5 things you never knew you needed

Over my 22 years on earth, I have discovered some items that I now can’t live without. The first thing is a Chapstick holder that goes on your keychain. Chapstick is an everyday necessity and what better place to keep it than with your keys. If you are driving down the road and your lips start to feel chapped, it’s right there handy and ready to use. Just don’t put it on if you plan on driving with the windows down and your hair down. Been there, done that and it turned out very sticky. The second thing you need is a organizer that hangs on the back seat of your car. I’m not sure what the name of it is, so that’s what I call it. But seriously, I always keep extra stuff in my car like a water bottle, umbrella, flip flops, deodorant, jumper cables, and so on. This organizer is the perfect way to keep your car looking tidy while still having everything you might need. The third item on this list is a phone mount for your car. This may seem like a common item but the amount of cars I have gotten into that don’t have one of these is shocking to me. They are like $15 on amazon, and they make your life so much easier. Especially with the new phone law in GA, it makes it easier for you to follow the GPS, and answer phone calls with one touch. Similar to my car, I like to keep some “extras” in my purse. But no one wants to carry around full sized items weighing down their purse. So, do yourself a favor and run to Walmart to get the fourth thing you will need which is travel sized beauty products. Travel sized deodorant, perfume, dry shampoo, and Advil if you just want the basics. If you want to go all out, grab a mini hairbrush, travel sized makeup wipes, and a mini mouthwash in case of emergencies. The final item on this list, is a Tile key finder. Not only do they make them to find your keys, but you can also put it in your wallet or purse. A Tile is a device that you connect to your phone so that if you loose it, the tile will beep until you find it. For me, this has been a lifesaver as I was always to one to lose my keys at least once a week, if not more.