Keeping couples in mind, we found everything you and your man need to hit the road this Summer. Whether you're on your honeymoon, visiting the in-laws, or simply adventuring, essentials like the perfect playlist will bring you closer together and keep the conversations going between pit stops. So print out those Google maps and check this list twice; here's to Summer 2013!

• Road-Trip Stationery ($7): Road-tripping for your honeymoon? These little cards are a fun (non-email) way to let your bridal party and loved ones know how your adventures are going.
• Conversation Starters ($25): Before the silence gets awkward, turn to these cards. They will keep the conversations going for hours, no matter how long you've known each other!
• Travel Wine Glasses ($13): First things first, don't drink and drive; but if you're planning on stopping for a long picnic or to watch the sunset, turn to these acrylic wine glasses . . . and your favorite vino.

Check off your entire list of road-trip essentials after the break!

Fire up the grill and throw a patriotic party with these entertaining essentials! Keeping the decor classic and the colors red, white, and blue (of course) we found everything you need for a festive Fourth of July. Set the scene with stars, and finish with stripes; it's time to celebrate our nation's birthday in style!

• Burlap stars ($25): Set the scene to a festive party by hanging these burlap stars around your table.
• Star serving bowl ($41, originally $90): Keeping with the red, white, and blue theme, this bowl is perfect for a berry fruit salad.
• Chic red flatware ($25): Reminiscent of a Summer picnic, this flatware is a subtle way to add pattern to your tablescape.
• American flag napkins ($30): These star napkins are a fun way to accent your patriotic feast.
• Stars and stripes table runner ($15, originally $30): Make a true-blue statement with this festive star-spangled table runner.
• Striped dinnerware set ($24-$32): These plates are a classic touch that can be used well beyond our nation's holiday.
• Kate Spade oval platter ($210): Serve up burgers in style on this starburst serving platter.
• Enamel bar set ($28): Add a splash of stripes to your celebration with this simple bar set.
• Mason drinking jars ($14): What better way to celebrate a classic holiday than by sipping from good ol' mason jars?

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The next time you head to the chemist, be sure to add tea tree oil to the top of your list. With its ability to cure everything from plant-based rashes to acne, this oil is up there with magic when it comes to natural remedies. An Australian plant extract, tea tree oil acts as both a topical antibacterial and an antimicrobial agent. While we even use it to clean our yoga mats, here are the three reasons why this powerful oil is the star of our medicine cabinet.

1. Heals cuts and burns: Tea tree oil is a natural antiseptic, meaning it can be used to help treat wounds and burns. Although large clinical studies are lacking, a study done by the National Center For Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) found that tea tree oil can be used for the treatment or wounds and bacterial infections; something Indigenous Australians have believed for years. Try using a small amount of tea tree oil to heal razor burns, small cuts, and even wind or sun burns. You can even dilute it a bit with water, since the oil can be quite potent!
2. Clears blemishes: Tea tree oil is famed for its skin-clearing abilities. In fact, one study found that a tea tree oil gel offers similar results to a 5 percent benzoyl peroxide. Although it probably won't clear severe acne, it's an alternative solution to harsh chemicals and alcohol for the occasional blemish or two.
3. Relieves athlete's foot: Tree tree can be known to cure all your sandal woes. Because it's an antifungal, it's known to relieve symptoms of athlete's foot, including scaling, inflammation, itching, and burning. To completely rid the infection naturally, a stronger tea tree oil solution (25 percent or 50 percent) is likely to work best. You can also use it to fight nail infections. It will take time, but applying a tea tree oil solution, twice daily for six months, can cure fungal toenail infection and improve the appearance of nails.

The next time you head to the drugstore, be sure to add tea tree oil to the top of your list. With its ability to cure everything from poison ivy rashes to acne, this oil is up there with magic when it comes to natural remedies. An Australian plant extract, tea tree oil acts as both a topical antibacterial and an antimicrobial agent. While we even use it to clean our yoga mats, here are the three reasons why this powerful oil is the star of our medicine cabinet.

1. Heals cuts and burns: Tea tree oil is a natural antiseptic, meaning it can be used to help treat wounds and burns. Although large clinical studies are lacking, a study done by the National Center For Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) found that tea tree oil can be used for the treatment or wounds and bacterial infections; something the aboriginal people of Australia have believed for years. Try using a small amount of tea tree oil to heal razor burns, small cuts, and even sunburns. You can even dilute it a bit with water, since the oil can be quite potent!
2. Clears blemishes: Tea tree oil is famed for its skin-clearing abilities. In fact, one study found that a tea tree oil gel offers similar results to a 5 percent benzoyl peroxide. Although it probably won't clear severe acne, it's an alternative solution to harsh chemicals and alcohol for the occasional blemish or two.
3. Relieves athlete's foot: Tree tree can be known to cure all your flip flop woes. Because it's an antifungal, it's known to relieve symptoms of athlete's foot, including scaling, inflammation, itching, and burning. To completely rid the infection naturally, a stronger tea tree oil solution (25 percent or 50 percent) is likely to work best. You can also use it to fight nail infections. It will take time, but applying a tea tree oil solution, twice daily for six months, can cure fungal toenail infection and improve the appearance of nails.

