Spring: It’s really happening. Our excitement for the season almost makes the endless snow shoveling, chilly commutes to work, and sky-high heat bills worth it. The best part? Shopping. Spring cleaning gives us shopaholics a valid excuse to refill our freshly cleaned space with some new goodies. Today, we’re dishing out our top tips on how to “springify” your style, beauty routine, and home with some fresh picks for the season.
Your Style:
Skinny jeans, we love you, but we’re taking a break. After months of denim on repeat, it’s time to show off those stems in twirl-worthy dresses. This season, the midi is making a comeback. This work-hard-play-hard silhouette can take you from aldesko to alfresco with a simple swap of shoes. Post-work drinks? You are so in. If you haven’t heard, millennial pink is here to stay. Finish off the look with a handbag in this too-cute hue, and you’re on your way.
Your Beauty Routine:
Full-coverage foundation, we also love you, but we’ll see you in the fall. Let your skin breathe in that fresh air with a lighter BB cream or tinted moisturizer. These hydrating products will give you that dewy glow we’re all after. Added bonus? Many of these creams have SPF built in. Score. Just like makeup, heavy fragrances are best in the cooler months. Spritz on floral, sandalwood, or vanilla to complement the fresh air outside – and your (even fresher) wardrobe.
Your Home:
Is anything more refreshing than brand new bedding? We don’t think so. Store those flannel sheets in the linen closet and treat yourself to some new threads. Go all-in and opt for a seasonal pattern like floral or seersucker. Throw pillows are another way to update your décor. They don’t break the bank or take up too much space in storage, so they’re basically your BFF when it comes to easy updates. Incorporate a few punchy hues or seaside-inspired pillows throughout your space. Goodbye alpine oasis, hello beach bungalow.
So, ready for that refresh?
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(Even if you haven’t done your spring cleaning… we won’t tell.)
By Kelly Schneider, Staff Writer
