If I had a dollar for every wellness trend I’ve tried, I’d be able to afford a personal wellness coach to help me through the current self-care rut I’m experiencing. With the cure-alls from the TikTok Shop, the unattainable (and unnecessary) morning routines of celebrities and influencers, and the endless chatter about cortisol, becoming the happiest and healthiest version of myself has felt more like a pressure cooker than a peaceful pursuit. Most days, just keeping makeup wipes and a glass of water by my bed feels like a major accomplishment, let alone doing a HIIT workout and cooking a well-balanced meal after work.
But, to put it mildly, 2024 did me in, and I feel like crap. And while I’m generally anti-resolution, I’m not above making small, attainable changes to get back in the game. Thankfully, CVS has BOGO free on hundreds of wellness items through January 11 for ExtraCare members so that I can ease back into my wellness practices, stock up, and stay consistent (without breaking the bank). Here are the CVS Wellness Sale Essentials I’m adding to my cart to help me start feeling like myself again:
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I’m tired of feeling like my body is always on the edge of burnout. And one of the easiest ways for me to get back on track is to rework my go-to supplements back into my routine. This magnesium is my BFF when I’m just feeling off. It helps calm my nerves, relax my muscles, and even supports my bone health.
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Getting my sleep back on track has been a major struggle, but these melatonin gummies make it easier to fall asleep fast and wake up feeling somewhat human. They help me unwind after a stressful day and give me that extra push to get a good night’s sleep—essential when 2024 felt like one never-ending to-do list.
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I’m all about efficiency, and this 3-in-1 resistance band is the perfect addition to my routine (coupled with my ride-or-die hand weights). It’s easy to use, doesn’t require a lot of space, and targets all my muscle groups. Quick, no-fuss fitness that’s perfect for when I’m feeling overwhelmed and can’t commit to a long workout.
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Paige Cushman, Branded Content Editor
From small community newspapers to country music marketing, Paige has found the most fulfillment in finding and sharing the uniquely human stories that compel an audience. As a Branded Content Editor at The Everygirl, she is able to combine her excitement about women’s issues and pop culture with her editorial skills to create quality content for our brand partners.
This post is sponsored by CVS Pharmacy but all of the opinions within are those of The Everygirl editorial board.