70 weird-as-hell things on Amazon that make you look & feel 10x better

There’s no guessing your perfect shade with this blush stick, which adjusts to a custom pink flush as it reacts to your skin’s pH. The cream formula is easy to swipe on and blend in with your fingertips, while offering some moisture at the same time with ingredients like shea butter, aloe, jojoba oil, and niacinamide.

Foot masks aren’t just for intense peeling. When you want some simple self-care, these foil masks will deliver soothing and moisturizing benefits while you catch up on your favorite TV show. The single-use booties warm up as you wear them, bringing achy feet some relief with the addition of Epsom salt and menthol. The mess-free masks also include ingredients like shea butter, macadamia seed oil, and panthenol to leave feet feeling softer, too.

When a migraine hits, an ice pack and a dark room are probably first on your to-do list. This headache hat has both steps covered with its soft gel material that can be stored in the freezer for immediate cooling relief, and its hands-free design that you can wear over your eyes or slightly lifted around your forehead when you’re ready for some screen time again. The headache hat can also be warmed up in the microwave if you’re dealing with a sinus headache, and the slip-on design doesn’t use any Velcro, so you don’t have to worry about it getting caught in your hair.

Store these face massaging ice globes in your freezer for a quick pick-me-up on mornings where you’re feeling extra tired, battling allergies, or experiencing some inflammation. The stainless steel globes were shaped to contour to your face to better help with depuffing and lowering the heat in the skin in just a few minutes. Each globe is filled with a cooling liquid to hold onto that icy temperature, and they feature rubber holders to keep the cold on your face (and not your fingers).

Purple shampoo for combatting brassy tones in blonde hair is nothing new, but this fluffy foam offers a unique way to freshen up your color. The violet pigment neutralizes brassiness, but the lightweight foam actually focuses on removing the metals and minerals that cause hair to turn brassy in the first place. While the shampoo foam was designed to sit for several minutes before rinsing it out, its precision technology ensures it won’t stain or overtone your hair.

This lip liner comes in a range of soft neutrals that give it more versatility. Whether you opt to wear it on its own or as a base for your favorite gloss, the lip liner has a unique, temporary tattoo-like application process. Once you let the film develop and peel it off, the liner gives you color that’s truly waterproof and budge-proof for about eight hours.

Whether your eyes are red and puffy from allergies or they’re feeling the fatigue from too many hours at your laptop, these steam eye masks can help. The disposable masks start to warm up as soon as you open them, reaching a not-too-hot temperature that lasts for a full 30-minute treatment. Because they’re disposable, the masks are just as convenient to use while traveling as they are at home, and each mask is fitted with elastic ear hooks to keep them in place.

One way to get smoother skin and a more even base for your makeup is by removing your peach fuzz using a technique known as dermaplaning. The at-home version is essentially just shaving your face, and this dermaplaning kit comes with everything you need to get the job done. In addition to your mini razors, the set includes a shaving spray that not only soothes and moisturizes skin, but also shows up with a bright white color that highlights peach fuzz to ensure you don’t miss a single hair.

From painful conditions like plantar fasciitis to regular old aches and pains from a long day on your feet, this massage roller can bring you some relief. The hands-free roller is fitted with raised points to break up muscle tension and boost circulation. It’s also small enough to throw in your bag when traveling, if you’re someone who gets in 20,000-plus steps while sightseeing.

If a glass of wine and an extended skin care routine sounds like your idea of a good time, these exfoliating pads give you a little bit of both. Each gauze pad is saturated in a red wine solution that includes fruit extracts and alpha-hydroxy acids to buff away dead skin cells, as well resveratrol, an antioxidant found in wine that can help stimulate collagen and reduce hyperpigmentation when applied topically. While your glass of wine might be part of your evening routine, these exfoliating pads should be used less frequently — between two and three times per week.

These redness relieving eye drops aren’t just for battling allergies. Makeup artists frequently turn to the over-the-counter drops to make models and actors look more bright-eyed — even without makeup. One drop eliminates redness, brightening the whites of your eyes for up to eight hours.

