The Ultimate Shopping Guide to Winding Down After Festival Season
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The 2025 Festival season is slowly coming to a close. It’s time to stow away your booty shorts, bralettes and face glitter because we’re almost done with festivals for the year, excluding Outside Lands, Louder Than Life and Hard Summer. With Coachella, Stagecoach, Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo in the rearview, fans might be looking for something to help take a breather from the crowds, the heat and the copious glitter-based products.
In the spirit of self-care, we’re rounding up a few favorites to help you wind down, giving your body and mind a break from the festivities, at least for a little while. We’re talking skincare, haircare and bodycare products from top brands like Topicals, Lemme, Aquaphore, Vegamour and much more.
This six-pack of eye masks from Topicals will get your undereyes looking hydrated and brightened after all of the sleepless nights packing the perfect outfits for Coachella. These masks are formulated with Kojic Acid to brighten and a cooling agent for de-puffing. You’ll be looking bright and awake in no time.
Peach & Lily Glass Skin Ginseng Collagen Mask
A collagen-packed face mask that turns clear upon use.
This Peach & Lily sheet mask went absolutely viral on TikTok this past year, and we can see why. The two-part mask is impressively formulated with an entire 40g serum bottle, 2% ginseng extract, 9 peptides and 55k PPM vegan collagen complex that work to plump, hydrate and brighten. If your skin is looking dull post-festival, then this sheet mask is a must-have.
Crowds and concerts can be super stressful. Why not unwind with Lemme’s vegan Chill De-Stress gummies? Created by the one and only Kourtney Kardashian, the gummies are made with ashwagandha. This ingredient has been used in traditional Indian medicine for centuries, and while there are many things this key ingredient does, it is also an adaptogen, meaning it helps the body cope with stress.
Aquaphor Advanced Therapy Repairing Foot Mask
A hydrating foot mask made with shea butter and avacado oil.
When you’ve been walking around on the festival grounds all day, there’s nothing better for your feet than giving them a boost of hydration. Retailing for $5.89, this foot mask is formulated with a blend of avocado oil and shea butter that work together to condition the skin of your feet for a plush and moisturized feeling post-use.
If you’re a lover of massages, then you’ll love this Vegamour GRO Scalp Massager. Retailing for $18, this pointy tool can be used in the shower while you’re conditioning your hair to stimulate your scalp, promoting circulation, which in turn promotes hair growth. Plus, who doesn’t love a massage post-festival?
Minty fresh and full of benefits, this scalp serum from Divi is sure to banish that post-festival grime from your scalp for good. The product comes in an ergonomic dropper bottle for ease of use. The ingredient list is one to marvel at, with the likes of copper-tripeptide 1, rosemary and caffeine, which all work to stimulate hair follicles, promoting hair growth.
Festivals can wear the body out. All the walking and dancing can lead to soreness throughout the body. If you’re looking to work out a few kinks in your back, shoulders and neck post-festival, then this massage gun on Amazon might be a good fit. It currently retails for $26.99 and comes with multiple heads for different massaging possibilities.
Want that pedicure feeling without leaving your home? This Soap & Glory Heel Genius Moisturizing Foot Cream offers users salon-quality hydration for those post-festival dry and cracked feet. Including alpha hydroxy acids in its formula, this foot cream works as an exfoliant, leaving the feet smooth and ultra-soft. For best results, we’d recommend using this foot cream before bed, allowing the product to aptly sink into the skin.
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