This moisturizer hails from Japan and can be used anywhere on the body, including the face and lips. The moisturizer is super-hydrating thanks to its high content of glycerin, which essentially attracts moisture from the air and seals it into your skin. The formula also contains vitamins E and vitamin B2 for extra hydration, along with camphor which refreshes the skin and prevents irritation.

This magnetic spice rack is a major space-saver in the kitchen. Made of steel, it magnetizes to the side of your refrigerator and provides space for storing your salt, pepper, paprika, and cinnamon. The upper barrier and lip of the rack ensure no spices fall of the shelf — no matter how hard you shut the door of the fridge.

The problem with regular travel pillows is that they have a tendency to push your neck forward, which means you spend half of your plane flight trying to keep your head from tipping forward. This travel pillow, though, supports your chin and the sides of your neck, which keeps your head from bobbing. It also has heat-regulating features — it absorbs heat when you're hot and releases warmth when you're cold. The cover is removable and machine-washable, too.

Made from 100 percent natural and organic ingredients, this Damascus rose face oil works to hydrate and soothe dry, delicate skin. It's packed with antioxidants — which help to ease irritation while protecting skin from damaging elements like pollution, heavy metals, and UV rays. And although it's an oil, the formula is non-comedogenic, so it won't clog pores. This reviewer writes, "This is my holy grail ... I replaced my night time moisturizer with this oil blend. My face feels hydrated & more plump. My acne scars are fading and active blemishes have been healed."

This combination serving bowl and cutting board is pretty ingenious. The lid — which fits over the bowl — doubles as a cutting board. The cutting board and lid are made from eco-friendly bamboo, and the bowl is made from bamboo fiber which is durable but lightweight. The bowl comes with a serving spoon and spork, both of which fit neatly in the lid's cut-out, so you can take the whole set with you to your next potluck.

This set of 14 bamboo makeup remover pads are equivalent to about 2,000 disposable cotton pads, so they're both environmentally-friendly and easy on the wallet. Each soft and fluffy pad removes mascara, foundation, eye shadow, eyeliner and lipstick with just a little warm water and cleanser. They can be put in the washing machine and used again and again. (Just be sure to put them in the included mesh bag so they don't get lost among your socks and T-shirts.)

If you have an anxious dog, this pet bathing tool can be a great help during bath time. Just slip the small tool over your hand and secure with the strap. An adaptor will hook the tool's hose up to your outdoor hose or shower — then, just click the tool on to release a gentle and steady spray of water while you pet your dog (or cat, or even horse). With your comforting hands, your dog won't even know it's bath time.

The honeycomb gel design of these insoles helps absorb shock with every step, so they're great for anyone suffering from foot pain caused by heel spurs, plantar fasciitis, or high arches. They're also a game-changer for athletes or anyone who works on their feet. The fabric of these insoles contains copper, which has antibacterial properties that keep foot odor at bay, and they can be trimmed to fit any size shoe.

This award-winning dry shampoo is made with organically-farmed oat milk from France, which works to protect hair while maintaining the scalp's pH balance. The rice and corn starches soak up excess oil and dirt, leaving the scalp cleansed and refreshed. The best part? Unlike many dry shampoos, this one won't dull your hair's shine or leave a white residue behind. This reviewer writes: "Although I have fine hair, I have A LOT of it and this works really well to keep the oily scalp at bay ... I went from having to wash my hair everyday, to every few days which has started a very positive ripple effect regarding hair health."

Ditch your manual toothbrush for this ionic toothbrush: It claims to remove up to 48 percent more plaque, which means visits to the dentist just got a lot more pleasant (and cheaper). The toothbrush operates silently and is perfect for brushing hard-to-reach places. It even comes with a replacement brush head, so you really get some bang for your buck.

The Unstable Unicorns game is one of the most backed Kickstarter projects of all time — so in other words, it's got major crowd approval. It's a strategic card game where you attempt to build an army of seven unicorns (oh, yes, a unicorn army). But building that army means betraying your friends at every turn — and, like many strategic card games, the further ahead you get, the more likely you are to be targeted by the other players.

Weekly manicures can add up, so it's not a bad idea to find a way to do your nails at home. But if you don't have the steadiest hands, those manicures can get tricky — especially when trimming cuticles. If that's you, try this cuticle trimmer: The looped spiral spring grip offers superior control so you can safely clip with precision and without fear of nicks. The extra-sharp blades are made from stainless steel and are easy to clean.

