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Whether you live solo, have three roommates, or escape from your (wonderful but extremely energetic) toddlers after you put them to bed, your bedroom is *your* space. But when you have a lease, there are limits to what you can do. However, you can still do all kinds of wonderful things to make it feel unique to you! Even if you can't paint, you can use damage-free wall mounts, unexpected storage and details, and small bedding tweaks to make a big difference. Read on for inspo!
1. Swap your overhead or table lamp bulbs for a pair of LED stained glass bulbs if you wanna dial the whimsy up to 1,000. What a lovely alternative for a plain white box you can't paint!
Promising review: "I love these bulbs. They make any room all warm and cozy. Also a fantastic night-light for the little ones. :) Get you some!" —Amazon Customer
Get them from Amazon for $18.76+ (available in three styles).
2. Add a non-overhead light source that is THE moment like this glossy glass lamp, a bendy lamp, or even a traditional shade with a non-traditional base. You can't remove that unsightly boob light but you *can* express some of your personal taste through a fun table lamp!
Promising review (for the glass lamp): "It's real glass – not plastic! Really happy with the quality. It has an actual socket for a candelabra bulb (not included) so you can replace the bulb, unlike the numerous built-in LED lamps sold everywhere." —Alyson Moy
Promising review (for the bendy lamp): "Easy to set up. Looks great in the house. Kids love it." —C. Wholberg
Promising review (for the traditional lamp): "Super cute and funky lamp. Easy to put together. Perfect for my little girl's bedroom." —Ren DeCan
Get them from Amazon: glass lamp for $38.99 (available in five colors), bendy lamp for $26.99, or non-traditional base for $45.99 (available in five colors).
3. Or if you want to zhuzh up a boring lamp shade, drape a dramatic necklace on it like I did for mine or add a bunch of brooches to a plain shade like one TikToker did.
I grabbed this necklace at an antique shop in Palm Springs from a decommissioned ~secret~ society without plans on how to use it, but it found a home on this neutral lampshade!
If you love the brooches idea but don't have any lying around, here's a pack of 16 from Amazon for $23.99. If your lampshade is flat, this could work with enamel pins, though know that once you use this trick there's really no going back with that holey lampshade.
4. Hang decorative tassels from lampshades, furniture pulls, doorknobs, wherever you could use a little jazzing up on the cheap.
One reviewer was able to dye the tassels to match a costume, so that's a possibility to match your vision!
Promising review: "These tassels are very nice. So nice that I immediately purchased another pair. They are made of a silky yarn that is very soft to the touch. The ratio of red to gold is well-balanced, giving it an elegant and sophisticated look. They're not too heavy, but the perfect weight to hang without easily moving around. I would say the price is very reasonable. I did say I purchased a second pair! I think they'll last for a long time." —Amazon Customer
Get two from Amazon for $12.96 (available in 11 colors).
If these are too pricey, there are lots of smaller, similar tassels for cheaper on Amazon.
5. Even if you're not allowed to paint, there are tons of ways to bring some character to your walls, like putting up lighted curtains you can layer with some sheer curtains for an ethereal look.
Get them from Amazon: 300-LED light curtain for $14.99 and sheer curtains for $10.99+ (available in several colors and lengths)
And if you're looking for something slightly different check out these string lights with photo clips.
6. Frame non-art things as pieces of artwork, like a coaster from your favorite restaraunt, your expired passport, or even a ticket from something special!
This beaut is a tiny leather book I bought at a flea market maybe a decade ago of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner that I thought was so cool, but I didn't really have any use for. So I framed it a few years ago and added it to my eclectic gallery wall above my couch. It isn't exactly evenly spaced in the frame, but I think that just adds to the charm? I just got a new passport and plan on framing my old one to an open page with the most stamps once I find a frame I like. Also, check out this TikToker's gallery wall of framed coasters for further inspo!
I used a plain spare frame I had lying around for this DIY, but you can grab two 3"x5" plain ones from Amazon for $6.99.
7. Install wall art with Command strips made specifically for the task. This version is made to hold up to 16 lbs., and is easy to peel off the wall when it's time to move or you want to rearrange a gallery wall.
