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This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Montclair chapter.
 
Audrey Hepburn once said, “happy girls are the prettiest”, and we couldn’t agree more! With the semester closing in, and the work that seems endless, we have found ourselves struggling to relax. Here at HC Montclair we have comprised a list of 5 ways to treat yourself because let’s face it, college is hard, and we all need to treat ourselves once in a while.
 
1. Have dessert…for dinner
 
Have you been eying that piece of chocolate cake all day? Go ahead and eat it, you deserve it. Who says you can’t have dessert for dinner?
 
2. Savor a big cup of something warm, sit back, relax, and dive into a book, or a Netflix series
 
Jump into a great story, try The Fault in our Stars by John Green, or a new series on Netflix, such as the raunchy drama, Orange is the New Black.
 
3. Take an extra long bath with extra bubbles, of course!
 
There’s just something about a long bath that allows you to let go of all your worries for a while, and be at peace.
 
4. Hit the salons, and the mall
 
We can vouch that retail therapy, is in fact the best kind of therapy. Hit the mall, splurge on that sundress you’ve been eying, treat yourself to a mani/pedi, and if you’re feeling daring, do something new with your hair.
 
5. Finally…remember to laugh, let go of the negativity, and relax!
 
Audrey Hepburn said it herself, you are the prettiest when you are happy! Don’t forget to remind yourself about just how great you are collegiates!
I'm an eternal optimist, aspiring PR girl, fashionsta and friend. I love my position at Her Campus Montclair. Being Editor-in-Chief has taught me how to manage time, be creative with content, and most of all, how to be an effective leader. I'm currently the social media manager at the New Yorker Hotel and Manhattan Center in NYC. When I was the social media director for HC Montclair, I learned just how incredible being connected with the world could be for any business. Social media has become a part of almost everyone's life. I adore it for all it can do and hope to one day own a social media consulting firm that can go into struggling businesses or start up businesses and help them out.