Salon relaxing treatments can get pricey, but there are at-home kits that will give you similar results. The key is to follow the provided directions exactly. Check out Phyto PhytoSpecific Phytorelaxer, $60, readers say they will "never, ever use anything else," and that it leaves hair in "excellent condition."

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!

Want something a little more low-tech? Try a lip plumper, like Pout Lip Plump, $24.

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.

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.

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.