Amazon reviewers largely agree that this acupressure mat isn’t for the faint of heart. But if you can get past the initial discomfort, more than 30,000 five-star ratings confirm that it helps with relieving muscle tension and back aches. Thousands of plastic spikes are behind that not-so-cozy feeling when you first lie down on the mat, but they also target pressure points along the body and stimulate blood circulation to potentially help with pain and stress relief.

You don’t need to book in at the salon for pedicure-worthy feet when you have these at-home masks. Though the peeling effect that the exfoliating-rich formula activates is undeniably kind of gross, the masks really work, according to the 30,000-plus five-star ratings on Amazon. Just be sure to give them plenty of time to slough away all that dry skin before opting for open-toe shoes, as the foot masks take about two weeks to give you the full, callus-free results.

This hair mask looks more like a condiment, and that’s precisely what the K-beauty brand behind the formula intended. The three-minute mask helps with restoring moisture and shine to dry hair, using a mayo-inspired combination of egg yolk extract and vinegar, as well as macadamia seed oil and shea butter. Don’t let the look of it freak you out, though: The mask still smells sweet, thanks to vanilla and macadamia nut fragrance notes.

Purple is probably not the color you’re going for when it comes to your smile, but this purple toothpaste actually works to brighten teeth by canceling out the yellow tones caused by staining. While the color-correcting effect works right away, the toothpaste helps to whiten and protect your teeth in the long run by polishing away surface stains and strengthening tooth enamel with fluoride. You can use it morning and night, and the toothpaste still has a classic mint flavor even though its color is less conventional.

This cushion compact is everything you could ever want in a makeup base. Coupling full-coverage color with good-for-skin ingredients like hyaluronic acid and niacinamide, the foundation comes in 40 shades that blend into the skin seamlessly with a not too matte, not too dewy finish. To top it all off, it comes in a travel-friendly compact, complete with a mirror and puff applicator.

Carrying a toothbrush in your bag isn’t exactly practical, but these tiny, mint-flavored wipes make it easy to freshen breath on the go. The individually packaged teeth wipes were designed to fit right over your finger, helping to prevent stains from your morning coffee or post-work wine from setting in. And they come in a pack of 100, so you’ll be set for ages.

Thighs might be the most common area where chafing occurs, but this beauty award-winning balm can be applied anywhere that you experience irritation from skin rubbing against skin or clothing. The swipe-on formula creates a non-sticky barrier wherever you apply it, eliminating friction and nourishing skin at the same time with ingredients like chamomile extract, grapeseed oil, and aloe vera.

Gliding this ice roller over your face can help with reducing puffiness and temporarily making your pores look smaller (thanks to the colder temperature causing blood vessels to constrict). It feels amazing on tired skin after a late night or little sleep; simply keep it in the freezer so you always have it on hand.

This green face primer uses the color-correcting technique to help neutralize redness — whether from a skin condition like rosacea or the occasional breakout — before you even apply your foundation. Green pigment camouflages unwanted red tones, while centella asiatica and ceramides further help to calm irritation. At its core, it’s still a makeup primer that works to create a smoother base to keep your makeup in place for longer.

To keep feet smooth in between pedicures and foot peeling masks (or in place of the latter if the idea of visibly shedding skin freaks you out), have this foot care stick on hand. The travel-friendly formula works to smooth rough feet by exfoliating dead skin and delivering moisture with ingredients like urea, salicylic acid, coconut oil, and aloe vera. Because of its roll-on applicator and more gradual results, the foot care stick is also less messy than peeling masks and greasy lotions.

If you take your self-care seriously, this eye mask gives you a heated massage with the press of a button. Offering four soothing massage modes, the rechargeable device can be used to help with migraines, eye fatigue, and general relaxation. Plus, it’s Bluetooth compatible, so you can listen to your favorite music or catch up on a podcast while you kick back.

Given the amount of time we all spend clicking away on our phones and typing at our laptops, our hands could use a rest. This manual massage tool features two different types of rollers (one on each end) to target every part of your hands, from pinky finger to palm. Amazon reviewers share that the massager is great for helping with general stiffness and cramping, as well as more painful conditions like arthritis.

