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6 Products That Will Make You Feel Like You’re Somewhere Tropical

Written by Lyndi Catania
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Not everyone has access to palm trees and blue waters on a regular basis, but what if certain products could make you feel like you’re relaxing somewhere tropical without leaving home? According to Mental Health America, relaxation has numerous benefits, such as decreasing blood pressure, relieving pain, and improving both the immune system and cardiovascular system. You should always put aside time for relaxing, even if it’s not while lounging on the beach. Here are some products that will make you feel pretty close to it.

1. Beachfront Cocktail Shaker

Beachfront Cocktail Shaker

    (Photo by Rug & Home)

    There’s nothing better than a refreshing cocktail, especially one that comes from a beach-inspired shaker. Whether you’re outside in the sun or relaxing indoors, this piece will help you to feel like you’re being served in paradise. Fill it with a mojito, piña colada, margarita, or another drink of your choice, then sit back and enjoy!

    2. Artificial Palm Trees

    artificial palm tree

      (Photo by Silk Plants Direct)

      Artificial palm trees don’t have real coconuts growing on them, but they’re just as nice to look at. You can feel the tropical vibes inside and outside because artificial palm trees are suitable for both environments. Whether you are using it for shade or to bring some tropical nature into your home, an artificial palm tree is an ideal choice!

      3. Tropical Scented Candles

      Yankee Candle

        (Photo by Yankee Candle)

        You don’t have to be somewhere tropical to enjoy tropical scents. There are candles that were created to specifically smell like the beach and other summer-inspired smells, such as summer fruits and flowers. Plus, candles can be used for calming purposes. Curl up with a good book, like you would on the beach, and take in the scent of a tropical candle!

        4. Banana Boat Spray Oil

        Banana Boat

          (Photo by Banana Boat)

          Banana Boat’s spray oil is known for its fragrance of banana, carrot, and coconut. If you’re outside soaking up the sun and want to feel more like you’re having a tropical experience, apply some Banana Boat spray oil. Not only can its scents be found in the tropics, it will help you to get that sun-kissed tan. It’s important to stay cautious when outside in the sun. This oil comes in SPF 8 and 15, so consider your skin before using this, or use additional sunblock along with it.

          5. Pink Flamingos

          pink flamingo

            (Photo by Dollar Tree)

            Chances are, your backyard will never have pink flamingos walking around, but they would provide that tropical feel you’re looking for. Pink plastic flamingos aren’t as exotic as the real deal, but using them as backyard decor is a fun way to pretend you’re somewhere other than home. They will also add some spice to your next summer gathering!

            6. Tropical Pool Floats

            pool float

              (Photo by Leslie’s Swimming Pool Supplies)

              If you have access to a pool, floating around in a tropical pool float will make the experience that much better. Choose a pink flamingo to go with your backyard decor, an island-inspired float, a dolphin, or any other float that reminds you of something tropical. You can find them at your local pool supply store.

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              These products are all fabulous when they’re solo, but they’re even better when they’re paired up with other products on the list. Whether you decide to look into every product or just a few of your favorites, you’ll be on your way to feeling like you’re somewhere tropical. After all, each of these products were created with either the summer or warm weather in mind. Get ready to relax — the destination is your choice. It may take a little imagination, but at least you have these products as a start.

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