It is possible to have better Mondays 

 Wouldn't you like to improve the way you feel on Mondays? Wake up feeling refreshed, and ready to conquer the week? Maybe even stop posting those anti-Monday memes on your social media for a change? It's no secret that Monday is the most hated day of the week. As a people we may not be able to agree on much, but basically everyone agrees that Mondays stink. Luckily it is possible to have better Mondays. It is possible to look forward to the start of the week just as much as you look forward to the end of it. You don't have to be stressed, and simply working for the weekend. Here are the steps to follow to make Mondays suck less. Who knows, you might actually start liking the day.

These are the face masks you should add to your skin care routine

What's big, red, and inflamed all around? Acne! And if you're planning on getting clear skin anytime soon, you're going to want to include an acne face mask in your beauty routine like now.
As anyone who finally got rid of acne will tell you, finally achieving clear skin is going to require more than a three step approach.
Why? Well your cleanser, toner, and moisturizer may simply not be enough to tame breakouts. That's where a good acne mask comes in. Face masks are designed to not only hydrate, but also treat skin concerns. They're also pretty good at unclogging pores too.
Not all acne face masks are created equal, however, so we decided to help you out and compile a list of the best ones. Check it out!

Use your time in between classes productively.

Choosing the perfect class schedule is an art many college students have yet to master. Whether you waited till the last minute, or your class hours just refuse to align, you may find yourself with tons of time in between classes to spare.
Of course you could just use that that time to browse Facebook, see what's trending on Twitter, or some other random activity. Or you could put that valuable free time between classes to good use. Here are 12 things you can do in between your college classes.

These are the career skills you'll need to make it to the top.

If you speak to any recent graduate right now, they'll tell you straight up things are rough out here. We were told that all we needed to do was to go to college, graduate, and we'd be met with a nice high paying job complete with benefits and napping pods.
Well for most of us, things haven't quite played out that way. Not only is the pay often less than expected, but we're expected to know a wide range of things we never even learned in college.
Luckily one of the best ways to stand out as recent graduate is to gain career skills.  While you'll certainly need to know the necessary skills related to your field, you'll also need to develop a set of transferable career skills, that will make you attractive to just about any employer.

Don't leave without these summer road trip essentials

 It is said that August is like the Sunday of summer and honestly we couldn't agree more. As the days go by we can't help but feel things are winding down, and its time to start mentally preparing for Fall. With that being said its never too late for a summer road trip, especially with school set to re-open in 2 weeks. A road trip is the best way to end your summer vacation, and get you re-energized for the change of pace. Before you head out cross country, however, there are a few summer road trip essentials you need to know about. Check out our list below.  

These money traps can drain your wallet

Your 20s is always presented as a time to try new things, go all out, and make mistakes. While this is true to some extent, your 20s is also a time to develop good habits. The fact is some mistakes can follow you for a lifetime. This is especially true of financial mistakes. A couple of bad money moves and you could find yourself spending the rest of your life trying to financially recover. One area to pay special attention to is spending.  Between buying new gadgets, and staying up to date with your favorite tv shows, you find yourself wasting hundreds of dollars every month. Add to that the credit cards, and you could eventually have a debt as big as your student loans. That's why we've compiled a list of things to save money on in your 20s. Hopefully you'll avoid these mistakes.

Don't wait until after graduation to start filling up your resume

 Raise your hand if you've ever felt personally victimized by a job posting? Ok so I am definitely exaggerating, but as every recent graduate will tell you the job hunt is no joke. This is especially true if you find yourself with no relevant work experience upon graduation. If it seems like almost job post wants you to have years of experience before you're even considered, it's because they do. Trust me you're not imagining things. The Bureau of Labor Statistics stated that 47% of jobs require prior work experience. What this means is you're going to have to start working on gaining relevant work experience literally the moment you step foot on campus. You might now be thinking, well how do I gain work experience if no one is wlilling to even give me a chance. Well that's where the following tips come in. Hopefully they will come in handy.