For those who aren’t afraid of a DIY situation, this hair mask is part conditioner, part color treatment. Rather than mess with the health of your hair, the mask simply deposits color for a temporary effect that slowly washes out over the course of two to three weeks. Available in more than two dozen neutral and vibrant hues, the color-depositing mask is packed with nourishing ingredients like shea butter, argan oil, and hydrolyzed pea protein.

More than just some funky décor, this bedside lamp serves as a wellness tool for guided breathwork. Color-changing lights are used as prompts for inhaling, holding, and exhaling your breath to potentially help with managing stress and anxiety. When you just need a regular lamp, there’s a traditional night-light mode, and it’s made with a squishy silicone, so you don’t have to worry about it breaking if you accidentally knock it over.

Even sensitive skin types can use these hand masks from Aveeno. The “masks” (which are really like gloves) are pre-saturated with a fragrance-free lotion that soothes and moisturizes with glycerin, petrolatum, shea butter, and the brand’s signature blend of oat flour, oat extract, and oat oil. Expect softer hands in just 10 minutes.

A glass foot file may sound scary, but hear us out. An etched glass surface like the one this foot file uses is actually less likely to tear up your feet than traditional scrapers because it has a finer texture that exfoliates more gently. Glass files are easier to clean, too, and this bright pink option comes with its own storage case for easy travel.

Making more environmentally sound choices doesn’t have to mean compromising on efficacy. Case in point, this clarifying shampoo bar that’s entirely plastic-free, but still lathers up nicely and leaves hair clean. Formulated to remove buildup and excess oil without drying out your hair, the shampoo bar pairs ginseng root extract and lactic acid with castor seed oil and cocoa seed butter. Available in nearly a dozen different formulas, the shampoo bar will also save you money, as each concentrated bar gives you the equivalent product of three liquid shampoo bottles.

This water flosser comes at a more affordable price tag than most, but it gives you three cleaning modes that use a stream of water to remove plaque from between your teeth. It’s more compact than most water flossers, too, making it easier to take when you travel, with a cordless design that’s also more convenient. Plus, it comes in a bunch of cute colors.

Let’s face facts: Your underarms aren’t the only area of your body where sweat and odor-causing bacteria can pop up. This whole body deodorant was formulated to keep you smelling fresh from head to toe with a coconut fragrance and odor-neutralizing complex that works for up to 72 hours. The spray-on deodorant even helps to nourish skin with ingredients like sunflower seed oil, niacinamide, and vitamin E.

These versatile eye wipes can be used to clean the eyes and treat irritation both at home and on the go. Individually packaged, the wipes can help first thing in the morning if you’re dealing with discomfort from allergies or at the end of the day to remove makeup. The gentle wipes use hyaluronic acid and tea tree oil to ease dryness and irritation, and they don’t even require any rinsing (although you obviously can cleanse your face after if you prefer).

A gua sha tool needs a little bit of glide as you swipe it over your face to promote lymphatic drainage and a temporary sculpting effect. And that’s what makes this two-in-one cream so genius. Each tube features a metal-lined gua sha roller at the end, which dispenses a peptide- and collagen-infused moisturizer to deliver firming skin care benefits as it allows the massage tool to move more easily.

If you’re not into slathering on a body lotion every day, this mist-on body moisturizer will keep your skin smooth without any mess. Instead of waiting for a thick cream to absorb, the lightweight formula sets in almost as quickly as you spray it. It nourishes skin for up to eight hours with ingredients like jojoba seed oil, squalane, and goat milk. The body mist comes in a range of sweet scents, so it can double as your fragrance, but it’s also available in a fragrance-free option for those with more sensitive skin.

Topical arnica has been used for pain relief for centuries, but the plant-based ingredient is also a favorite among athletes. This arnica gel comes with a convenient roll-on applicator, letting you target muscle soreness and stiffness without any mess. Plus, the cooling rollerball and mechanical massage it provides can further help with reducing pain and swelling.

