4 Ways To Treat Yourself On Valentine’s Day

From the look on the face of recently separated Toni Braxton, she’s happy to be a single lady. In my view, Valentine’s Day is synonymous with taking care of the diva within with products that reinforce the notion that being single isn’t a bad thing. In short, if a product makes you feel good, then every day is Valentine’s Day. In all fairness, whether you’re single, married or in a committed relationship, it’s okay to be selfish. I’m of the belief that if you put “you” first, then the rest will follow. After all, who likes a sour puss?

Here are 4 ways to treat yourself on Valentine’s Day:

The moment I saw Lola Eau De Parfum Spray by Marc Jacobs ($65, 1.7 oz, ulta.com), I thought that the bottle had a flirty quality to it. It’s a floral scent with notes of pear, fuschia and vanilla that envelopes you in sensuality.

Did you know that the constant friction your hair experiences against cotton sheets and pillowcase causes hair breakage? With that said, think about investing in a silk pillowcase (albeit pricey) like the Branche – Blush Charmeuse – 100% Silk Pillow Case ($84, beautyhabit.com). Another option is to wrap your hair in a satin scarf for a fraction of the cost.

I consider the Kai Body Buffer ($36, barneys.com) a gem among gems. No more fumbling to put the soap on the loofah before you scrub down. This exfoliating sponge (which incidentally can be used 30 times) already contains coconut, oil and exotic perfumes and natural essences to make your next shower a joy. And to further your quest for feeling good on V-day and beyond, maybe a bar of soap from the Malin + Goetz Mojito Soap Set ($30, bigelowchemists.com) is your speed. There’s actually 2% of Rum in them! If you’re like me, than anything Mojito will do. I just love those drinks.

So what if you don’t have a significant other. Forget about the red roses and treat yourself to gifts that keep on giving day after day.

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