February Wellness Edit: An Esthetician’s Honest Product Reviews + Nervous System Rituals

One of the biggest intentions I set for myself this year was to slow down and prioritize my own wellness.

As an esthetician and the owner of Lucid Wellness, I spend most of my days helping others care for their skin and well-being. But this year I’m committing to creating space for my own nervous system reset, self-care rituals, and intentional beauty routines.

That’s where my monthly Wellness Edit comes in.

Each month I test new skincare, wellness products, and small luxuries that make daily routines feel more grounding and restorative.

In these posts, I share:

• What I loved
• What I might repurchase
• What I would skip

If you enjoy discovering esthetician-approved skincare, wellness rituals, and beauty finds, you’re in the right place.

Here’s what I tried in February.

Products I Loved This Month (Esthetician Approved)

These products genuinely improved my daily routines this month..

Ancient Minerals Magnesium Oil Spray

Magnesium has become one of my favorite wellness tools for supporting the nervous system, relaxation, and better sleep.

The Ancient Minerals Magnesium Oil Spray is simple but powerful. I’ve been spraying it on my legs and shoulders before bed to help relax my body after long days working with clients.

Many people don’t realize magnesium can also support:

✔ muscle relaxation
✔ sleep quality
✔ stress reduction

It’s become part of my nightly wind-down routine.

👉 Shop it here:
[Affiliate Link – Ancient Minerals Magnesium Oil Spray]

Celtic Sea Salt

Many people are switching to Celtic Sea Salt because it contains natural trace minerals and is less processed than traditional table salt.

I’ve started incorporating it into my daily routine, but I want to give it more time before deciding if it’s something I’ll always keep stocked.

For now, it’s a yes/maybe while I continue testing.

👉 Try it here:
[Affiliate Link – Celtic Sea Salt]

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