I Never Stuck With a Nighttime Skincare Routine Until I Discovered This Brand

This is not the kind of toner that is going to tingle upon application. Trust me when I say it's super gentle because I don't risk putting anything on my face that may cause a flare-up. The directions say to spray it on a cotton pad and apply it to your face and neck, but this, as the name implies, genuinely comes out as a fine mist, so it's kind of luxurious to just spritz it on your skin after cleansing.

Moonlit's holy-grail product, the Midnight Shift Overnight Oil, is instantly relaxing. I love rubbing a couple of droplets between my hands and patting it into my face and neck, then curling up into bed. Of course, you'll immediately have a glow because you've just applied oil to your skin, but I promise you'll still be glowing in the morning. My boyfriend actually said, "Wow, your skin is so soft," the morning after I first used this product.

I don't know about you, but wearing a mask every time I go outside is taking a toll on my skin. I've been breaking out a little bit on my chin and nose, and this two-in-one detox treatment has been working wonders on my skin. I like to make a mask using water (you can also use honey or yogurt) and apply it all over my face for a full cleansing. It also worked really well as a spot treatment on a pesky chin pimple I had last week.

There's something really extra about having a dedicated bedtime lip balm, but I'm here for it, especially when it's as moisturizing as this one. It could just be the passionfruit, but this product smells like absolute heaven

A little goes a long way with these fragrant bath salts. Soaking in a combination of lavender, geranium, and frankincense is so restorative and relaxing. My skin feels so soft after I bathe with these, I wish I could take a bath with these salts every night, but that wouldn't be fair to my Los Angeles habitat.

Silk pillowcases are the secret to waking up with smooth skin and hair. And did you know cotton pillowcases absorb the creams and oils you put on your skin before bed? Now I do, and I'm going to invest in a full silk set because the last thing I want to do is waste my money.

You don't have to be an insomniac to be sensitive to light. Darkness actually increases melatonin production, helping you get to sleep faster. And the silk material? You know it won't hog that facial oil you applied before sliding into bed.

This tea is a two-for-one elixir: It has hibiscus and butterfly pea flower to help you wind down and destress, as well as vitamin C and anthocyanin to help skin cell regeneration and collagen production, both of which aid in the quest for plump, radiant skin. The only downside to the tea's beautiful purple hue is that you're definitely going to need to get out of bed and brush your teeth after drinking a cup.

Big enough for all your Moonlit products and a few extras. Cute enough for all your (future) TSA checks.

Unless my hair is wet, I have to sleep with it pulled away from my face. I've noticed a huge difference in the quality of my hair since I switched to silk scrunchies a couple of years ago.

All of my co-workers rave about these pajamas, and since I'm a lifelong wearer of pajama sets, I have to buy a pair for myself.

Chrissy Teigen might live in silk robes, but I'm all about the big plush sort. Chenille, terry cloth, velour—you name it; I probably have it.

I love slippers that let my feet breathe. Open toes and genuine shearing do the trick.

This jasmine-scented candle immediately takes me back to my childhood, which is a super-nice feeling when you're soaking in a bath.

The perfect mug for steeping Moonlit's Beauty Sleep tea at your bedside.

When my insomnia peaked a couple of years ago, my mom kept sending me everything she could think of to help. I don't know how much I buy into essential oils, but diffusing this blend of lavender, cedarwood, and chamomile (among other extracts) is a peaceful experience if nothing else.

For all your oil-diffusing wants and needs.

Okay, the most important part of my bedtime routine will always be putting away my phone and reading a tangible book. Nothing else can clear my overactive brain of its (typically unnecessary) thoughts. I just finished this brilliant collection of stories from Mimi Lok, who beautifully captures the emotions that arise from our interactions with others—family, lovers, schoolmates, strangers, and no one at all.