Which Winter Wellness Type Are You?

Cardinal rule of getting sweaty: Hydrate well before, during, and after. Cure Hydration’s electrolyte mixes help get the job done by replenishing electrolytes better than water alone.*

Our suggestion? Keep something refreshing nearby for cooling sips: ice water, smoothies, whatever.

Picture this: a stack of impossibly pretty towels by your sauna door—for drying hands, patting sweat off your brow, and soaking up drips.

Strap a pair of weighted bangles on your ankles or wrists to generate more heat as you move.

The only jump rope you’ll ever need, thanks to the sturdy, lightweight aluminum handles and ten feet of leather rope to trim and knot to your perfect height.

Curl it, swing it, press it. (Bop it.) This ten-pound circular weight swaps in for a kettlebell wherever you please.

A trip to Heated Room starts with low-impact strength work guided by cool-girl instructors and ends with a post-workout cortado at Joan’s on Third just a block over. (Just add dry shampoo.)

Don’t forget to roll out while your muscles are still warm. This roller vibrates to encourage local circulation as you go.

Your New Year’s resolution is to learn to play the bowls. Here’s a set to get you started—including a Thadobati singing bowl made from hand-hammered brass, a bowl cushion, a mallet, and a bundle of incense.

If a state of zen was something you could sip on, this adaptogenic elixir would be it. It’s formulated with adaptogens reishi and ashwagandha—plus cinnamon, nutmeg, peppermint, and licorice—to promote general relaxation.*

When your intuition needs some pointing in the right direction, this deck of oracle cards might give you some ideas. All it takes is a little trust: Pull one or a few of these pretty cards and see what symbols and themes—vulnerability, practice, letting go—you connect with.

Whether you’re a natural optimist isn’t important. You think of optimism as a skill. These fifty-two practices help you cultivate the expectation that things will ultimately, despite everything, turn out okay.

Make a date with an acupuncturist at WTHN’s New York studios, and ear seeds are a worthwhile add-on to your treatment: They extend the benefits of acupressure over the next few days. Grab a kit to DIY at home—it comes with twenty gold-plated, self-adhesive ear seeds and a guide to ten popular acupressure points.

Neuroscientist, meditation guide, and movement artist Nkechi Deanna Njaka created the Compass as a mindfulness curriculum for those who want to dive in deep. There are guided practices, yes, but also clear direction on how to integrate them into daily life.

A cushion foundation makes your daily sitting practice—Vedic meditation, mindful listening, what have you—more comfortable. Fidget less, transcend the physical vessel of your body more.

Sunrise beach yoga calls. This unitard answers.

Set pretty brass pins into this candle, and as the wax melts, the pins fall, releasing a soft bell sound that can mark the end of a meditation session or simply the passing of time. The candles smell of palo santo, French lavender, and sage.

You, of all people, know the new moon is the best time to set intentions: It marks the beginning of new cycles, celestially and personally. This robin’s-egg-blue notebook is a new home for your hopes, plans, and moments of clarity.

This rooibos chai (steeped in hot water or milk) is a prime companion for the novel you just can’t put down.

You know the power of a good soak. That’s why you end the day with Epsom salts, chia-seed oil, passionflower, valerian root, myrrh, Australian sandalwood, and wild-crafted frankincense.

If there’s one thing that gets you through the night, it’s your weighted blanket. You picked a braided one because of the way it looks on your beautifully made bed, and you’ve never looked back.

This lamp cycles through different kinds of light depending on the time of day. In the evening, it shifts out of its wakeful daytime mode to help you settle down for sleep.

Bedtime rituals may take you from room to room, but there’s no reason your essential oils can’t go with you. Weapon of choice? This diffuser, which detaches from its base and runs for four hours on a charge.

Lavender is the (solid) foundation of any bedtime-focused essential oil collection. But this set includes four new favorites—each carefully formulated to set the mood for rest and relaxation.

The right pair of slippers will rack up some mileage. These ones are made from soft leather that’ll last forever. (And when they’re due for a cleaning, they’re washable by hand.)

Knock Me Out knocks you out. And the chews taste like chocolate mint. Keep extra bags on hand for houseguests and people you really like.*

Put the old college tee back in the drawer. These are the good pajamas.

You already know that orgasms are helpful for sleep. And we’re here to tell you: This tricked-out G-spot vibrator is helpful for orgasms.