- Stop comparing yourself to other people. Life goals happen to everyone at different rates.
- Drastically cutting/dying your hair when you feel sad does make you feel better for a bit, but only for a little while.
- ALWAYS CLEAN YOUR LIVING SPACE.
- Sulfate free shampoos will save your dandruffy scalp.
- Stop caring about how much makeup you’re wearing, it doesn’t matter, just do what makes you feel better.
- A bold lipstick will instantly make you look more put together.
- Being called sassy is not a compliment.
- You can not please everyone, so stop trying.
- If you’re hanging out with people and you go home feeling heavier and sadder – find new people.
- Saying ‘I’m not like other girls’ is not a good way to make yourself stand out, putting down other girls to make you unique is misogynistic and doesn’t help the way you see yourself and other women.
- Leave in conditioner saves curly hair #confirmed.
- Embrace your weird features and insecurities.
- Never wait for a guy to ask for your number, making the first move saves time.
- A skin care routine really does wonders, especially at nighttime as it sets your body to get ready to sleep.
- Complimenting people costs nothing, spread the love.
- If you’re feeling yourself, take selfies and really embrace your own beauty.
- Toxic relationships can include friendships if someones being toxic – throw them in the bin.
- The friends who are there for you when you’re broke, are the realist, keep them close.
- Nighttime baths and showers really do wonders for your sleep and give you more time to sleep in the mornings.
- Curly hair needs a different routine to straight hair!
- Don’t make yourself smaller to impress other people.
- Learn to accept a compliment.
- It’s not a crime to say no to going out with friends if you need alone time, or a moment to recharge.
- Always put your mental health first.
- There’s a fine line between being blunt and just being mean.
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