Hi, how should I start a cleangirllife?

A "clean-girl life" usually means living a more minimalist, structured, and healthy lifestyle that focuses on organization, self-care, sustainability, and a tidy environment. I have a few suggestions here for how you can steer your life in this direction without completely changing everything. A flexible daily schedule is also included!

1. Start the clean girl lifestyle:

A. Clean up and maintain the environment

• Daily mini-tidy routine : Spend 5-10 minutes every evening or morning putting things in your room back in their place.
• Simplify decor & style : Reduce decorations that you don't like and focus on minimalist, practical solutions (like beautiful boxes or baskets for organization).
• Schedule room cleaning : Dust, vacuum and make the beds once a week – a clean room automatically feels better.

B. Establish self-care

• Simple but regular skincare in the morning and evening:
• Morning : Cleanse, moisturizer, sunscreen.
• Evening : Cleanse, apply care product such as serum or cream.
• Regular hair care (e.g. hair masks once a week) and keep nails neat (shorten and possibly apply clear varnish).
• Stay hydrated: Have a water bottle handy and make sure you drink plenty of water.

C. Structured days for balance

• Use a calendar or notebook to plan school, homework, sports, and leisure activities. Digital (apps like Google Calendar) or analog, whichever you prefer.
• Set aside free time for relaxation and hobbies – self-care is just as important as productivity.

D. Minimalism in the outfit

• Go for clean, simple outfits in neutral colors that are easy to combine.
• Take good care of your shoes and clothes – freshly washed and ironed clothes always feel better.

2. Flexible daily schedule for you:

On school days (without lunchtime school):

• 6:00–6:05 : Stand up, stretch briefly and drink water.
• 6:05–6:25 : Skincare and morning routine in the bathroom.
• 6:25–6:30 : Quickly tidy the room (e.g. make the bed, open the window).
• 6:30–6:55 : Breakfast and time for yourself (perhaps reading a book or just starting the day quietly).
• 7:00–7:05 : Brush teeth, get ready.
• 7:05–7:20 : Get dressed and pack your bag.
• 7:20–13:20 : School and way home.
• 13:40–14:00 : Lunch.
• 14:00–15:20 : Do homework or study.
• 15:20–16:30 : Time for yourself (hobbies, social media, reading, tidying your room).
• 16:30–17:00 : Prepare for exercise (change clothes, eat something light).
• 5:00–7:00 p.m. (or later) : Sports.
• After sports : shower and dinner.
• 8:00–9:00 PM : Free time or doing something relaxing (e.g. reading a book, journaling).
• 21:00–21:30 : Evening routine (skincare, brushing teeth, possibly writing in a diary).
• 21:30–22:00 : Go to bed.

On school days (with lunchtime school):

• Adjust afternoon schedule :
• 16:00–16:45 : Homework or time for yourself.
• 16:45–17:00 : Prepare for sports.
• Rest as above.

3. Ideas for your room (without new furniture):

• Get organized : Use boxes, baskets, or smaller bowls to sort things (e.g., school supplies, makeup, accessories).
• Fairy lights or plants : Small things like fairy lights or easy-care plants make the room cozy.
• Organize colors : Try sorting things by color (e.g. books or decorations) to create a cleaner look.
• Bed as a highlight : Clean bed linens in neutral colors make a big difference. Simple bedspreads can make your room look even more tidy.
• A designated desk zone : Keep your desk clear and tidy to help you concentrate.

Additional tips:

• Meal Prep : Prepare snacks or small meals for the week to save time and have healthy options on hand.
• Schedule time for yourself regularly : Journaling, reading, yoga or meditation can help make your everyday life calmer.
• Minimalism check : Regularly clear out what you no longer need (clothes, school supplies, decorations).