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7 Ways To Unwind After A Long Day Of Classes

3. Take A Long, Hot Shower

Caitlin Kelly

Feb 26, 2018

UNC Charlotte

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7 Ways To Unwind After A Long Day Of Classes

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Every college student has experienced the at least one or two very busy days out of the week. If you have three or four classes in one day and you have to work or go to an event for an organization that you're in right after all of your classes, all you can think about is getting back to your room to relax. This is a list for you.

1. Change Into Comfy Clothes

If you're like me right when I get to my room I immediately change into comfy clothes. So, throw your bookbag down and get cozy.

2. Turn On Your Fav Music/Check Your Social Media

Relax for a few minutes and just listen to some music and check your phone for texts and any funny tweets that your friends may have sent you.

3. Take A Long, Hot Shower

This is a must. Anytime I've had a long day I just look forward to taking an almost hour-long hot shower. Also, you can have your own concert at the same time.

4. Face Masks

Grab a friend or boyfriend/girlfriend and put a face mask on! You can go all out just like the picture too with the cucumbers.

5. Watch Your Favorite Movie/ TV Show

Turn on your fav movie or tv show and just relax. I would recommend while you have your face mask on. Makes the whole unwinding process better.

6. Eat Your Favorite Meal

If its take out or homecooked just enjoy it while watching your fav shows or movies.

7. Get A Good Nights Rest.

After a long day, you definitely need a good nights rest. So collapse on your bed and try to go to sleep before 1 AM.

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