Who needs collagen when you have this (admittedly slightly scary-looking) product? Cynthia Rowland Luscious Lips, $59.95 uses suction to naturally increase lip size and plump up mouth lines. Bonus: no needles!
Spa oxygen facials deep clean skin and help kill bacteria, so they're great for acne-prone types. Get the benefits of oxygen with one of these at-home facials: Philosophy The Oxygen Peel, $50 or Bliss Triple Oxygen Instant Energizing Mask, $52. Since you can use both multiple times, they end up being way cheaper than a spa facial.
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Deep Conditioning Treatments (average salon cost: $30)
You can use at-home deep conditioners and still get salon-quality results; the key is in how you use them. Try applying the conditioner to damp hair, covering with plastic wrap and a towel and putting your hair under a dryer for at least 10 minutes. You could also wrap conditioned hair and sleep in it overnight to give the product more time to penetrate. One to try: Graham Webb Silk Repair Advanced Therapy Treatment, $4.49.
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Spa-Quality Mani/Pedi (average spa cost: $30)
You can use this guide to get an at-home pedicure with salon results, or for an easier route, check out a spa manicure kit. Creative Nail Design has some great ones, including this new and totally delectable Almond SpaManicure System, $48, which you can use over and over, making it a great value.
Who has the money or the time to head to the spa or beauty salon these days? Not us. That's why we searched around for gadgets and products that would give us spa-worthy results at home. Check them out and be on your way to clearer, smoother skin, glossy hair and more, without making a huge dent in your bank account.
