Air-drying your clothes uses less energy, which saves money and makes less of an impact on the environment. It prevents static cling, adds a fresh, clean smell if done outside on a clothesline, and extends the lifetime of clothing by reducing wear and tear in the dryer.
If your clothes smell musty after washing, it may be that they have not been dried properly. Start drying as soon as the wash is finished and only pack away once completely dry.
Sometimes it’s best to avoid tempting situations instead of trying to boost your willpower. Knowing your triggers, both good and bad, should help you avoid those moments where your willpower is challenged.
Pay attention to the unnecessary things in your life, and work to eliminate them. Use your newfound time to further your goals one task at a time.
Apply waterproofing spray or polish to your shoes, to keep them in better condition, make them last longer and keep the water out.
Focusing on the next action in every project you have at hand can greatly simplify your life. Ask yourself, “What’s the next action?”
A size 14 in one shop might not be the same as a size 14 in another. Buy the size that fits you, not the size you want, because the bigger picture is that it will look better on you.
Colour analysis is all about your natural colouring (hair, skin, and eyes), and how that combo complements or contrasts with the things you choose to wear: it breaks people’s colourings down into the four colour seasons – Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.
Most of us wear 15% of our clothes 85% of the time: instinctively we feel much better in some than in others. Understanding which clothes you feel better in can make shopping much simpler and more effective.
Get into good study habits now rather than later. We have practical tips to help you get organised in our Studying category. See which work best for you.