Searching for a little "me time"? Bed Bath & Beyond has you covered. Its brand-new Haven collection features an array of products that'll channel your favorite spa—right from home!
Since research indicates that people will linger in the loo up to 40% longer than they need to—just for some peace and quiet—our go-to home store decided that turning the bathroom into a spa-like sanctuary would be a great way to decompress. Thus, Haven was born. This bathroom line includes towels, robes, accessories, furniture, and anything else you need to add a little zen to your space.
"We introduced Haven to help serve as the antidote to the stimulation and stress that life presents," Joe Hartsig, the retailer's executive vice president and chief merchandising officer, said in a statement. "The Haven brand's spa-inspired bathroom accessories are designed with tranquility in mind to create that peaceful respite within the walls of your home and help you 'home, happier."
Find your crystals, ready your skincare products, and pour a cup of sleep tea. A new wellness retreat is easier to achieve than you think.
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You'll want to find yourself a perfect scented candle to achieve the ultimate tranquil environment. We personally can't say no to some citrus and floral scents during our spa outings.
Additionally, we've provided a new step-by-step guide to facial rollers: how to use them, which ones to buy, and so on. After all, what good spa day is complete without a facial roller?
When all is said and done, and you've enjoyed the perfect at-home spa night, tuck in and get some Zs—this new Netflix show will help you make sure your R.E.M. cycle is uninterrupted.
For even more ways to access that zen feeling in addition to Bed Bath & Beyond's Haven line products, check out our tips for turning your bathroom into a spa.
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