21 wellness products to keep you feeling your best this fall
Fall in Georgia is gorgeous with its golden leaves, crisp mornings and cozy evenings — but it also comes with pollen, mold and a spike in seasonal colds and flu.
If you’re sniffling, have dry skin or just trying to keep your energy up as the weather shifts, a few smart wellness picks can make the transition a little easier.
Here are 21 seasonal essentials worth adding to your wellness tool kit so you can move into fall feeling balanced and resilient.
Sleep and rest
Sleep is like your body’s built-in reset button. Experts say seven to nine hours a night helps your immune system do its best work, but fall stress and allergy flare-ups can make quality rest harder to come by. That’s where these products step in to make winding down feel easier (and more indulgent).
- Dr. Teal’s Magnesium Spray ($6.87, walmart.com): Absorbs quickly to ease tension and promote restful sleep.
- 8 Sheep Organics Sleepy Body Lotion ($29, 8sheep.com): A magnesium-rich, natural body lotion designed to calm restless legs, ease muscle aches and help you drift off faster.
- Lunya (from $128, lunya.co): Luxurious pajamas that feel indulgent yet easy to care for, making bedtime a ritual worth looking forward to.
- Celestial Seasonings’ Sleepytime Extra ($3.78, amazon.com): Tea connoisseurs might consider this brand the Coca-Cola of tea, but it’s a perfect way to wind down at night and has a cute bear on the box, and you can find it at almost any grocery store.
Hydration
Hydration sounds obvious, but it really is the foundation. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notes it helps regulate temperature, keeps your energy steady and flushes out all the stuff your body doesn’t need. Plus, when you’re dehydrated, congestion feels worse and recovery is slower.
- Owala FreeSip Sway ($34.99, owalalife.com): Sip or swig from this trendy water bottle with a grab-and-go bucket handle perfect for a fall hike.
- Cure Hydration Drink Mix ($15.99, amazon.com): Stay ahead of dehydration before it impacts your immune system with this premium electrolyte blend made with organic coconut water and no added sugar.
- Boroux Legacy Compact Water Filtration System ($349, boroux.com): Small but mighty, this compact countertop filter keeps your water fresh and great-tasting. It’s designed to clear out common contaminants while keeping the good minerals your body needs.
Skin health
Allergists say pollen and other irritants don’t just mess with your sinuses — they can also leave your skin feeling extra reactive. Add in cooler temps outside and dry air inside, and suddenly hydration and barrier repair are non-negotiables.
- Skin Pharm Gentle Rinse Hydrating Cream Cleanser ($40, skinpharm.com): If your skin needs something to calm irritation, try this soothing option with vitamin B5, cucumber and aloe.
- Oui the People Featherweight Hydrating Body Gloss Oil ($65, sephora.com): A luxe, lightweight body oil that absorbs quickly without residue. Powered by squalene, it deeply hydrates, softens, and leaves skin with a healthy glow.
- CeraVe Daily Moisturizing Lotion ($12.74, amazon.com): A dermatologist favorite for locking in hydration with ceramides and hyaluronic acid.
- Rhode Barrier Butter Intensive Moisture Balm ($36, rhodeskin.com): A buttery-smooth balm that delivers up to 24 hours of hydration while strengthening the skin barrier. Recently crowned a “2025 Allure Best of Beauty” award winner.
Active lifestyle
Regular movement helps keep your immune system strong, and it’s a proven stress-buster, too. But between colder mornings and allergy fog, you’ll want support that makes it easier to stick with your routine.
- Lemme Immunity Gummies ($30, lemmelive.com): A gut-first daily gummy with postbiotics, zinc and vitamin C.
- BlenderBottle 2-in-1 Shaker Tumbler ($29.99, blenderbottle.com): This insulated stainless-steel tumbler doubles as a shaker, so you can mix supplements and sip all from the same leak-proof design — perfect for your morning commute to post-workout recovery.
- Hoka Clifton 10 ($145, hoka.com): Recently named a “2025 Women’s Health Sneaker Award” winner, the Clifton 10 features all-day comfort with lightweight cushioning and smooth support. Bonus: Hoka offers exclusive discounts for health care workers.
Grounding atmosphere
Stress and immunity are more connected than most of us realize. Science says high stress levels can weaken your defenses, making you more likely to get knocked down by whatever’s going around. Setting up a calming space can help you recharge at home instead of running on empty.
- Blueme (from $75, bluemefragrance.com): Sleek, refillable candles and diffusers crafted with clean-burning soy wax and essential oils. Designed for mood support and stress relief, each minimalist vessel doubles as a design piece.
- Headspace (try free, headspace.com): Guided meditation to fit into even the busiest schedules.
- Quiet Mind’s Mini Squeeze ($64, onequietmind.com): A weighted stress ball “reimagined” to melt away tension, anxiety and restlessness.
Allergies and clean habits
Cold and flu season overlaps with allergy season, so doubling down on clean habits is a smart move. The CDC says washing your hands regularly can cut respiratory illness by about 20%, and wiping down high-touch surfaces makes a real difference. Cleaner air helps, too — whether that’s cracking a window or running a purifier when the air outside isn’t your friend.
- Flonase Allergy Relief Nasal Spray ($17.48, amazon.com): Doctor-recommended first-line treatment for allergy symptom relief.
- Levoit Core 300 Air Purifier ($99, amazon.com): A compact purifier with a True HEPA filter, perfect for bedrooms or home offices.
- Clorox Disinfecting Wipes, 75 Count, Pack of 3 ($12.78, amazon.com): Easy to stash in your car, desk or kitchen.
- Touchland Power Mist Hand Sanitizers ($12, touchland.com): These cute hand sanitizers come in sleek, pocket-sized bottles with scents like Spiced Pumpkin-tini and Blue Sandalwood. They’re dermatologist-tested, fast-drying and kill 99.9% of germs without leaving your hands sticky. You can even buy super cute cases for them.
About the Author
Avery Newmark covers travel, wellness, events and trending news for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution. With a dual background in film production and journalism, Avery came to the AJC after working as a video editor. She enjoys film photography and live music in her free time. Reach her at avery.newmark@ajc.com.