This microwavable tea kettle is perfect for dorm rooms and office kitchens. Able to hold up to 25 ounces, the dishwasher-safe kettle is resistant to overheating and features a cool-touch handle. And — just like a traditional kettle— it whistles when it reaches its boiling point. Use it to cozy up on cold mornings or for an afternoon pick-me-up of chai.

If you struggle with middle or lower back pain, this acupressure support pillow is for you. The strategically placed magnets create magnetostatic fields which help relieve muscle tension, while the acupressure points provide gentle but effective acupressure benefits. The contoured shape of the pillow also provides extra lumbar support when propped up on a chair — and the pillow can also be used under the neck for targeted neck and head relief.

Short on closet space? Invest in this skirt and pants hanger. The hanger has six tiers with clips that hold jeans, slacks, and skirts. The clips feature rubber tips to prevent indentations on your clothes, and can be adjusted by sliding, so they work on items of any size or length. The hanger is made from durable heavy metal, and fits on any standard closet rod.

This whitening tooth powder is highly alkaline, which means you don't have to rinse it the way you do after using normal toothpaste — and this gives the powder time to keep working long after you stop brushing. It's made with mineral salts that support remineralization, as well as essential oils like clove, cinnamon, and tea tree which have antibacterial properties that'll keep gums healthy. Plaque-fighting coconut oil rounds out the tooth powder, making this formula an oral health powerhouse.

This floating nightstand fits easily over your bed frame and keeps your phone, books, and remote within each reach. Holding up to 15 pounds, the bamboo nightstand features slots to keep charging cables and lamp cords organized. The nightstand also has a glow-in-the-dark strip that provides luminescence for 30 minutes after you turn the lights out, so you can find your water glass for a few more sips before drifting off.

Swipe one of these apple cider vinegar wipes on your face anytime you experience a breakout — because apple cider vinegar has pH balancing properties that fight acne and reduce redness. The wipes are also soaked in other skin-nourishing essential oils: tea tree which fights bacteria, rose geranium which calms the skin, chamomile which soothes irritation, lemongrass which kills external bacteria, and lavender which tones the skin. And don't worry — you won't be left with a vinegar smell. The wipes are gently scented with vanilla.

Get every last drop of brownie batter from the mixing bowl with this silicone bowl scraper. The scraper's rigid core gives you maximum control, while the flexible edges mold to the bowl's contours. (And I wouldn't judge you if you're using the scraper simply to lick the rest of the batter). The scraper is dishwasher-safe and can be stored upright between uses.

Give yourself an at-home facial with this Pore Magic Heating Gel. The steam opens up the pores while Jeju volcanic ash draws out impurities, leaving your pores cleansed and detoxified. The gel contains a whole host of other ingredients that'll make your skin glow, like persimmon extract, green tea extract, and Korean pepper leaf extract — all of which work together to ease irritation, promote exfoliation, and control oil. The result is a smoother, brighter complexion.

Let's be honest — ironing takes time, and it's just not going to happen if you're in a rush to get out the door. It's also not likely to happen if you're looking to get wrinkles out of more cumbersome items like curtains or sheets. For situations like these, put this wrinkle-release spray to work. A few spritzes and you'll be left with crease-free clothes, curtains, and linens. The spray has a delicate lavender scent and contains no dyes, artificial fragrances, or parabens.

There's nothing easy about straining veggies, pasta, or fried foods over a sink. (You really need three hands for that job.) This scoop colander, however, makes straining easy. Just scoop your food directly from the pot and the water or oil will drain right through the slots. The dishwasher-safe scoop is made from tough nylon that's heat-resistant up to 392 degrees.

Take this bug bite stick along on your next hike or camping trip. Made from an array of natural ingredients like emu oil, sweet almond oil, calendula, chamomile, and evening primrose oil — it soothes itchy, irritated skin. And it's not just for bug bites — it also works to relieve sunburns, chapped lips, bruises, scratches, minor burns, and skin that's been exposed to poison oak or poison ivy. It's a little bigger than a tube of lip balm, so it fits easily into your pocket.

Use this massage roller stick before working out to warm up muscles and boost circulation — or use it after a workout (or anytime) to work out muscle knots, relieve soreness, and soothe aches and pains. The roller features three silicone roller balls outfitted with nodules that provide maximum massaging benefits, and the ergonomically-designed handles are cushioned, so your hands won't get tired while you roll away the soreness.

