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"The chillier it gets outside, the harder it is to dig ourselves out of that warm, cozy blanket cocoon. So we say, stick it out under the covers as long as you can! And the best way to make that happen is to shave a little time off of your getting ready routine. It sounds like a commitment, but we promise no big sacrifices have to be made\u2014just tiny little tweaks that add up to a big, snoozy difference. Now let's bring on the shortcuts!\n\nWash up at night\n\n Showering before bed can cut out a whole lot of time from your morning beautifying process, especially if you need to shave your legs or deep condition your hair. Seriously, who has time for that in the morning?\n\nGet your hair prepared\n\n If you're okay with showering at night, get your strands in shape post-rinse. You can dry hair in the evening and revive it with a few passes of your heat styler of choice in the morning, or braid it while it's wet before hitting the hay and wake up with great waves!\n\nMake a playlist\n\n Getting ready to fast-paced songs will help keep you moving. Change up the playlist or listen to an upbeat station on your radio to make things interesting. Note: Quick dance breaks are fine\u2014make that encouraged.\n\nCreate an assembly line system\n\n Have a road map that you follow every single morning. It may seen tedious, but knowing exactly what comes next in your readying process will definitely save you time. Gone will be the days when you get all the way to class and realize you've forgotten to use moisturizer or apply your favorite fragrance. You can keep a checklist at first, but it'll soon become pretty routine.\n\nLay out your tools\n\n Before you go to sleep, take out exactly what you'll need to wash up with and lay it on your bathroom counter, or keep it in a basket close by. This way, you won't be rifling through your counters to find your spot treatment when you're only half awake.\n\nPare down your makeup\n\n Create a go-to look that doesn't take too much time. Multi-use products that do double (or even triple) duty are great for this.\n\nNow you can head out the door well-rested and totally ready!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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