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]]>Oversized Bow
Let the bow do the talking with this simple yet effective hairstyle. You can find oversized bows in your local CVS, Claires, or on Amazon. There is every color to choose from and some with glitter and sequins for the holiday season.
Bubble Ponytail
Glamourize your basic ponytail with this bubble style. Get creative with this style—you can add some scarves, clips, or cuffs to each bubble.
(@kaylashairvault)Jeweled Headband
If you really have no clue how to style your hair then this one is for you. All you need to do is add a jeweled headband and you are ready to go and hit the town. An added bonus with the headband is it can hide unwashed hair, so that’s one less thing to worry about!
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Make a clear, safe path for your mail carrier, and make sure your pets are inside around mail delivery time. While this is simple, it shows your carrier that you’re thinking about their safety.
Pandemic Protection Supplies
Everyone can use face masks, hand sanitizer, sanitizing wipes, and gloves now, especially mail carriers. Also, a bottle of water is much appreciated.
Homemade Gifts
Homemade cards, scarves, and gift baskets don’t cost a lot of money and they are thoughtful. Leave these gifts with a note by your mailbox.
Thank-You Notes
There’s nothing nicer than a thank you letter or greeting card. If you want to go above and beyond, include a gift card with an amount of $20 or less, which is how much they can accept by law.
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]]>This year, things look a little bit different and local shops and businesses need all the support they can get. Buying goods and services from them can keep them afloat during this difficult time. Here are a couple of ways you can shop local and help your community by doing so.
Buy Gift Cards
You don’t have to shop in-store to support a business. Many businesses have entered the online marketplace, which makes shopping easier than ever. Simply buying a gift card from your local shop, can support them tremendously. It also gives the gift card receiver the chance to pick out something they really want.
Buy Locally Made Products
Shopping local is in itself a great way to support locally run stores, but buying products made in your own community is even better. A lot of these small-batch creators don’t make a large number of products, like jewelry, bath salts, and clothing. That means every purchase is helping them stay afloat.
Help Advertise
We all know that social media is the best place to advertise, especially Instagram and TikTok. If you buy a locally made product or have a shop you love, promote them on your social media channels. This will give other potential customers gift ideas, and drive up sales for your favorite local stores.
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]]>For office or cocktail parties, you can bring vegetable platters with hummus, tahini, or sour cream dips or fruit platters with a Greek yogurt dip. While this doesn’t sound all that exciting when you compare it to the baked goods and alcohol, we’re sure a bunch of your friends and coworkers will enjoy munching on the platters you bring.
If you’re invited to a potluck style dinner, offer to bring a salad or vegetable side dish. If the host asks you to bring dessert, opt for a fruit salad sprinkled with date syrup and toasted chopped pistachios or almond slices.
If you’ve chosen not to drink this holiday season, bring mocktail ingredients or sparkling water and bitters or flavored syrups, so you can still join in on the toasts.
Most importantly, you should never feel awkward about your dietary restrictions as there is usually someone else present with the same or stricter restrictions. Also, if you want to enjoy some sweats or a drink, just go for it. After all, it is holiday season!
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]]>Decide Where Your Money Goes
Remember that you have total control over where your money goes and spend it on brands you believe in. These can be locally run shops or anything else that makes you feel like you’re making a difference. Also, there’s no need to spend too much—it’s the thought that counts.
Shop Early
Once you decide to get your seasonal gifts at small businesses, remember that they typically don’t have the same capacity as big chains so shop early before they sell out. Have realistic expectations about shipping and other details and plan to shop ahead of time.
Second-Hand Gifts?
Gifts don’t necessarily have to be new. In fact, when you know a person really well, you can make an effort to thrift a first edition of their favorite book or a vintage fashion piece they will wear for years. Just keep an open mind and have fun shopping!
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