Use this massage roller stick before working out to warm up muscles and boost circulation — or use it after a workout (or anytime) to work out muscle knots, relieve soreness, and soothe aches and pains. The roller features three silicone roller balls outfitted with nodules that provide maximum massaging benefits, and the ergonomically-designed handles are cushioned, so your hands won't get tired while you roll away the soreness.

This raspberry coconut shower gel will make your body smell delicious, but it'll also help boost the health of your skin. It's made with a blend of moisturizing ingredients like coconut oil, argan oil, and vitamin E. The addition of aloe vera leaves skin refreshed and free of irritation, and you can also use the gel for shaving because it will help prevent razor bumps and nicks. The gel is hypoallergenic and cruelty-free.

Taking a salad to work is a healthy and budget-friendly way to go about your lunch hour, but there's one major drawback: soggy lettuce. Now, you can wait until noon to dress your salad with these portable salad dressing bottles. The BPA-free silicone bottles are the perfect size for stashing in your bag, and they have leak-proof lids so you don't have to worry about spilling.

These stainless steel tongs feature silicone tips that are more gentle on delicate foods than regular tongs (so you don't have to worry about your turkey burger falling apart when you flip it). The tongs are slotted to allow juices to flow through, and they have a locking mechanism so that they don't take up too much space in your kitchen drawer. They're dishwasher-safe and heat-resistant up to 445 degrees.

Staples are great — but removing them when you're ready to recycle or shred paper is very annoying. Enter this staple-free stapler. Just place over a small stack of papers and press — it'll punch holes through the sheets and create tabs that keep the papers fastened together. The stapler can be used on up to five pages at a time, and you can choose from colors like blue, pink, apple green, or glossy white.

This immune boosting tea is a must-have when cold and flu season rolls around. It's packed with healing herbs, antioxidants, and vitamins that support your body's ability to fight off illness. Here's a sneak peek of what's in the tea: lemongrass, echinacea, green tea, honey, elderberries, lemon peel, ginseng, and ginger root. Just steep the tea for seven minutes and drink three to five times a day. You'll be feeling better in no time.

Learning to poach eggs takes a bit of practice, but if you're too lazy to practice (like, um, me), you'll want to check out this egg poacher. Just fill the base with water, crack your eggs into the cups, and turn on the stove. You'll have perfect poached eggs in no time — plus, the pan is made from heavy-duty stainless steel and the poaching cups are non-stick, making it easy to remove the eggs.

Didn't get a full night's sleep? Apply these eye gels under your eyes for just five minutes to hydrate the skin and reduce puffiness. The patches are made with a combination of eye-brightening ingredients: caffeine to boost circulation and reduce swelling, hydrolyzed collagen to improve elasticity, sodium hyaluronate to promote hydration, and centenella asiatica to soothe inflammation.

This accessory hanger is perfect for organizing smaller items that otherwise tend to get crumpled up in drawers, like scarves, yoga pants, tank tops, and pashminas. The hanger is made from strong steel, hangs on any closet rod, and has sixteen arms. The hangers come in sophisticated colors like rose gold, pearl white, and soft brass.

Fill this combination colander and bowl with fruit and water, swish around to rinse, then tilt over the sink to drain. Pretty convenient, right? (Not to mention that the two-in-one factor is a major space-saver in kitchen cupboards.) The elongated holes speed up the draining process ,and the handles ensure you get a tight grip. The colander and bowl can also be detached and used separately.

This hair straightening brush is cordless, which means you can literally straighten your hair in the car (while your friend drives, of course). The silicone bristle tips won't scald your tresses, and the brush has three heat settings that you can adjust to your hair type. Just recharge via USB and run through your hair for sleeker, smoother, straighter locks.

Hair products and chemical treatments can be hard on the scalp, so it's a good idea to incorporate a clarifying scalp treatment into your regular haircare regimen. This one is made from a blend of natural ingredients that are kind to dry, brittle, or textured hair: mimosa flower to purify and exfoliate, honey to deeply moisturize the scalp, mint oil to soothe itching, and propolis to relieve inflammation. It's specially made to be extra-gentle on braids and weaves.