I've used these for most of my wall art, and when you (as the reviewer mentions) wait for the Command strip to adhere to the wall per the directions, it really can hold! Also, make sure to follow the directions on *where* to place the strips when it comes to whatever you're hanging up, because that matters a lot too. Like with all wall art installation, I rec using a level to make sure your art is even, because unlike with a nail, it's harder to tilt and adjust once the strip is in place.
Promising review: "Used these to hang a ton of pictures in our new mountain retreat. These worked great. Used them for both heavy and lighter photos. A little pricier than a nail, but I love the ease of removal, and it makes it easier to get them hung level. We followed the instructions and waited 24 hours to put the pictures up." —AmazonUtah
Get 14 pairs from Amazon for $12.25.
8. Mask the ugly existing blinds with some NoNo Brackets, aka curtain rod brackets that fit onto your existing blinds without drilling any holes and and spackling them later.
Promising review: "This bracket is awesome and was extremely easy to install. We were able to hang curtains over our vertical blinds in just a few minutes and didn't even need any tools. Great product!!!" —Amazon Customer
Get a set of two from Amazon for $19.95 (also available in brown, black, gold, and brass, and also available in inside-mount brackets).
9. And if you're putting up some curtains, a set of room-darkening velvet curtains are a dramatic (except to your wallet) option!
Promising review: "Purchased these for my studio, which is in an old mill. I wanted them for their insulating properties more than to block out the light because my studio loses a lot of heat at night due to its enormous windows. The curtains/drapes work great for both — I am especially pleased with how well they help keep the space from losing heat! Before having the curtains the space would lose about 8 degrees in temperature overnight (which in the winter is a significant amount, especially in the northeast). Now, with the curtains, the space no longer loses heat overnight! It is now so nice to go into my studio in the morning and find it still toasty warm!" —Noname
Get them from Amazon for $21.99+ (available in four sizes and eight colors).
10. Create a whimsical corner with some fun objects of varying levels. When in doubt for a group of something, go for an odd number (like my three candlesticks) because it will create the most visual interest.
This is just a lil' corner on my table beside my couch where I grouped a bunch of red and black stuff together. When in doubt, a red moment is an easy win!
If you want to recreate the candle style, there are tons of black candle holders and fun taper candles on Amazon.
11. Add on a set of satin pillowcases (that I own and can vouch have a soothing, cooling effect) as a way to treat your hair and skin better *while* adding some variety to your bedding! Opt for a color different than your sheet set to really make 'em pop!
12. Or invest in a fun blanket you can toss "casually" on the foot of your bed or over your duvet that's a little tired to make your room feel newer.
Promising review: "This is a stunning blanket…..it is perfect for finishing off my boho bedroom look. I washed and dried it prior to using it and it turned out beautifully. I would suggest that the pictures online really need to show more of the darker teal side, as it is very rich with stunning color contrast. The weight and the fact that there is no fringe make this 100% cotton blanket perfect for sleeping in our cooler temps in Southern California." —Diane
Get it from Amazon for $43.99 (available in several patterns).
13. But if buying some new bedding *is* in the cards (and you budget), go for a design that'll feel transformative up against your existing stuff.
Promising review: "I was blown away at how high-end this duvet cover was! It is absolutely beautiful! The weight of it is very substantial, so it won’t tear. It has a silk-like finish, which is gorgeous. I am so excited to find this item." —Joellen Chapman
Get it from Amazon for $46.99+ (available in nine designs and five sizes).
14. Get a night-light for your bed that'll make you feel like you're staying at a fancy hotel as you step around that pile of clothes that fell off "the chair" in the middle of the night.
Promising review: "Great light strip. The motion sensor has a good range and then controls for time on and brightness are wonderful. The 3M tape on the back could be stronger, but for the price and motion sensor it is a great buy. Also we have this plugged into a smart outlet so that it only turns on during certain hours of the day. That plus the feature that is there is enough ambient light, the motion sensor doesn't trigger makes this on par with systems that are far more expensive. Works great with Google home as well because of the linked smart plug. Very happy with the purchase. Would be 4.5 stars just because of the tape not being sticky enough, but they do provide a second roll in the box, which helps." —AC
Get it from Amazon for $17.99.
15. Make bedside essentials feel a little more special with a "house" tissue box cover or an elegant faux-leather cover (with some Bottega Veneta vibes) because you NEED some tissues for your sniffles, but those Kleenex box designs are hideous.
