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Four Sleep-Inducing Products For The Best Kind Of Snoozefest

Switch off the news, turn off your devices, and fall back on these tried and tested sleep aids for a more restful slumber
By Cessi Treñas
Updated October 11, 2022
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A collage of sleep-inducing products, including tea, pillow mist and weighted eye mask.

Sometimes, good sleep doesn’t just happen. Charting your way to some good ol’ shut-eye starts long before your head hits the pillow. Switch off the news, turn off your devices, and fall back on these tried and tested sleep aids for a more restful slumber.

Tea time

Blume blue lavender tea in a cup

Infused with lavender and melatonin-boosting blue spirulina, this refined sugar-free tea will carry you straight to dreamland. Blue lavender blend, $25, itsblume.com.

Spray away

Lothantique linge blanc pillow mist

This delicate, powdery pillow mist combines white lily, white musk and earthy sandalwood. Linge blanc pillow mist, $22, lothantique.ca.

Give into the pressure

Nodpod weighted eye mask

A hug for your head, this weighted eye mask applies gentle pressure to key points on the face to stimulate relaxation and alleviate headaches. Nodpod, $46, nodpod.com.

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Cool down

Lusomé moisture-wicking Donna pyjamas

Crafted with a proprietary moisture-wicking fabric, these award-winning pyjamas keep skin cool through summer nights and hot flashes. Donna shirt and pant, $98 each (sold separately), lusome.com.

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