For those who prefer depilatory creams to waxing or shaving, this roll-on hair removal cream is a game-changer. Packaged like a deodorant, the cream can be swiped right onto legs, underarms, or the bikini area. In under 10 minutes, it will melt away hair, helping to moisturize skin at the same time with coconut oil and vitamin E. Though the hair removal cream was formulated with sensitive skin types in mind, you’ll still want to do a patch test first just to be sure.

You can use this serum mist in two ways to give your skin a glow: When sprayed close up, the jelly texture gives you a more concentrated hit of a collagen serum to plump up skin and prep for the rest of your skin care routine. But you can also spritz the serum on like you would any face mist, letting it refresh skin without messing with your makeup.

This brow pen draws its inspiration from the semi-permanent technique known as microblading to create the illusion of fuller brows. But instead of the teeny tiny needles used in microblading, this user-friendly tool features a similarly shaped pen with three precise tips that give you those same hair-like strokes. The opposite side of the pen also holds a tinted fiber gel spoolie to add some volume, blend in the product, and set your brows all at once.

There comes a point in the summer where nothing can save you from sweating (unless you avoid going outside entirely, which is a totally valid option, tbh). To help you feel a little less icky, toss a few of these individually wrapped cleansing wipes in your bag. Suitable for both the face and body, the cleansing wipes have an exfoliating texture on one side to thoroughly remove dirt and sweat, and a smooth side that cools and invigorates skin with aloe vera, cucumber extract, caffeine, and menthol.

In addition to easing muscle soreness, this heating pad is also a great solution for easing period cramps without over-the-counter medication. A microwavable core can be removed from the plushie-inspired cover, which comes in multiple options that include a plush cloud and a cuddly capybara.

Long-lasting lip color is hard to come by, but this lip stain gives you marker-like staying power that’s buildable in intensity. The application method is also unique, as the felt tip pen has a spatula-like shape with thin sides that are meant for lining, as well as flatter sides to let you quickly fill in the rest of your lips.

This roll of silicone scar tape can be trimmed to cover scars of any size during the healing process. Thought to help with preventing and fading marks over time by creating a protective barrier over the skin and locking in moisture, silicone patches have also become popular in skin care for working in the same way to reduce the appearance of unwanted fine lines. As with treating scars, the silicone roll gives you more versatility than a silicone patch when targeting fine lines, as you can cut it into various shapes that suit the forehead, eye area, and other parts of your face.

There’s no such thing as a safe tan from the sun, but tanning oils of the past are especially harmful as they accelerate the tanning process (and therefore, increase your exposure to damaging UV rays). This sunscreen oil mitigates some of the damage with its SPF 30 formula. Lightweight and moisturizing with grapeseed, jojoba, and marula oils, the sunscreen oil aims to leave skin soft without a slick layer of grease.

These clear stickers look like pimple patches, but they were actually designed to help with healing bug bites and preventing you from scratching. Like your go-to pimple patches, the bug bite relief stickers use a hydrocolloid base that can absorb fluid. But the stickers, which come in several sizes, also contain aloe vera and witch hazel to reduce inflammation and itching.

Lashes that really pop without the help of extensions or falsies usually require multiple coats of mascara. But the more you layer on your mascara, the more clumps you end up with. This lash comb uses stainless steel tines to help separate your lashes and break up clumps and flakes for a more fanned out, feathery finish.

Bentonite clay is the hero ingredient (and the only ingredient!) in this Amazon-favorite mask, which currently has more than 75,000 five-star ratings. There’s a slight DIY component to it, as you’ll need to mix the powder clay with equal parts water or apple cider vinegar, but once it’s smoothed over your face, the mask only needs about five minutes to draw out excess oil and dead skin. Apart from a face mask, the clay can also be used for body wraps, clay baths, and foot soaks.

When you’re dealing with muscle soreness, but you’re looking for an alternative to oral pain relievers, give this Advil cream a try. The topical cream lets you target exactly where you’re feeling discomfort, whether it’s a sore back or an arthritis flare up in your hands. Ingredients like menthol and capsaicin start to ease pain right away and keep working for up to eight hours.