That is my nightstand on the left. I love this thing! And it for real reminds me to buy tissues.
Promising review (for the house): "Since I am a broke 31-year-old this was the only house I can afford. Plus it helps hide the tissues I use to cry in every night." —Lizbanta
Promising review (for the faux-leather): "This tissue box cover stylish and fits perfectly. It's easy to remove and replace and great for disguising tissue cardboard boxes. The texture adds a nice touch and is good addition to any bedroom decor." —Cathy
Get them from Amazon: house for $10+ (available in two colors) or faux-leather for $6.99+ (available in 13 colors).
16. Get creative to contain the (necessary) mess with faux coffee table books that resemble $$$ Assouline travel series you've seen styled in a million splashy home spreads. They'll add some visual interest while containing your occasional essentials like the Kindle charger you use maybe once a month but need nearby.
17. And if your router is in your bedroom, mask it with a bookish disguise for a FAR nicer look than the bulky unit Spectrum had in stock when you needed it.
18. Opt for a sconce-like night-light instead of a plain ole one because, unfortunately, you can't use a candelabra while wearing an elaborate nightgown to go and explore a weird sound in the night like a heroine in a Guillermo del Toro masterpiece.
19. Treat light switches like an artistic op with this butter switch plate or get a little fancy with a refined-looking frame. (This is an easy swap as long as you didn't get the landlord special where they painted *over* the light switch and outlet plates.)
Promising review (for the butter stick): "It’s up in the kitchen and it makes me laugh every time I see it." —Jacqueline
Promising review (for the frame): "These are absolutely beautiful! If I ever move, I'm taking them with me. You may think they're a little pricey, but they're REALLY heavy and far nicer than the stuff you find at the local hardware store. I bought the switch plate, outlet plates, and even a blank plate to cover an old electrical box left behind by DIRECTV." —Karebow
Get the butter stick from Phantom3DByKelsey on Etsy for $21.99 or the frame from Amazon for $15+ (available in seven finishes)
20. Realize your childhood dreams of a canopied bed with some DIY, either with a ringed canopy you can hang from one ceiling hook, a canopy you can hang from several hooks, or a curtain rod DIY from one TikToker. I didn't realize I was in a royal's bed chamber!
Promising review (for the left): "This is a queen-size bed, and it can literally cover the entire outside of the bed if I wanted to. Easy to install. Took less than 10 minutes (probably would have been shorter if I wasn’t installing on a beanbag and a pile of pillows). Would recommend it to all my friends. My sister ever bought one for her daughter." —Mandy
Promising review (for the right): "UGH I FEEL LIKE A PRINCESS!! Love this net, easy to put up. Good quality and comes with bows! The lights can be battery-powered or plugged in. My friends have complimented it and find it very cozy. I also have autism, and this gives me great comfort!" —Meow
Get them from Amazon: single hook for $14.99 (available in six colors) or several hooks for $24.51+ (available in seven colors).
21. Play up whatever natural sunlight you get with a rainbow prism sun catcher or a sparkling sun catcher chandelier that'll make your bedroom dance with rainbows.
Promising review (for the suncatcher): "This might be the best thing I’ve ever purchased. My room looks magical on sunny afternoons. If you love yourself buy these crystals. Not only are the rainbows pretty but the crystals are too." —Tiffany Tyree
Promising review (for the chandelier): "Soooo pretty and makes the room dance with glittery disco spots. It’s such a whimsical little addition to the plant window." —KB
Get them from Amazon: sun catcher for $9.99 or the chandelier for $16.99.
22. And create even more light play with some iridescent window film that'll provide some privacy and still let in SO much light. No need to worry about your nosey neighbor across the way peeking in on you while you devour a box of Girl Scout cookies on your bed.
Promising review: "I have a weird skinny window in my house where no normal window covering works. People walking on our community trail can see up into our upstairs bathroom when the light is on and it's dark outside. Not a good plan at all. So I used this window film and cut different-sized circles and placed then on this window to interrupt the view into the house. Worked perfectly! Very easy to use." —Marsgard
Get it from Amazon for $9.98+ (available in six sizes).
23. Or turn glass doors on an old piece of furniture into design-y hidden storage with some colorful window film. Now no one will be able to tell the TV stand is where you shove all the stuff on "the chair" before a guest arrives.