What if we said you can turn those fashion mistakes into money? Yes, rather than wish that hemline never happend, we have found a few ways to turn your unwanted clothes into cash. Between recycled clothing retailers and online fashion communities, there are several ways to make a profit. Follow our tips below, so you can continue to feed your closet what it wants and avoid debt while doing so!

• Consignment: A consignment or thrift shop is likely the place you'll make the most profit. Unlike thrift shops, recycled clothing retailers like Crossroads Trading Company and Buffalo Exchange guarantee quality fashion and your favorite brands. To make money, be sure your clothes are in good condition and seasonal (this is key on the buyer's part). The consignment shop will then sort through your clothes and price each item based on the brand (if you are selling designer items like bags or shoes, you can often name your own price). Finally, when the sale is complete, you can opt for cash, check, or store credit (which is the best deal).
• Online: Selling your clothes online is a great option for big-ticket items like designer accessories. Although not just for clothing, eBay is a great place to sell clothes, assuming they are worth more than the cost of shipping. You can also use fashion-forward sites with a buyer/seller community like Threadflip or The RealReal.
• Donate: With donations, not only are you helping others, there's this thing called a tax write-off! Federal law permits Goodwill donors to claim tax deductions for clothing donations. Rule of thumb: if you'd give the item to a friend, it's probably appropriate to donate. And see a savings come tax day.
• Trade: Although there's no cash involved, you will walk away with some new finds during a trade. Have your friends clean out their closets and get together for a clothing exchange. Assuming you and your girls have similar tastes, you'll update your wardrobe without spending a dime. If you still have pieces left over, then consider the options above.

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Traveling is expensive; the last thing you need is to spend your vacation budget at the airport. If you're not careful, the cost of hidden fees and pricey food can easily break the bank and spend your sightseeing savings. From packing the essentials to lightening your load, these tips and tricks will save you money so you can spend your cash on the important things, like that tropical cocktail!

• Be your own entertainer: Put yourself on a boredom budget by packing everything you need to keep occupied. Download movies beforehand, and pack the magazines you haven't had time to read. Whatever you do, don't rely on airport WiFi. Besides being slow, it's expensive and not secure. If you travel often, consider a travel router or asking your cell phone provider about a personal mobile hotspot. For a small monthly fee, you will save on roaming charges and the cost of public WiFi.
• Lighten your load: Because most airlines charge a hefty fee for checked bags, carry on. Only pack the essentials and a foldable duffel in case you head home with souvenirs. If you must check a bag, stick with your airline rather than the airport porter to avoid having to tip.
• Snack smart: Since most airport meals are priced higher than average, plan your snacks and meals in advance. Don't rely on your airline for food, either; most flights no longer offer meal service. Consider pairing that (stingy) bag of peanuts with a sandwich or salad from home and carrying an empty water bottle to fill up. This will save you money and cut calories, too.
• Avoid the unexpected: Before you leave, pack a small emergency kit filled with essentials like aspirin, band-aids, and antinausea medicine. This will help you avoid the price newsstands charge on toiletries. Also, always carry cash. Having an allotted budget will prevent you from using credit or paying an ATM fee.
• Study up: A little research can go a long way and save you money. Before you pack, check the TSA's website for specific regulations to avoid having to toss belongings. Check your airline's website, too. You can often score coupons for free drinks and deals on transportation and hotels.

Leave it to the Viceroy hotel to define Southern California sophistication. This beachside hotel merges classic and contemporary pieces into an upscale bohemian resort that captures the beachy style we've been seeking. But, if a trip to Santa Monica isn't in the books, steal the style. Between the pops of color and sleek accents, California chic can easily make its way into your home this Summer.

• Maze Pillow ($295): A graphic pillow can become the focal point of the bed when placed against all-white bedding.
• Black and Brass Rider Bench ($695): Place this bench at the end of a bed for a glamorous touch.
• Perch Table Lamp ($69): Use this mid-century lamp to add a pop of color to a side table or desk.
• Delphine Chair ($1,795): This chair is classic yet bold thanks to its bright Kelly green color.
• Metropolitan Black Candlesticks ($60, originally $86): Give your tabletop a luxe touch with these deco candlesticks.
• Monofiori Balloton Vase ($301): Styled with or without flowers, this green vase is an eye-catching piece.
• Pagoda-Shaped Mirror ($495): Because of its cutout frame, use this mirror to open up a small space.
• Jungle Tray ($36): Serve up a breezy Southern California vibe using this tray.