Self-care tips to put into practice
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Take a moment: Self-care tips that actually work
Care for your mind, body, and oral health
Do you hear that? In between back-to-back Zoom calls. After juggling emails, errands, and coffee spills. Or while dinner simmers on the stove.
Silence. A real, unfamiliar moment just for you.
These quiet pauses are the perfect time to recharge — and practice a little mental health self-care. Unpack a bag. Tidy your bathroom counter. Wipe down your toothbrush holder. Small actions like these help to clear your mind and make life feel a bit easier.
Keep reading for simple ways to reset your habits (and smile).

Clutter? Cancelled.
Your space sets the tone for your daily self-care routine, so start by clearing some (literal) baggage:
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Closets and drawers - Make room for what matters
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Luggage and travel kit - Toss those leaky minis, clean the dopp kit
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Bathroom counter - Put bottles back where they belong, wipe it all down.
And don’t forget the MVP of your countertop: your toothbrush (like quip Sonic or quip Rev)
Retire tired bristles and swap in a fresh brush head. Shop multi-packs, or make it effortless with a 3-month subscription — one more win on your self-care checklist.
Get back into good habits
Consistency counts. Stick to these steps to turn oral care into one of your best self-care practices:
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Brush 2 mins, twice a day - Try quip Ultra, one of TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2025
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Floss daily - quip Floss String, plus a Water Flosser (one of 2025’s best per Yahoo)
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Freshen between brushings - quip Gum and quip Mints flush out gunk all day
Consider oral care you time — a quick pause, a micro-meditation. It’s basically self-care for anxiety.
Treat yourself (and your teeth)
Wellness isn’t just decluttering and discipline — it’s planning little joys that make the grind easier:
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Tickets to a show - live music, bad seats, great vibes
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A cozy dinner at home - sweatpants, pasta, zero judgment
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A spa afternoon with friends - sheet masks, tea, gossip sessions
Bonus: quip subscriptions earn quip Perks loyalty credits for future refills or new gear. A simple self-improvement idea that pays off without a stack of self-improvement books.
The takeaway: Small swaps, big reset
Prioritize your mouth like self-care for sleep or mental health. Because the best self-care activities aren’t complicated — they’re simple habits that add up.