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When it comes to frigid temperatures, gloves are just as important to your winter wardrobe as a warm coat (and don’t forget your earmuffs and beanie).

If you’ve been looking for waterproof gloves, we’ve found a pair of women’s gloves that retail for just $19.99 at Amazon. And judging by the customer reviews, they’re well worth it.

Available in black and grey, and in sizes ranging from XS-XL, these nylon gloves are equipped with fleece lining and touchscreen capabilities so that you can use your phone and other electronic devices without taking them off.

Inhuan Winter Gloves feature an adjustable, windproof cuff and water-resistant, anti-slip silicone on the palm to help you maintain a firm grip for shoveling snow, running, cycling, snowboarding, biking, skiing and more.

The gloves, which are currently No. 1 on Amazon’s Best Sellers list for women’s gloves for skiing and snowboarding, snagged over 2,800 customer ratings and an overall score of 4.3 out of 5 stars.

Looking for another style of gloves for winter? Heated gloves are a surefire way to keep your hands warm — and they come highly recommended on TikTok, with the hashtag #heatedgloves wracking up over 3 million views.

These rechargeable, heated gloves from Amazon ($59.99) are equipped with a 5V 5000 mAh battery and touchscreen capabilities. According to the product description, the battery lasts for roughly 3-6 hours depending on the heat setting (the gloves feature high, medium and low heat settings ranging from 110°F 150°F).

Amazon’s limited deal saves you up to 14% off the rechargeable gloves (apply the instant coupon to save an additional 10% off). Prime members get fast and free shipping on millions of items including gloves, coats, beanies, scarves, and other winter gear. Not a member? Launch your 30-day free trial here).  

Another wallet-friendly option, these rechargeable, heated gloves are on sale for $37.99 at Walmart (reg. 99.99).

For more winter recommendations, be sure to checkout our roundups of the best puffer jackets and parkas, electric hand warmers and must-haves for running in cold weather.

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From boozy brunches to happy hour, clubbing, concerts and sporting events, alcohol has become a major part of socializing, and although alcohol use spiked during the first two years of the COVID-19 pandemic, young adults are drinking less and older adults are drinking more than in previous decades.

According to a Gallup report from last summer, drinking among adults older than age 55 increased 10 percent in the last decade, while 62 percent of adults under age 35 admit to drinking, down 10 percent from a decade ago.

If you’ve been wanting to take a break from alcohol, Dry January is a great time to get started.

Even celebrities are getting onboard with drinking less. Adele quit drinking for three months last year, the “I Drink Wine” singer revealed to a crowd during her Las Vegas residency in October 2023.

Country star Dierks Bentley revealed that he stopped drinking for two years. “A big part of it was just trying to see if I could,” the “Drunk on a Plane” singer shared with People magazine last November. “I’d been dabbling in taking breaks, but I liked the idea of being able to say you’ve done a year of sobriety. Not 30 days, not 90 days, a frigging year. That’s hard.”

R&B singer Ari Lennox closed out 2023 by celebrating one year of sobriety. In a since-deleted Instagram post, the “Pressure” singer said that alcohol helped her cope with a fear of flying. “I decided December 18th, 2022, would be the day I got clean. You know what I realized after [one] year of many sober flights? I never needed alcohol to get through the flight.” Lennox went on to share that her “toxic relationship with alcohol” left her “stagnant with closed eyes, hindering my growth and my healing.”

Katy Perry, who launched a line of non-alcoholic aperitifs called Des Soi in 2022, embarked on a three-month sobriety pact with fiancé Orlando Bloom last year. “We did this because he’s shooting a movie in London right now that’s taking every ounce of his focus, and so I wanted that opportunity to be supportive,” Perry said last June. “It’s really hard to do anything — whether that’s doing a cleanse or a reset — unless your partner’s doing it. So, doing it together makes it so much easier.”

Like Perry, Zayn Malik has also entered the world of non-alcoholic drinks. The pop star became co-owner of the mocktail brand Mixoloshe last year.

Regardless of whether you’re taking a break from alcohol or quitting altogether, it doesn’t hurt to get a little help sticking to your goal. Apps such as Try Dry, Sober January: Dry Day Tracker, Sober Time, and SoberBuddy can help you stay on track during your sober journey.

As for your drink routine, there’s plenty of non-alcoholic beer, wine and champagne to choose from, along with non-alcoholic whiskey, vodka and tequila — and if you’re in the mood for a non-alcoholic nightcap, the “sleepy girl mocktail” is viral on TikTok.

To help you get started, we’ve rounded up a list of six, bestselling non-alcoholic drinks — including zero proof beer and tasty mocktails — to help you get through Dry January and beyond.

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