Spa Treatments at Home

Overworked, overanxious, and overbooked? Pencil in some private time and follow these easy home spa tips to release stress and restore sluggish skin. Using ingredients from your kitchen, you can create a relaxing home spa to fit your budget. Face, body, or hair, we've got you covered.

by Amy Boulanger
     
Raw oatmeal used for exfoliating skin.

Exfoliate

Lackluster skin needs to be shed to reveal a rosy glow. Exfoliation is key to looking young and healthy.

Learn how to exfoliate at home »

Using an emery board to clean up nails.

Manicure

While part of their appeal is the pampering, manicures are an essential grooming step.

Give yourself a manicure »

Toiletries needed to give yourself a pedicure at home.

Pedicure

A proper pedicure cleans feet, stimulates circulation, and controls painful calluses.

Give yourself a pedicure »

Olive oil being poured out of a glass carafe.

Condition

If your hair is looking less than lustrous, look no further than the kitchen for solutions.

Learn how to condition at home »

Close-up of a glass of water.

Hydrate

Moist heat revives dry, tired skin while unclogging pores. You need to stay hydrated, inside and out.

Give yourself a facial steam »

A woman lying in bed with cucumbers on her eyes.

Soothe Eyes

The classic cucumber remedy is well-known for its soothing effects on puffy eyes.

Learn how to soothe your eyes »

A woman getting a facial treatment in her home.

The 10 Minute Facial

Flawless skin shouldn't have to be so hard to get in the everyday world.

Learn the 10 minute facial »

Shea butter, used to make lip balm.

At-Home Lip Balm

Making your own lip balm at home can be a creative and healthy way to manage your beauty regimen. 

Learn to make lip balm at home »

A woman touching the skin on her face.

Cosmetic Safety 101

Don't be fooled by the latest fads. Get expert advice on choosing safe beauty products.

Learn about cosmetic safety »