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A floral desk mat for all the lovers of warm, soothing cottagecore vibes. This is a *must* for all the WFH peeps, video game players, and lunch break YouTube watchers.
A bookish hoodie that's got nothing but truth written on it. Not only is it made with a fantastical design, but it'll also be the coziest thing for you to snuggle up in as you start the next chapter in your current romantasy novel.
Or an ACOTAR crewneck you can cozy up in when you go to read the next book in the series while pretending to be on a balcony overlooking Velaris. Made of the softest material in Prythian, this sweater lets you showcase your love for your favorite court and is designed with some of the novels' most beloved quotes on each sleeve.
A reviewer-beloved, aloe vera-based curl refresher spray if you want to showcase your bouncy curls without having to revamp your entire wash 'n' go. This'll help rehydrate your locks *without* the frizz in seconds!
A nongreasy, lightweight whipped body butter that'll indulge your skin in the natural powers of shea butter, mango butter, and essential oils. It comes in over 70 (!) delightful scents *and* it comes in a recyclable jar!
A tufted floor cushion so you can turn any corner of your tiny apartment into a good space to curl up and watch your comfort show. (The Office, anyone?) Your bestie will also appreciate it during a much-needed sleepover.
A chic coffee cup holder because the phrase "I've always got my hands full" applies both literally and figuratively. This helpful little thing lets you easily carry your Starbucks with you while you answer work emails and *most importantly* look at the latest TikTok your bestie just sent you.
A book tracker bookmark — not only does it help you keep track of where you are in your current read, but it also serves as an adorable way to show your book history by letting you color and write in the titles you've read so far. Plus, you'll finally be able to stop subjecting your book to the dreaded dog ears.
And a bookshelf street sign to transform your beloved book corner into its own little world. It's available in options like Romance Rd, Horrow Hwy, and as a custom sign! (I'll be getting "TBR Rd," because I def buy books faster than I read them. 🫠)
A fresh eucalyptus bundle because there are few things in life that feel better than being embraced with eucalyptus's fresh, soothing scent. The bundle is infused with essential oils that are released by the steam of your shower and add a tranquil, botanical aesthetic! Until further notice, you'll find me here.
Or a set of shower steamers if you want to take your shower experience to the zen level. These are handmade with essential oils and Epsom salt and come in delightful scents such as lavender, grapefruit, and eucalyptus.
An adorable crocheted mushroom crossbody bag, which reviewers say is roomier than it looks! No outfit will ever be boring with this little guy as your accessory.
A powerful hair growth treatment so you can achieve the lengthy locks of your dreams. It's made with natural ingredients like black castor oil, rosemary, peppermint, herbs, cloves, and essential oil blends. Plus, reviewers mention that they *love* the smell!
A plush potted tulip plant you'll adore because it'll brighten up your space — and you won't even need to lift a finger to keep it alive! In my humble opinion, that's the best part.
And a fan-favorite Highland cow plush — careful, your guests might want to kidnap this lil' cutie. And how can you blame them? It's so cuuuuute!!!
A scratch-off world map, which serves as a fun (and pretty!) way of showcasing all the places you've traveled to. Scratch off the silver foil layer to reveal the beautiful watercolor underneath. Reviewers also say it works perfectly as a housewarming gift!
A crystal-infused organic facial serum designed for anyone who wants a bit of ~plumping~ with their pampering. This plant-powered hyaluronic acid serum is enriched with a blend of marshmallow extract, blue-green algae extract, chicory root extract, and chlorophyll for a revitalizing blend of antioxidants, proteins, and fatty acids.
Magical fairy lights that'll add a fairytale touch to your mundane space and transform your bedroom into a cozy oasis. Why get regular ol' string lights when you can get these crackling crystals paired with the larger glowing bulbs for some *truly* enchanting vibes?
A knot candle because if you thought your regular candles gave off cozy vibes, just wait until you get your hands on these. 😍 It comes in so many colors and scents you're basically obligated to get one for every room in your home.
Or a "Witch's Brew Candle" — legend has it: it's said to fill your home with feelings of coziness as well as vibes of peace, happiness, and protection. But even if you don't believe in all that hocus pocus, at least you'll get to enjoy the alluring scent of orange slices, cinnamon sticks, cloves, and star anise.
A machine-washable faucet splash catcher because it soaks up all the extra water that ends up around your sink throughout the day. Beats wasting paper towels and having to constantly wipe that countertop down!
An all-natural scour paste made with baking soda, castile soap, and natural oils that'll work on those hidden spots in your home you've been avoiding (but somehow your mom will notice them). This stuff works on your tile, sink, stovetop, bath, and just about any surface!
A genius butter dish and grip set because actually having to slice and spread a pat of butter is simply preposterous. Instead, just pop a butter stick straight onto this grip and spread away for hassle-free pan greasing.
A sentimental art print that'll look so charming above your coffee station and delight all the artsy coffee lovers out there.
An elegantly handmade floral coaster so that even the thing your iced drink rests on is eye-catching. These coasters are made with real flowers and sprinkled with gold flakes that make them look so sophisticated, you may be tempted to point that pinky up every time you reach for your drink.
A pair of bubble and wand earrings because they'll ~blow~ you away with how pretty they are. They're sure to be the center of attention, no matter what you wear!
A set of Goldfish fridge magnets — can you believe it? We're now using our fave childhood snack as a functional item in our adult home. What a full-circle moment.
A handy dandy minimalist weekly cleaning printable that gives you a daily breakdown of small things you can do around your home every day to keep it clean, instead of letting it all pile up on you and having to clean it all at once.
A quirky French café-themed print if you, too, believe that any hope for a good day should be sponsored by coffee. Hang this in your kitchen or at-home office, and you'll constantly have this cute lil' cat to look to for some sense of relatability.
A dreamy, reviewer-beloved chiffon maxi dress worthy of infinite twirls. Designed with an elegant V-neckline and a hidden zipper closure, this flowy dress is perfect for those summer weddings you've got coming up this year. And bonus — custom sizing is available!
A chemical-free glass cleaner for anyone who appreciates non-toxic cleaning products. This cleaner is made with ingredients so safe; you could even eat them (probably won't be too tasty, though), like castile, essential oils, distilled water, and lime. This also makes it safe for kids and pets! But don't let this sway you from its effectiveness — one use of this, and you'll have glistening, streak-free windows and mirrors.
A luxurious, vegan pure wild-crafted batana oil to elevate your self-care regimen. Use it as a deep-conditioning treatment, a leave-in conditioner, a scalp massage oil, or a skin moisturizer! And the scent? Heavenly.
A set of all-natural toilet bombs because it'll stop you from dreading cleaning your porcelain throne. Heck, you might even look forward to it with these! These are scented with essential oils like eucalyptus, lemon, and lavender and will clean, disinfect, *and* deodorize your toilet. All you have to do is drop one or two of these in the bowl, watch them fizz away, scrub, and flush — amazing.
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