cameras and film to capture life events. Even with all the amazing technological advances, there truly is nothing better and being able to flip through a real photo album full of precious memories. Here’s your chance to get everything together, organize your pictures, and put together a family keepsake that you can pass down to future generations.

Make old connections. How many times have you thought “I should reach out to this person”, or “I haven’t spoken to this person in ages?” A rainy day is the perfect time to make those connections. Whether you reach out through social media, a phone call, email, or sit down and write an old-fashioned letter, it’s great to catch up with the people you don’t speak to regularly or should speak to more often. You never know whose day you’ll make with a simple “hello.

Learn something new. If you’ve always wanted to learn a second language or become better at something technology-wise, rainy days cooped up in the house are the perfect opportunity to do just that. You can find anything online. From courses to how-to videos, it’s out there. Want to learn how to make candles or play an instrument? There is a world of information at your fingertips. You just have to look for it.

Stay in bed all day. This may not seem like a productive suggestion but, a solid day of rest can make a world of difference in your attitude, stress level, emotions, and overall well-being. Of course you don’t have to sleep all day. You can read, watch TV, or just lay there and listen to raindrops hit the roof all while in your favorite comfy pajamas. These are our Rainy Day favorites.

If you love a loud thunderstorm there’s no better place to hear the rumbles than snuggled up in bed.

Rearrange your furniture. Maybe you’ve been thinking for quite some time that the couch would look better on the other side of the room or that the dresser just doesn’t look good in the space that it’s in. Now’s your chance to experiment. What’s the worst that could happen? You put it back the way it was.

Organize family recipes. If you’ve got recipes that have been handed down through the generations, organizing them in a well-thought-out way will assure that your favorite meals will be prepared for years to come. Whether you use a recipe box, recipe book, or even some form of digital method, you’ll rest easier knowing that grandma’s famous apple pie recipe won’t be lost.

Make bagels. You bake cookies, cakes, and pies all the time but have you ever made your own bagels? Maybe you’ve thought about it but changed your mind when you found out how much time was involved. We found an answer! This delicious 3 ingredient bagel recipe is a great way to start what could possibly be your new favorite baking routine.

Here at The Pajama Company, we love a rainy day as a day with lots of possibilities! Do you love rainy days? Share your rainy day favorite things on our facebook page.

Spring Cleaning Could Earn You a Pretty Penny

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Spring cleaning time is upon us again. It’s when we open the windows to air the house out, shake out the winter dust, and get rid of all that clutter. Spring cleaning typically means throwing away junk or putting some not-so-often used items into boxes to be brought to a charitable organization.

You might want to look into the value of some of these items before you simply discard them. Vintage is in, and people are willing to pay a pretty penny a piece of the past. Here is just a sampling of items you may have in your home right now that you don’t even know are worth anything.

Themed Glasses. Peanuts, Flintstones, and other cartoon favorites were printed on glasses mainly as giveaways for many years. If you have some of these fun drinking glasses shoved in the back of a cabinet taking up space, you may want to put them up for sale. Here’s an example of what a lucky seller scored for their McDonald’s glasses.

Vinyl Records. Believe it or not, people are going back to spinning records to listen to music. The sound is warm and reminiscent of simpler times. Vinyl records have become a huge commodity, and depending on the condition of not only the record but also the sleeve, you can probably make some money on them. If you are lucky enough to own an early pressing or limited edition album, it could be worth thousands.

Costume Jewelry. Do you have some of your mother’s or grandmother’s old costume jewelry lying around? Don’t just throw it away. Some of these pieces are very collectible and have even become a fashion trend again. Check out these recent costume jewelry sales.

Vintage Tupperware. In the age of grab-and-go containers and throwaways, Tupperware is not as popular as it used to be. It’s pricey and takes up a lot of room. Nowadays however, vintage Tupperware is all the rage. People have come to realize that the quality these products offer cannot be found in today’s disposable plasticware.

Discontinued Beauty Products. It happens all the time. You find a product you love and the company discontinues it. Have a bottle of shampoo you bought a while back that didn’t work with your hair type? There might be somebody out there looking for it. Recently a bar of face soap that was discontinued years ago was sold for big bucks.

