Treat Your Body Right — These 6 Products Help Give Some Love to Often-Forgotten Areas

Your tongue: it's probably not a spot you think about a lot, amirite? Well, unfortunately it's a place in your body that can accumulate bacteria that can cause bad breath and dental decay. Enter: the Boka Tongue Scraper ($7), a simple device you can use to scrape away all the gunk that builds up on your tongue. It's easy and painless, and can improve the overall health of your mouth. Of course, it doesn't replace brushing or flossing, but it can't hurt to add to your routine.

Pads are pads, right? Nope! In fact, we should be paying way more attention to what we're looking for in a pad — because they really are allll up in your most delicate area. That skin is bound to be rather sensitive, even if other areas of your body — like the skin on your face — don't get irritated easily. So you want to look for irritation-free pads like Carefree Breathe Ultra Thin Regular Pads with Wings ($5). These pads have an airy top layer designed to keep your skin dry all day so it doesn't become irritated. They're also dermatologist-tested, fragrance-free and dye-free. It's important to let your skin breathe — because soothed skin is happy skin, no matter where it is on your body.

While our nails themselves usually get all the attention, our cuticles are begging for some TLC. Your cuticles need to be moisturized and supple in order to keep your nails healthy, so it's important that we don't overlook that little half moon. Deborah Lippmann's The Cure Nail Cuticle Repair Cream Treatment ($24) combats dry and brittle cuticles with raspberry stem cell extract, red algae, shea butter, sodium hyaluronate, and vitamins A, C, and E, so your hands look their most beautiful even if you're skipping mani appointments.

If you've ever had an irritated inner nostril, you know how irksome that pain can be. Especially during the colder months, keeping the skin inside your nose hydrated and nourished is paramount. Zarbee's Naturals Soothing Saline Nasal Mist With Aloe ($5.50) helps repair cracked, dehydrated skin with a combination of cleansing saline and soothing gentle aloe.

Keeping your skin exfoliated is the first step in making sure you're entire body feels supple and hydrated. Removing dead skin allows all the moisture from your lotions and balms soak in and get to work. Make sure to pay attention to spots like your elbows, knees, back of your neck, and calves — all places where dirt can build up and cracked skin can appear. The beauty of Herbivore Botanicals Coco Milk Body Polish ($36) is that it exfoliates and hydrates at the same time, and is much more gentle on the surface of the skin than many other salt-based scrubs. Sugar crystals lightly buff skin, while coconut milk, virgin coconut oil, shea butter, and squalane moisturize.

You're likely either skipping pedicures or going longer between appointments right now, so your heels are probably seeing a little less love than usual. Before the situation gets too, uh, rough, use Biopelle Exfoliating Heel Cream ($70) to resurface skin to make way for new healthy cell growth. The formula uses a large amount of exfoliating glycolic acid (30 percent, to be exact) and soothing amino acids to get rid of tough calluses, leaving silky smooth feet behind.