You may work up a sweat every time you hit the gym, but that doesn’t mean you always have time to hop in the shower right after. That’s where these sweat towels come in. The pocket-sized towels are made from a microfiber blend that absorbs more moisture and dries down faster than the usual cotton towels. They’re also antimicrobial and machine washable, so you can store them in your gym bag and use them on repeat.

Polishes that are sheer enough to let your natural nail show through, but still heavy on the glossy finish, are having a moment. Officially dubbed the jelly manicure, the trend can also be beneficial to the health of your nails. This strengthening formula pairs a multi-polymer technology to harden nails with the brand’s proprietary complex that nourishes with ingredients like garlic bulb extract, chamomile flower extract, and safflower seed oil. Best of all, it doesn’t require a base or top coat.

This heat wrap was designed to treat back pain when you’re on the go. The hands-free design lets you secure the heat therapy wrap with an adjustable Velcro strap that can be worn under your clothing. The fragrance-free wrap stays heated to about 104 degrees Fahrenheit for eight hours to soothe muscle soreness and aches along the lower back and hip area.

There’s not much this humble hypochlorous acid spray can’t do. With anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties, hypochlorous acid has the potential to help with alleviating skin conditions like eczema, rosacea, and acne. While it’s often highlighted as a face mist, it can be used similarly on the body to calm irritation, treat acne-prone areas, and even neutralize odor.

There are four different types of ice packs in this face mask set, giving you a more customizable way to treat your skin. When you want to address general puffiness or ease a migraine, you’ll find a hands-free face mask and a hands-free eye mask that contour to your face. Or, treat smaller areas like the under eyes with the gel pads that come in two different shapes.

You can put this sheet mask on before bed and wake up to smoother, more radiant skin without any extra work. The unusual delivery method is paired with some equally odd ingredients that include caviar extract and PDRN (aka fragments of DNA extract from salmon sperm). This fishy duo not only delivers moisture to the skin, but they both boost collagen production and assist with skin barrier repair, too.

Whether you don’t have time for a lengthy soak or you’re just not a fan of baths in general, you can still bring a spa-like quality to your shower with these shower steamers. Each tablet in the 10-piece set is fragranced with a blend of peppermint and eucalyptus essential oils that were selected with aromatherapy in mind. With a focus on invigorating the senses and helping you to wake up first thing in the morning, the shower steamers’ essential oils are also helpful with clearing congestion when you’re dealing with a cold or allergies.

Looking for a new addition to your wind-down routine? This magnesium spray aims to promote a more restful sleep with just a few spritzes. While the evidence is still lacking, topical magnesium is thought to help with muscle recovery and relaxation, which is further enhanced when you massage the oil spray into your skin.

Sure, you can turn to muscle relaxing foot masks and creams to relieve aches and pains, but you can also help to prevent discomfort in the first place. Adding these gel inserts to shoes helps absorb shock and cushions your forefoot, mid-sole, arch, and heel to make long days on your feet less fatiguing. The inserts come in a one-size-fits-all (one for men and one for women), but each flexible insert was designed to be trimmed to your custom size.

You don’t need to mess with any body scrubs or chemical exfoliant-laden serums when you have this exfoliating towel in your shower. The surprisingly effective scrubber uses a nylon weave made in Japan that buffs away dead skin cells without causing irritation. It comes in an extra-long size so that you can reach your back without any struggle, and the nylon mesh is both fast-drying and rip-resistant.

Growing research on the importance of your gut microbiome has made gut health one of the most trending topics in wellness. One way that’s thought to balance the bacteria in your gut is by adding probiotics and prebiotics into your routine. This peach-flavored gummy supplement is an easy (and tasty) way to get a bit of both, though it’s always recommended that you check with your doctor first since dietary supplements aren’t tested by the FDA.

If the scalp massage at the shampoo bowl is your favorite part about going to the salon, this silicone scrubber will be a great addition to your at-home hair routine. Not only does it just feel relaxing, but massaging your scalp helps to remove dandruff, product buildup, and other debris while also increasing blood circulation to potentially support hair growth. You can use the scalp massager on wet or dry hair depending on your preference, just be sure you’re using gentle, circular motions to avoid overdoing it.

