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1. A highly-rated air purifier to trap all of the dust, pollen, and pet dander that's swirling around in your home and give your nose a chance to breathe for once.
2. A pair of waterproof high-tops if you absolutely despise the bulky look and feel of normal rain boots. They look just like normal sneakers but will still keep your feet dry during those dreaded April showers.
3. An insect repellent with a special blend of all-natural ingredients like witch hazel and lavender to stop your arm from becoming an all-you-can-eat buffet for mosquitoes.
4. The wildly popular Bug Bite Thing, which uses the simple power of suction to alleviate post-bite itching and swelling. It works on everything from mosquito bites to bee stings, so you'll probably want this in your pocket at all times.
5. A set of blackout curtains with cute star-shaped cutouts to transform the pesky spring sun into a starry night sky. Here's to uninterrupted beauty sleep!
6. A pack of shower steamers, which are basically like bath bombs for those of us without a tub. Throw it on your shower floor and let the 100% eucalyptus essential oil clear your sinuses and make you feel like you're at a serene spa away from spring weather.
7. Or a popular pouch filled with eucalyptus leaves if you want an even more natural experience. You can tie it to the shower head or your tub's faucet and let the steam release all that eucalyptus goodness to relieve some of those allergy-induced headaches.
8. A sinus rinse bottle to clear your nasal passages of any irritants that might be making your allergies even worse. Simply hold it up to your nasal passage and let the stream flow from one nostril to the other to flush out all the gunk.
9. Or a nasal inhaler with peppermint, eucalyptus, and lavender essential oils to help clear congestion and relive any sinus headaches all that annoying pollen is causing.
10. A genius windproof umbrella that not only folds in upside down for easier storage, but also has a helpful C-shaped handle you can slide your wrist through to keep both of your hands free.
11. A pack of mosquito wipes that are so much easier to travel with than a can of bug spray. You can directly wipe these bad boys onto any exposed skin and watch as those mosquitos fly away in pure disgust.
12. This face and body sunscreen that is SO convenient to swipe on when you have to begrudgingly step outside and face the spring sun. It personally kept my ghostly pale skin completely burn-free on a pre-pandemic Disney World trip!
13. A facial sunscreen that's super powerful thanks to the SPF 100, but feels instantly dry to the touch so it won't make your skin feel greasy and heavy during a warm spring day.
14. A foot file for anyone who simply hates spring because their feet are never ready for sandal weather. This grater will grind away at calluses and have your heels and toes looking silky smooth in no time.
15. An all-natural deodorant for those of us who start sweating at the mere mention of spring. These aluminum-free formulas will banish bacteria and keep you smelling as fresh as the spring daisies you hate.
16. A lotion designed specifically for wet skin so you can quickly moisturize before you even reach for a towel. It's seriously a game-changer for anyone who gets itchy skin due to allergies.
17. A lightweight rain jacket you can roll up into a portable little pouch so you can take it with you basically anywhere. Spring weather is always unpredictable — but you'll be prepared!
18. A natural herbal salve to help you "ditch the itch" when those meddling mosquitoes go to town on your ankles. The mix of wildcrafted plantain, lavender, and chamomile will soothe your skin and make you forget those bites even exist.
19. A super quiet dehumidifier that'll capture all the excess moisture in the air that's making you feel all uncomfortable and sweaty.
20. A set of cooling sheets made of a breathable moisture-wicking bamboo fabric so you stay nice and cool even though the temperatures are starting to rise.
21. A cooling pillow made with supportive gel memory foam so you can stop tossing and turning all night while your body gets used to the temperature changes outside.
22. Or a silk pillowcase that will stay cool all night and keep your hair looking smooth and flawless even when the humidity rises.
23. A hair minimizing body cream to help reduce the amount of time in between shaving — because nobody has time for that right now.
24. A leave-in conditioning spray with coconut and argan oil that'll take your hair from matted, stringy, and tangled to smooth, wavy, and shiny. If your hair starts getting out of control around this time of the year, this will get it back in shape.
25. A stretchy "freezer dress" with moisture-wicking fabric, temperature-regulating technology, and UPF 30 sun protection, making it perfect for anyone who overheats the second they step outside.
26. A pair of leggings from Uniqlo with Airism fabric that's designed to feel ❄️ cool ❄️ to the touch, proving you don't have to give up leggings once winter is over. It also features protection from UV rays, so it's basically like wearable sunscreen for your legs.
27. A quiet little desk fan for those moments when the sun is beaming through your window and you just need to cool off. Or if you just need to get your Mariah Carey on and have a hair-blowing-in-the-wind moment.
28. A pair of Skechers with a breathable mesh upper if you're looking for something easy to slip on, but you simply aren't ready to switch over to sandals.
29. A set of patches you can slap right over any pimples that emerge if your skin freaks out every time the seasons change.
30. And a lightweight clarifying serum to help stop breakouts and clogged pores in their tracks, whether they're caused from stress or all that excess oil you're producing now that warm weather is finally here.
Spring hitting you in the face with allergies and constantly changing weather:
