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Familiarize yourself with these helpful yoga props and accessories that you'll find in class, and you'll find yourself doing headstands before you know it.
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While SPF is still a must, lightweight moisturizers and products that strip the skin of oil may need to hit the road.
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From holographic pink glitter to bold fuchsia and rosy-hued shimmers, fight for the cure with these pretty nail lacquers, all benefiting Breast Cancer Awareness.
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Derived from the argan tree in Morocco, the oil found in these products will calm frizz, lock in moisture, and add lustrous shine to limp locks.
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Learn how to create an effective study plan so that you can walk into your tests stress-free and confident.
by Sierra Tishgart, Teen Vogue
There's no sugarcoating it: studying for final exams is extremely painful. These monstrous tests are standing in the way between you and your summer break, but that doesn't mean that you can slack off and sip iced tea by the pool. Now is the time to focus, as these test grades reflect the hard work that you've put in throughout the entire school year. We asked academic experts for their advice on when to begin studying, how to know when it's time to stop, and what to do the morning of an exam.
Understand your goals.
"Students follow a series of requirements, and it becomes very easy to feel like you're simply jumping through a series of hoops as opposed to understanding why that class and that test are relevant to you," says Colin Gruenwald of Kaplan Test Prep. "You have to ask why you're going to invest the time and energy to do well on a test.
Creating a smart financial plan now will pay off later in life. Learn about credit scores, line items, and online resources that will make balancing your budget easier.
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The good news about starting college: you have more control over your life! But this power also comes with responsibility, especially when it comes to your finances. Even if you're not supporting yourself (thanks, Mom and Dad!), you need to be smart about managing money while you experience your newfound independence. The monetary behaviors you instate now will carry through to your adult life. According to financial expert Alexa von Tobel, the average college senior graduates with $4,000 in credit card debt, not to mention $30,000 in student debt. We asked her and other experts about what you can do to establish an easy, practical plan for spending and saving.
Create a budget.
"No matter how little your budget is, it's never too early to start a budget or spending plan," says Galia
Through putting your Twitter and Photoshop skills to good use, you can earn both money and valuable career experience without leaving college grounds.
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It's necessary to devote some of your free time in college to advancing your career, but not all students can handle the financial concerns that come with unpaid internships. Turns out, there are lucrative jobs hiding on your own college campus that provide beneficial career experience. Think beyond the go-to campus tour guide gig and work to create a job that you can tailor to your specific career goals. We asked the experts for a few ideas so you can heighten your skills while making a little cash.
Plan events for your school's alumni association.
"A position as a student-alumni liaison will help you down the road," says Nicole Lapin, the founder of Recessionista.com. "You can use your organizational and creative skills to organize events and panels for visiting alums. The position will
