You’re Getting Warmer

Don’t have a fireplace? Or don’t want to play Cinderella after the embers turn to ash? Light this candle, close your eyes, and let it warm your heart.

Skin’s protective barrier takes a beating when the temperature and humidity drop. This new cream protects it without feeling heavy.

All I need to hear are the words “warming honey” and I’m in. This cleanser doubles as an effective exfoliator. Also, warming honey.

One sleep doctor told me his secret was a 68-degree room and cashmere socks. Avoid any Eliot Spitzer comparisons by getting these in soft gray.

This wood-and-chestnut scent was inspired by Chamonix in the 70s. We’re picturing Audrey Hepburn in Charade, even though that was Megève in the 60s.

Even tidying up can be a fragrant pleasure with this surface cleaner, dish soap, and hand wash set from Courteney Cox’s kitchen.

Hair turns extra dry in winter, and indoor heating is no help. Swab on this mask and let it penetrate. It’s a hearty foe to static electricity.

A lotion that smells like a spa, this has peptides, niacinamide, various oils, and eucalyptus. I keep it in the shower and slide it over my damp skin.

Schostal has been making uncommonly soft cotton pajamas since 1870 and selling them in its Rome shop. Alex Mill offers them without the jet lag.

A bedroom humidifier is one of the best skin saviors, and Canopy makes one with mold-resistant powers, white noise, and an aromatherapy option.

Warm the cheeks with this gel blush for textured skin, created by Air Mail Look’s cosmetic chemist. Its bromo-technology allows it to adjust to each skin tone.

Let the thin skin around your eyes drink up this cream while you sleep. You’ll wake up looking fresh and rested, no matter what your Oura ring says.

La Mer’s new cream claims to work like retinol, although with less irritation. It’s a rich, smooth indulgence, and a perfect nightcap.

For tired, sore muscles, this disc holds soothing arnica, tingly ginger, vanilla, and cocoa butter and melts as you slide it over your quads and calves.

This styling cream is a classic for a reason. With one tiny dab, it adds shine and bend to the hair, refreshing a blowout in seconds.

Loaded with oils, vitamins E and C, squalane, and white tea, this protects lips from chapping, cracking, and general winter misery.

A thick, rich moisturizer to apply at night as a final shield against the dry air. Also, who doesn’t want skin as creamy as Hailey Bieber’s?

Notice the similarity between the name of this new serum and Botox? This claims to reduce expression lines slightly with a variety of peptides and no needles.