Promising review: "Great product! I wanted to upscale my cabinet and hide the items stored in it, and this was the perfect solution. It comes with everything you need to install i,t and it's a breeze to install. Light comes through beautifully, and I love that it has texture, which makes it look amazing. No hassle whatsoever. Great buy." —Wilmalie
Get it from Amazon for $9.99.
And if this colorful design isn't your thing, there are seemingly endless design options for similar window film on Amazon!
24. Prioritize (and romanticize) your bedroom hydration goals with a cutie cherry-inspired bedside carafe that'll look adorable when empty, too!
Ban.do is a US-based small business that specializes in quirky accessories, home products, and stationery.
Promising review: "Very dainty and caviar-esque, LMAO. I love it! I have to be delicate with this piece as I don’t want to break it. It’s beautiful easy to clean and just freaking cute." —Diamond Girl
Get it from Amazon for $39.95.
25. Improve your home theater experience with a USB-powered LED light strip so you can finally finish ALL of Netflix this winter while you're hibernating.
Promising review: "Easy to install. Lights provide ample lighting; USB allows lights to be a standalone fixture without tying up another wall socket. The USB interface also acts to turn the lights on and off with the TV. Backlighting also seems to make the screen seem sharper." —Shaun
Get it from Amazon for $13.99+ (available in sizes S–XXL).
26. And put your TV to work when you're not waching Heated Rivalry for the ninth time with a "Billion Dollar Art Gallery" brick that'll give you the look of the Samsung Frame for hundreds less. You only have to pluge your USB into your TV and you can choose from 500 paintings to display instead of that plain black screen or taking an endless tour through Roku City.
Billion Dollar Art Gallery is a small business that specializes in accessible art technology. You can even toggle it to display captions to learn more about the art's history.
Promising review: "I love everything about this product. I love the case's detail, the etching on the USB drive, the selection of art, and the business idea itself is genius. I bought it years ago, and I'm revisiting it now because I use it every single day on my Frame TV. My tiny children are art savvy (and appreciative) because they have a billion-dollar art gallery playing in their house every day. Bravo, person who came up with this idea. I wish you'd make another installment. I'd buy another 500 images. There are a lot more in the public domain that I'd love for you to collect for me." —Amy
Get it from Amazon for $39.99 (available in four styles, including one for kids and a National Parks version).
27. Make the most of your outlet that's ALWAYS charging your devices but is in kinda an odd spot with this colorful outlet shelf that'll be a bit more of an obvious reminder. It simply screws on like any other outlet cover!
Golden Fordged is a Huntsville, Alabama–based shop specializing in home and office organization products.
Promising review: "I love this little thing so much! I wanted to optimize the space in our tiny bathroom when I remodeled it this month. It’s sturdy and does exactly what it’s supposed to do." —sarahlynnewalters
Get it from Golden Forged on Etsy for $19.99 (available in nine colors).
28. Add on a new impromptu seating opportunity AND a place to put your extra throw blankets with a button-tufted storage ottoman The tufted top looks deceptively fancy while giving you a place to kick back and elevate your old dogs.
Get a closer look at the pink ottoman near the end of this TikTok from @kvngkala!
Homebeez is a small business that sells decor.
Promising reviews: "Wanna feel like a 1930s glamorous femme fatale who just killed her husband in a fit of passion and is cooling down with a glass of wine and a cigarette? Look no further than this ottoman. You won’t regret your choice." —K
"This was a GREAT buy! I’ve gotten so many compliments on this piece. The color is even more beautiful in person. It’s sturdy, but lightweight, and has a good amount of storage space. I’m considering buying a different color for my bedroom." —Alexis L.
Get it from Amazon for $129.99+ (available in 10 colors).
29. If you can't (because of your lease) or won't (out of laziness) install a tall bookshelf along the wall, try out a freestanding, four-tier rotating bookcase that'll get your TBR stack(s) up and off the floor! Oh, and it spins!
Promising review: "Well made with good material. Went together with no issues. Rotates easily even when full of items. I placed this bookshelf in the corner of a small room. Great use of space." —C.E. Harris
Get it from Amazon for $89.98+ (available in four finishes).
30. But if you're good with mounting stuff on the walls, these floating bookshelves will help you get the library of your dreams — without hiring a cabinet person, trying to Tetris together a bunch of tall pre made bookcases, or even finding a floor-to-ceiling expanse of blank wall in your sleep space.
