Wake up tired eyes
The Peep Club Heated Eye Wand was launched this year and has quickly become a cult eye tool. With three settings — heat, massage and red LED — you can choose whether to treat dry eyes (heat unblocks tiny glands to reduce redness and itchiness), massage puffy peepers or rejuvenate a tired face with the red-light function.

Hit a migraine on the head
A face-to-face appointment with A-list acupuncturist Ross J Barr will set you back £100, but his pain-relieving Calm Patches formulated with ingredients used in traditional Chinese medicine, are a snip. Applied directly to the area of pain, they not only help to ease headaches and migraines but also work wonders for soothing frustration.

The power-nap enabler
Spacemasks’ self-heating lavender-scented eye masks are relaxation at its deepest — best used as the perfect antidote to stress-filled days. Pop on and lie back for 15 minutes.

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