These reusable washcloths can be used to clean just about anything: like dishes, sinks, countertops, and appliances. They absorb up to 20 times their weight in moisture and one wipe can be used to replace up to 16 rolls of paper towels(!). The cloths are made with cotton and cellulose — and have a light citrus scent — so they dry out quickly and resist mold and bacteria growth. After using, throw them in the dishwasher or washing machine to refresh them, then put them to work again.

Take your brow game to the next level with this tattoo eyebrow pen. The pen has a fine-tipped brush that produces natural-looking hairs to fill out sparse areas and create definition, and the gel formula is waterproof and smudge-proof, so you don't have to stress if you get caught in a rainstorm. The gel comes off easily at the end of the day with just a little makeup remover.

The gum you pick up in the grocery store checkout line has all kinds of ingredients that are hard to pronounce and some of them aren't all that good for you. Try this natural gum instead: It's made with a base of tree sap, flavored with steam-distilled essential oils, and sweetened with cane juice. It's free of synthetics and aspartame. Choose from flavors like mint, fennel licorice, or lemongrass, turmeric, and cayenne.

Magnetic eyelashes are, in my opinion, a huge improvement over old school false lashes because they forego the use of glue (which I'm not fond of putting so close to my eyeballs). And these magnetic eyelashes are even an improvement over other magnetic lashes — because they forego the magnetic strip in the center of the lashes, which often annoyingly creeps into your field of vision. The magnets on these lashes are placed at the inner and outer corner of each strip, but still manage to remain securely in place.

A cordless espresso maker that's about the size of a cup? Yes, please. At the touch of a button, the espresso maker generates 16 bar pressure to deliver easy and consistent extraction, replete with a layer of crema. The maker has a rechargeable lithium battery, but can also be recharged via USB. It's leak-proof and fits in most car cup holders.

This selfie ring light is heads above the rest. It stands upright on any flat surface, has a 24-inch flexible gooseneck, and a 360-degree rotating bracket clip to securely hold your phone. The light features 10 brightness levels and three lighting choices: white, warm yellow, and warm white. It's USB-rechargeable and fits most smartphones, too.

If you struggle with excessively sweaty feet, you'll be happy to know this antiperspirant foot lotion exists. Active ingredients help reduce sweat gland activity while eucalyptus oil keeps feet drier. Most people see the best results with continuous use: after four weeks, you're likely to experience a 60 percent reduction in sweat. The formula is non-greasy and won't irritate sensitive skin, and the lotion can also be used on your hands if that's where you tend to get clammy.

Hair gel has a tendency to dry out hair, while simultaneously giving it a stiff, crunchy look. This hair gel does not. It's made with aloe vera, which moisturizes the hair, and witch hazel to soothe dry, itchy scalps. The gel is made with 90 percent organic ingredients and works to smooth hair, add shine, and provide a strong styling hold (without the stiffness).

Using this circular rolling knife to cut up food is a lot easier than chopping. The circular blade rotates so you can simply roll the knife back and forth to slice up vegetables, meat, pizza, or anything else that needs cutting. The ergonomic handle features a thumb grip to keep your hand from slipping.

Just the smell of nail polish remover tips you off to the fact that it's made with a whole lot of chemicals that can be hard on your nails. Try this natural nail polish remover made with soybean oil and lavender instead. It's non-toxic and free of alcohol and acetone, which can dry out and damage your nails and skin. It even works to moisturize your nails — and helps them resist chipping and peeling.

This electric spin scrubber makes scrubbing bathrooms and floors so much easier. Just click it on and the 360-degree rotating brush head will scrub away at floors, bathtubs, showers, baseboards, and walls. The spinner comes with an extra 21-inch extendable handle so you can clean hard-to-reach places without bending over or standing on a ladder. There are also four different-sized brushes of varying shapes so you can tailor the spinner to meet your cleaning needs.

This cell phone grip is less bulky than the rest. It's simply a flexible elastic that you can slip your fingers through so you can hold your phone more comfortably without dropping it. It also allows you to hold your phone on the outside of your hand so you can carry other things. The grip attaches to the back of your phone with a strong adhesive (don't worry — the adhesive is removable and won't leave behind a sticky residue).

A box of tissues is handy to have in the car: Not only can you use them to blow your nose, they also double as napkins (for when you're eating a sandwich on your commute) or paper towels (for when you spill your coffee). But storing that box of tissues on the floor is less than ideal. Keep them in this car tissue dispenser instead. It fits around your car headrest with an adjustable strap, freeing up floor space for your passengers.

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