Freshers' week is approaching quickly and there's no doubt that the nerves are starting to kick in. As most of us here at HQhair have been through it ourselves, we’ve all had to deal with combating the nerves. Luckily, with the right tips and tricks you can deal with nerves like a pro! Wave goodbye to an overwhelming week and follow our hints and tips for a fiery, fun freshers' week!
Tip #1 – Refreshment is Required
Lack of sleep will leave you feeling drained all day, making it harder to stay positive and more importantly, awake. If the butterflies in your stomach are making it difficult to get some shut-eye, try This Works Deep Sleep Pillow Spray. Designed to calm and soothe the mind and body, you can get some zZzZ’s without having to count sheep.
Stay fresh during freshers' week with our advice below to make sure that you're always prepared, no matter what!
5 Tips To Keep Yourself Feeling Fresh During Freshers Week
We know that a lot of the HQ Gals out there are students, and that a lot of you will be experiencing your first freshers week soon. The majority of he girls here at HQhair have been through the whole uni and freshers week experience, and we know that you probably won't be feeling all that fresh throughout it, which is why we've gathered together 5 Tips To Keep You Feeling Fresh During Freshers Week.
Tip #2 – Don't Neglect Down-Time
With such a fast-paced and busy lifestyle during Freshers' week, you’re going to need some quality down-time to re-charge. Pairing breathing exercises with a relaxing fragrance is guaranteed to help calm your nerves and make the week more bearable. A spritz of Mio Skincare Liquid Yoga Homeopathic Space Spray followed by an effective breathing exercise will leave you on full charge. Place one hand on your chest and the other on your stomach and take a deep breath in through your nose. Aim to take six to ten deep breaths per minute to create a sense of calmness from within.
Tip #3 – Food is Your Friend
Eating the right foods can regulate the production of your stress hormones, preventing nervousness and panicking. Packing your diet with foods such as fruit, fish, cheese, dark chocolate and whole grain carbohydrates will not only improve your mood but also give your body a health boost. Adding The Happy Molecule from Fountain to your daily intake will help and it’s pineapple flavoured… who doesn’t love pineapple?! It could be the health kick you need to avoid the dreaded freshers' flu too!
Tip #4 - Confidence is Key
The key to this tip is to act confident, even if you're not. Doing simple things such as leaving your door open whilst unpacking and sharing drinks or cake should leave an impression that you're friendly and approachable. Once you've introduced yourself to one person, go round together to meet new people, it makes it just that little bit easier!
Don’t forget to have some hangover cures up your sleeve ready for the morning after all those freshers’ nights out!
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