If you have an oddly shaped room you can find some stylish solace in these rather than a standing bookshelf that'll hog precious floor space.
Promising review: "These are so much fun! We ordered the small size, which fits standard hardback books (approximately five to seven hardbacks in my experience). They're a great way to add some extra storage to our very small home, and we've placed them in our hallway so people ask us about them all the time. I'd highly recommend!" —LaBuenaVidaMere
Get three from Amazon for $45 (available in different sets).
31. Create a super cozy effect with a two-in-one Himalayan salt lamp and essential oil diffuser that has a calming ~flame~ effect. If you can't have your own wood-burning fireplace in your bedroom, this is the cheapest and laziest alternative.
According to Johns Hopkins, you may want to avoid diffusing oils around larger groups and young children because of the side effects of different oils. You may also want to avoid using an oil diffuser around pets with breathing problems, according to the ASPCA.
Promising review: "This is the most beautiful and calming aromatherapy oil diffuser I have seen. This is incredibly easy to use and features various timer buttons that can be shut off at your discretion. I love to watch its realistic 'flame' effect. The scent emits wonderfully. It also looks beautiful in my home. This was a great value for the price and great quality." —Amanda
Get it from Amazon for $22.79 (available in six styles).
32. Embrace a faux green thumb without having to recruit someone to water your plants while you're on a cruise by investing in a 5-foot-tall faux bird of paradise plant or embrace the full-on faux with a vine with smart lights you can position in all kinds of ways on your wall.
Promising review (for the plant): "I had a live Bird of Paradise which I loved but it did not get enough light or warmth in my home. I decided to look for an artificial one. After lots of research and choices, I chose this one. It came with the leaves off. They were easily connected to each branch. The leaves and branches are bendable, which helps to make it even more realistic. I used my pot, I had my live one in, and topped it off with some of the leftover soil. Now I can enjoy my favorite plant without worrying about how to keep it alive. I highly recommend!" —HC
Promising review (for the vine): "Take your time and mock up branches with painters tape. Then replace the tape with mini Command hooks. We just use a timer to turn in and off daily. Very pleased with this!!" —Marc
Get them from Amazon: the plant for $42.98 or the vine for $29.99.
33. Rely on an alarm clock that works with (not against) your style, like an innovative, mesmerizing moonrise alarm clock or minimalist wooden clock that'll still be bright enough to see from across the room. (No judgment if you have to position your alarm clock FAR away from your bed!)
Check out a TikTok of the moonrise alarm clock in action. Btw, it's designed to slowly wake you up in the morn in a way that feels more natural with your natural circadian rhythms
Promising review (for the moonrise clock): "This thing is the real deal. My daughters love it! They needed a way to wake up more naturally on school days — this alarm can be set to begin brightening 10 minutes before their alarm, and it’s helped a lot! Plus, they adore the beautiful moon nightlight with shooting stars — I do, too! This one seemed too good to be true when I ordered it, but it’s definitely lived up to the hype." —Emlefty11
Promising review (for the wooden clock): "Best bedside nightstand clock ever. I love that during the night, I can reach over and dim it and then brighten it up again in the morning, so I don’t have too much light in my room at night" —sweet mommy
Get them from Amazon: the moonrise clock for $36.99 or the wooden clock for $14.99 (available in five colors).
34. Move a light source around as you need it with a portable, rechargable table lamp when you need something a little less glaring than task lighting.
You can charge it with a Type-C port and the light normally lasts 4–6 hours. The top and base are magnetic for easy folding and storage when not in use!
Promising review: "I love this decorative table light! It adds such a cozy, warm touch to my space, not too bright. 👍🏻" —Johny Haines
Get it from Amazon for $28.98.
35. Toss a fun throw pillow on your bed, like one custom-made to look like your family pet (who's not allowed on the bed) or a giant set of lips.
Promising review (for the dog pillow): "The greatest gift money could buy. Perfection. I have no notes." —Dave Kuznicki
Promising review (for the lips pillow): "This pillow is SO cute! The fabric is on the thinner side, but it’s decorative, so who cares? I love it and would recommend it to anyone who wants to add a funky touch to their bedding." —Laura
Get them from Amazon: the dog pillow for $8.97 (personalized for pets or humans) or the lips pillow for $20.99+ (available in 10 designs)
36. Use containers and vessels in the "wrong" way for storage. For example, I use a vintage trophy as a pen cup. You can use a fun coffee mug for fragrance samples, wine bottle necks for bracelets, all kinds of things!
