Drifting
off into a peaceful and restful nights sleep isn’t the easiest. A bad night’s
sleep leads to unwanted dark purple and blue bags and a pounding headache. This
post will give you a few beauty recommendations and any other tips and tricks
that I find helpful.
Having
a relaxing and soothing bath before bed is a simple and effective way of
feeling calm. A quick pampering session is the best way to unwind before bed.
The Body shop shower gels smell super yummy and my favourites are strawberry,
mango and moringa. If I’m looking for something a little more luxury, I also love the Gucci Flora
shower gel. This is a really calming scent.
The Space
NK bath oil in Jasamber is also a great one to pour into a running bath. You only need a few drops for a soothing
effect. You could also use it as a hair oil or body moisturiser. The Body shop
coconut oil is also very similar.
Lush
do some super smelling bath bombs that make your bath much more interesting.
‘Fun’ bath putty is kind of weird, but really cool too. I find that if you
crush it up, it works in the same way.
I
would recommend having a playlist of your favourite relaxing songs or YouTube
videos by your side for entertainment. I currently love Gabrielle Aplin’s new acoustic
album.
A
pillow spray is a simple way to ensure a good night’s sleep. I personally love
Avon’s Planet Spa range, especially the pillow mist. It smells like a muted
sweet lavender and is really relaxing. I also like the solid perfume
‘sleep balm’. It not only soothes the skin where applied to and smells lovely
too.
If
you don’t feel like buying a pillow mist then you could try spraying your
favourite perfume instead. I love the Marc Jacobs Daisy Delight, Flora Gucci
and Coco Chanel. The Gucci and Chanel are more musky, soothing and calming,
whilst the Marc Jacobs is very floral, lusciously delightful and fresh.
For
a boost of hydration and plumping to the skin, take a look at my skincare post, where I
explore some moisturising picks for winter.
Beauty
aside, tying up loose ends before bed means that you won’t be worrying during
the night about things you haven’t done, which induces a deep and peaceful
sleep. Try then reading a book that’s not too challenging or a magazine, to
help your brain calm down.
I
hope this helps you calm before bed and sleep better.
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