Canopy helps you create a more restful environment for a better night’s sleep. Discover how our humidifiers can support your sleep quality by maintaining the right humidity levels throughout the night.
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Canopy's Good Night Guide to Better Sleep
At Canopy, we dedicate ourselves to developing simple but smart solutions to improving at-home beauty and wellness routines. While a balanced diet, exercise, and hydration are all (rightfully) touted as...
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Aromatherapy the Canopy Way
What is aromatherapy? When you hear the word, you likely think of using pleasant scents to create a calming atmosphere. While this is indeed a large perk of aromatherapy, it...
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5 Tips for Sleeping Better With Allergies
When allergy season hits, do you spend your days feeling zoned out because you can’t get a good night’s rest? If so, you aren’t alone. As if the congestion, sneezing, scratchy...
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The New Parent’s Guide to Canopy for Babies
Babies are incredibly fragile, especially during the first few months of life. As a parent, you set up baby monitors and safety gates, put locks on cabinet doors, baby-proof sharp...
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Why Humidifiers Are Essential for Campus Living
This content has been reviewed and updated on August 14, 2024. For many college students, living in a dorm room or campus apartment is a typical experience. It offers an...
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How to Make Your Nighttime Shower More Relaxing
This content has been reviewed and updated on July 31, 2023. There’s no wrong time of day to shower, and when you choose to suds up may have more to...
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How to Create a Bedtime Routine for Your Baby
As babies grow, there’s a lot for them to learn—and that includes how to sleep. While all newborns can fall asleep on their own, falling and staying asleep on a...
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How Fragrance Can Help You Sleep
Stress, a busy schedule, and dietary choices are a few factors that can affect your sleep—and not getting enough shuteye can take a toll on your quality of life. Luckily,...
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Getting to Know the Types of Noise for Better Sleep and Concentration
All kinds of environmental factors contribute to whether you fall asleep quickly or toss and turn in your bed at night. Abrupt background sounds—such as car alarms, barking dogs, or...