I grabbed this trophy sample at an antique store a few years back with "I'll find an eventual use for this" plans and realized it would make a dramatic, generously sized pen cup. I've had my eye on this cute lil' coffee mug a while and the TikTok girlies are WILD for putting perfume samples or mathcbooks into a small bowl or teacup.
37. Rig up a set of floating candles you can whip a magic "wand" remote at to turn on for a ghostly effect. And you can get REALLY creative with them by staggering the candles' heights because each comes with a nearly-5-foot clear fishing line. WHO says every day can't be Halloween in your room?!
Promising review: "I purchased these after I saw them in a viral TikTok video, and they did not disappoint! Every single one of the candles works perfectly and the flame flickers just like a real candle. They were really easy to put up into the ceiling because they were already strong with the fishing line. I just used clear thumbtacks and wrapped the line around it and hung it to the ceiling. The wand is so cool and works perfectly well for turning on and off the lights. I definitely would purchase more to add a little bit more magic throughout the house! Absolutely worth it!" —Korg
Get a set of 12 from Amazon for $19.99 (available in six varieties).
38. Or move around a set of remote-controlled flameless candles as you please to help establish an ~atmosphere~ without causing a fire hazard. They're incredibly convincing, though, so you might wanna tell guests before they worry about you leaving them unattended.
Promising review: "I bought one set and loved them so much I bought two more sets. They're the most realistic looking fake candles I've bought so far. The 'flame' up close obviously doesn't look real but from afar with the flicker setting on, you almost can't tell these aren't real. They also put out a decent amount of light for being fake. Gives my living room a very cozy feel which is what I wanted. Remote works great as well." —suckerforcats
Get a set of three from Amazon for $25.99 (available in five styles).
39. Elevate a Funko or pretty perfume bottle collection with these iridescent risers that'll put stuff within easier reach on a shelf or flat surface when you want it.
Promising review: "Perfect for my Pop Mart figurines!" —Esther Arcuna
Get eight risers for $23.99 (also available in a 10-pack).
40. Fill an attention-grabbing vase with some faux flowers you won't have to tend to but can admire for a looooong, long time. Like, as long as your lease lasts!
Promising review (for the vase): "I filled this with faux succulents and it’s just precious. The quality is very good." —Kelli S.
Promising review (for the faux peonies): "These are absolutely gorgeous. Just fluff them a bit like you would a regular flower and they look great. They come with the stem folded in half and bundled so you can adjust the length, but since I was using an opaque vase, I just kept them that way. They are perfect fullness for an average bouquet. I haven’t had any issues with any of them falling off. As a pet owner, this was a great solution to bring some life into my living space without worrying about them becoming a pet snack." —Nay
Get them from Amazon: the vase for $34 and the flowers for $16.99+ (available in 28 colors)
And if peonies aren't your thing, there are lots of quite convincing faux flowers on Amazon!
41. Turn an empty corner (or the corner where you throw your dirty clothes) into a reading nook with a convertible folding sofa bed that may make you cheat on your actual bed when it comes to nap time.
42. Give your eyeglasses a fun spot to rest for the night on your nightstand with this funky horse (or other animal) so you'll know exactly where they are once you go looking for them in the morn.
Promising review: "I bought this for a friend's birthday, who is always losing her sunglasses. I was concerned because some reviews said it fell over too easily or the glasses didn't fit. I suspect they were using it wrong, as I did at first. The bridge of the glasses goes over the horse's nose, with the temples crossing in the slot. I have pretty thick heavy glasses, and it works fine." —Judith
Get it from Amazon for $9.99 (available in eight animals).
43. Use a bed skirt (and iron or steam it before you put it on your bed). It'll make your whole setup look SO much tidier and is often overlooked these days. And with one of these, you can successfully shove so much underneath your bed away from prying eyes — or even your own eyes.
Promising review: "Well worth the money 11 bucks roughly.. same material throughout.. not thinner material in the center like some bed skirts." —Chef faris
Get it from Amazon for $9.99+ (available in 11 colors and five sizes).
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