While you're sleeping, bacteria accumulates on the tongue. Start your morning by using a metal tongue scraper to rid yourself of all that buildup. Do this even before you brush your teeth... you'll be surprised by what a big difference it makes in your oral hygiene!

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Take a moment to connect with nature each day. It can be as simple as "literally just opening the door in the morning and getting light into [your] eyes and sitting outside."

One benefit of this, according to "Slow Beauty," is that by taking in "First Light," this exposure to natural light in the morning "helps reset our body clock, which assists in the processes of our internal rhythm working optimally."

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Before getting into the shower, take a moment to exfoliate the skin by dry brushing. Pink says that this simple practice really wakes up the body, and tones and clarifies the skin. (Fun fact: Gwyneth Paltrow says she's a fan!)

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When it comes to caring for skin, most people only focus on the face! However, as Pink explains, "Aging is a process of dehydration, so I think it's really important that people start paying attention to the body."

When picking a body moisturizer, remember that the skin is our largest organ, and it's crazy absorbent. Take care with what you apply, and be aware of the ingredients in your products. A good place to start? SpaRitual's Body Salve, $44, as it is 100 percent natural, and is made with a high percentage of certified organic ingredients.

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