7 Products To Take Your Hot Girl Nightstand To The Next Level

So whether you want to pamper yourself before turning in, or just get better sleep, here are seven things to keep on your hot girl nightstand to help:

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Personally, I never thought I'd be one to sleep with one on, but since using Slip's silk eye mask, I swear I'm falling asleep faster than ever.

Alarm clocks aren't all created equal, and if you're relying on your phone to wake you up, having it on your nightstand can encourage not only doomscrolling at night but also diving back in first thing in the morning. Switch things up with an alarm clock that simulates a natural sunrise, which will help signal your body to wake up—and keep you on your phone a little less.

"I like to keep one perfect orchid in a pot on my bedside table. It doesn't take up much room in that small space, but it's often the last thing I look at before I turn out the light, and that makes me happy," she notes.

"About a year ago I started setting aside five to 10 minutes before bed to massage my hands and my feet. This ritual helps me relax and gives these often neglected skin surfaces a little TLC. My newest go-to product is the Magic Multi Balm from Alo—I'm always shocked at how good my skin feels when I wake up. It's been on my nightstand since it launched, and I don't plan to swap it out soon. Use it on your hands, feet, elbows, or anywhere else prone to dryness," Frye says.

Schneider has been using Necessaire's scalp serum, which she notes is non-greasy, fragrance-free, and nourishes the skin with peptides, hyaluronic acid, and green tea extract. "I swear by a nightly scalp massage for hair growth, and nothing feels more relaxing than kneading out all my scalp tension before tucking in," Schneider says, adding that a quick pass with her fingertips soothes her scalp and mind.

Last but not least, if you're someone who leans into the benefits of aromatherapy, you might want to consider using a calming room mist or pillow spray before bed, such as mbg's Dream Mist. With lavender, sandalwood, Roman chamomile, and linden blossom essential oils, this unique blend will make your sleep space smell irresistibly dreamy.

Our nightstands can help or hurt our sleep, depending on what we have on them. But with these "hot girl" essentials, not only can you wind down with ease, but you'll drift off to sleep that much more soundly.