14 Items That'll Help You Build the Coziest At-Home Spa Night This Winter

You'll want to save space in your spa-night lineup for the new e.l.f. Cosmetics SuperRevitalize Magnetic Mask ($24). It'll certainly make for one mesmerizing, skin-smoothing facial. The creamy, iron-based mask and the handheld magnetic tool work together to pull out dirt from the surface of the skin. Yes, just like a magnet, the tool literally draws the mask formula and those unwanted impurities out and off of the skin. It's also infused with vitamin C to brighten and vitamin E for added hydration.

Keep your hair out of your face (and out of your mask!) during your at-home facial with a spa headband. The Whaline Spa Facial Headband Set ($8 for three) is available in several different color options. Each headband is washable and adjustable.

Unwind from a stressful week with a soak in a warm tub sprinkled with Bathing Culture Big Dipper Mineral Bath ($30). The soothing combination of sea salts, jojoba oil, and clay will treat your muscles, your skin, and your overall mood.

Use the dual-sided e.l.f. Cosmetics Jade Roller ($10) to give your facial muscles a gentle massage. Editor tip: apply a facial oil first to help the tool move more smoothly over the surface of your skin.

Let's be real: a comfy, plush robe, like the Skims Cozy Knit Bouclé Robe ($128), is the ideal ensemble for an at-home spa night in the dead of the winter. This design has convenient pockets for you to stash your phone and comes in five different color options.

After you pour yourself a hydrating glass of cucumber water (it is spa night, after all!), treat your thirsty skin to a boost of moisture with the e.l.f. Cosmetics Holy Hydration! Sleeping Mask ($10). Made with hyaluronic acid, ceramides, and peptides, it's designed to leave skin looking plumped up, refreshed, and well-moisturized. If you get too tired to take it off, it can even be worn overnight.

Kick back and let the massaging jets of a foot bath cater to your tired feet. With over 13,000 five-star ratings, the HoMedics Bubble Mate Foot Spa ($25) is one of the most popular options on Amazon. It's made with nodes on the bottom to further soothe feet and comes with a removable pumice stone for exfoliation purposes.

Use your at-home spa night as an excuse to try out a new candle. The Keys Soulcare Sage + Oat Milk Candle ($38) gives off a slightly sweet and calming aroma that will set just the right mood.

It's certainly a splurge, but if you're looking to upgrade the facial-treatment aspect of your at-home spa nights, the CurrentBody Skin LED Mask ($399) will do the trick. This LED mask is made of a flexible silicone that allows it to better fit to the face and effectively deliver the red and near-infrared light to the skin. This light combination is said to help reduce the appearance of wrinkles, calm redness, and boost the skin's glow.

Pour a little bit of the Natureofthings Restorative Floral Bath ($85) into a tub of warm water to experience the scents of a gorgeous floral bouquet of plumeria, jasmine, and vetiver. The soak is also made with shea butter and green-tea oil to hydrate and nourish the skin.

Don't forget your lips! The e.l.f. Cosmetics Calm Balm ($5) is appropriately named for spa night and is made with hemp-seed oil to hydrate and soften.

Dry, chilly weather can do a number on your hair health, but adding a moisturizing hair mask into your weekly hair-care routine, like the R+Co Bleu De Luxe Reparative Masque ($73), can help. This five-minute formula uses plant oils and a proprietary complex to strengthen, hydrate, and add shine to dehydrated, damaged hair.

Embrace the festive scents of the season while you exfoliate with the Malin + Goetz Peppermint Body Scrub ($35).

Finish off your at-home facial by moisturizing the delicate skin around your eyes. We love the hyaluronic-acid-infused e.l.f. Cosmetics Holy Hydration Eye Cream ($10) because it's deeply hydrating but still extremely lightweight.