Cell Phones. If they work, there are plenty of people willing to pay for them. If you have an old “brick phone” like you’d see in movies from the 80’s and 90’s, or the very first iPhone, they can be worth a bundle in the right market.

Halloween Costumes. If you purchase new costumes for Halloween every year and then stick them away somewhere to gather dust, consider selling them. We all know that many times dressing up for that one day out of the year isn’t cheap. Why not recoup some of your money and giving someone else a deal at the same time?

Fine China. Nowadays most people don’t break out the china for dinner parties or special family dinners. It’s likely taking up space in a box in the attic or basement. Depending on the manufacturer, certain sets of china can be worth some money. If you have a collection, take it to an appraiser who specializes in antiques.

Old Cookbooks. In today’s digital society we get our recipes off the internet and save them on a Pinterest board or something similar. If you have old cookbooks lying around,d check a couple ‘for sale’ sites and see what they bring. As an example, if you have a copy of Julia Child’s original cookbook published by Knopf in 1961 Mastering the Art of French Cooking, it’s worth hundreds of dollars.

VHS Tapes. Before Blu-rays and streaming, VHS tape is how we watched movies at home. Did you know that some of them are worth a lot of money? Take a look at your collection and do some research before just throwing them in a landfill.

What are you waiting for? Start digging through those boxes and bins that you stuffed away years ago. Extra money is fun and can buy you lots of new pajamas! Good luck with your treasure hunt and happy selling

7 ways to get ready for spring

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It’s almost time to put another winter behind us. Every day we’re seeing a little bit more daylight, the temperatures are starting to rise, and signs of spring are starting to pop up everywhere. There’s something about the fresh start spring brings that just makes us feel so great!

When that first perfect day hits, you’re going to want to spend time outdoors enjoying the nice weather. With a little prep, you can ensure that you’ll need less time for work and more time for fun!

Rotate clothing– We won’t need heavy sweaters or winter wear for much longer so start washing and storing the really wintry stuff now. At the same time, start pulling out your spring clothes so you don’t have to sift through your wardrobe to find the right outfit on that first 70-degree day. Don’t forget about your spring pajamas… lighter fabrics with floral prints are perfect for setting that spring mood.

Start thinking about your garden. Do you grow vegetables? Do you love having a yard full of flowers? With more people spending time at home, gardening has become a hot new hobby. This caused many greenhouses and nurseries to run out of stock early last spring and many people were unable to purchase plants. To make sure, that you have everything you want to grow this year, why not start seeds indoors? Empty cardboard eggshell cartons are a great way to keep your seeds separate and nurture them until you can plant them outside.

Springtime skin and hair care. Cold dry air in the winter requires a different skincare routine. We typically use heavier moisturizers, and a lot of people don’t use as much sunscreen during the winter months. As the humidity and UV levels rise, you’ll want something lighter with sunscreen. The same thing applies to your hair care routine. In the warmer months, you may not need a super-moisturizing shampoo or thick conditioner. Pick up what you’re going to need now so you’re not in the checkout line when you should be enjoying yourself.

Start thinking spring cleaning. De-cluttering and refreshing your home feels great! There’s nothing like opening your windows on a beautiful spring day and kicking the winter dust and stale air to the curb. Even if we’re not quite there yet, you can start the cleaning part now. Go through closets & cupboards and start throwing things away. Pull out that furniture in low traffic rooms to vacuum and dust. Then when that perfect window opening day comes, you can tackle the main parts of your home.

Don’t forget about your Furry Friends. If you have pets, chances are they’ve got a full, thick winter coat right now. As the weather warms, they will start to lose that hair. You can be proactive now and make sure to brush and comb them regularly to start thinning that hair out, or you can wait and clean it up daily from your furniture, clothes, and floors. We recommend option A.

Get a pedicure. It’s almost flip-flop season! Need we say more? Make sure those little piggies are ready to come out of hibernation by getting a pedicure now!

Start exercising now. If your new year’s resolution to start exercising fell by the wayside in week 2, now’s the time for a resolution reboot. Short and tank top weather is knocking on the door and you want to look your best. Start exercising to shed that quarantine AND winter weight.

You’ll find this to be a great start. Happy spring! Bring on birds, blossoms, and tree buds.

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