Chances are, you’re getting all of the electrolytes you need from your diet. But if you’re recovering from an illness or spending more time than usual sweating outdoors (or in the gym), you may want to consider asking your doctor about an electrolyte supplement like this one. Available in several fruit flavors like raspberry, citrus, and watermelon, the electrolyte powder can be mixed into your water for a sugar-free way to restore an electrolyte imbalance.

The lymphatic drainage tool that you use on your face was designed with those smaller contours in mind. For your body, you’ll want something larger like this wooden massage tool. The sculpting paddle lets you increase lymph flow from your shoulders to your calves, helping to temporarily depuff and contour.

To prevent scraping or dragging across your skin, you’ll always want to pair you gua sha tool with a lightweight skin care product. This bright orange oil was formulated with facial gua sha in mind, giving your tool some glide as it moisturizes your skin. Packed with multitasking botanicals like rosehip oil, bakuchiol, and centella asiatica, the oil also helps to fade unwanted hyperpigmentation, increase collagen production, and soothe inflammation.

This bright blue massager might just be the weirdest-looking product on the list, but it’s also quite simple to use. Battery-free and portable, the massager is built with a palm-grip base and four points that are meant to deliver deep tissue relief without any extra effort. One thing worth noting, if you plan to use the massager on yourself, Amazon reviewers point out that the tool was designed for people who are right-handed.

There’s zero effort involved in these heel socks, which can be slipped on during the day or just before bedtime. While you wear them, the half-socks work to soften dry, cracked heels with a gel lining that’s infused with jojoba oil, olive oil, and vitamin E. You can hand wash the socks and reuse them multiple times, but they come in multiple colors and designs that you may want to stock up on.

The purple globe design of this nail treatment is giving sea witch potion vibes, but its magic is reserved for moisturizing cuticles. Fragranced with lavender oil to offer some calming aromatherapy, the cuticle oil helps to prevent nail breakage and hangnails by keeping the area moisturized with ingredients like sunflower seed oil, sweet almond oil, and vitamin E. It can even contribute to a longer-lasting manicure by keeping nails nourished.

A solid balm format makes this under-eye treatment mess-free and travel-friendly. But it doesn’t skimp on the active ingredients with its retinol-infused formula that’s gentle on the thinner skin around your eyes. As retinol speeds up skin cell turnover and increases collagen production to brighten the under eyes and firm skin over time, peptides, panthenol, and hyaluronic acid provide surface-level plumping right away.

No, it’s not a whisk. This multi-prong tool is actually a scalp massager. Fitted with flexible metal tines that create a slight tingling sensation, the massager can be used to promote blood flow to your scalp for potential hair growth benefits or just to sit back and relax.

This tiny bottle is small enough to fit in the pocket of your handbag, but it holds a blend of some seriously fragrant essential oils. Formulated to give you an aromatherapy experience wherever you go, the treatment combines peppermint, basil, and eucalyptus essential oils to give you a zen moment on even your busiest days.

Whether it’s your special-occasion heels or more practical ballet flats, everyone has at least one pair of shoes where the heel is constantly sliding off. Enter these cushion grip liners, which stick to the backs of your shoes to create a snug fit. The inserts come in a black and cream color, so you can choose which blends in better with your shoes, and the cushiony material makes for a clever way to protect your heels against blisters.

This face moisturizer is gentle enough to use every day, but its soothing formula makes it especially ideal for strengthening a compromised skin barrier. Whether you’re dealing with a bout of redness and irritation or you struggle with dry skin, the blue moisturizer works to calm things down and repair your skin’s barrier with glycerin, ectoin, centella asiatica, and guaiazulene (the latter is behind the blue color). Though its texture sits somewhere between a thicker cream and a bouncy gel, the moisturizer absorbs into the skin without leaving behind a residue, according to multiple Amazon reviewers.

There are more than 45,000 five-star ratings on Amazon for this massage tool, which is helpful for everything from post-workout soreness to physical therapy support to general muscle tension. The rechargeable massager gives you 10 removable massage heads that are ideal for targeting different areas of the body. Once you’ve made your selection, you can further customize your treatment by using the touch screen to adjust the speed setting.