Hello, Popsugar here, with your reminder to do things that make you feel well. Today's newsletter was written and curated by lifestyle director Kelsey Garcia.
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Around this time every year, I take stock: the holidays are long over, my resolutions have settled in, and I suddenly find myself surrounded by clothes to donate, papers to sort, empty hangers, and home-organization products I hope will somehow solve all my problems. And while I love a good reset, spring doesn't always need to come with a cycle of purge, buy, rinse and repeat. In fact, this year, it might be about acquiring more thoughtfully.
Introducing Popsugar's 2026 Spring Feel-Good Awards. Our team of editors tested dozens upon dozens of new products to pick the best across beauty, home, health, fitness, and style. On the fitness front, I personally fell in love with a pair of grip socks that were a perfect match for my barre class. In the health category, there's an eye massager that might be the secret to better sleep.
Shop the list, and sorry to your spring cleaning plans.
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"I would eat other protein-based snack brands, but they were super bro-ey."
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The world of self improvement is expanding rapidly. (See: backflip coaches.)
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When Alyssa Cantrell began planning her wedding last year, she wanted two things: a sharp jawline and a tiny waist. "Saying it out loud makes me sound vain and vapid," she tells Popsugar, "but that was genuinely what I thought to myself."
After feeling dissatisfied with her weight and body image for years, she decided to officially pursue a glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) prescription shortly after getting engaged. "I was planning out outfits for our engagement photos, and the pants that I had envisioned for the photos could not button up and were not going to work at all," she says. After experiencing an "extra hard crash out" that night, she emailed her medical provider about GLP-1s. Three days later, a full dose of tirzepatide was delivered to her door. "I was both amazed and annoyed at how easy it was."
For as long as weddings have been an elaborate event with a growing guest list, there's been pressure for brides to look and feel a certain way. But what the industry doesn't tell you is that "looking and feeling your best" can sometimes be a boon to toxic diet culture: calorie-counting tips, CoolSculpting ads, cellulite-removal promotions, bridal arm workouts, fad diets, and more. — Taylor Andrews
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Before you go, here are more stories from Popsugar and beyond that we think you'll appreciate.
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- Here's how to prepare for festival season like a shopping editor.
- Rob Rausch shared his must haves and I'm just surprised to learn he cuddles up with a faux-fur blanket at night and not his pile of "Traitors" gold, as I had presumed.
- Laufey talking about Alysa Liu might be the most feel good thing on the internet right now.
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Popsugar's first-ever Beauty Awards launched in 2019. Seven years later, we're still bringing you an annual curated list of the very best products on the market. And this year, we want to let you in on the fun. Enter for a chance to win more than $400 worth of award-winning products across skin, hair, makeup, body, and nails.
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