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If you’re a sucker for rest and relaxation, then prepare for a seriously soothing pillow from Anthropologie! This Bed of Nails product isn’t your typical pillow, it’s a cool pillow inspired by acupuncture, the needle-pricking treatment celebrities like Gwyneth Paltrow and Mariah Carey have had done.
Unlike acupuncture needles, the prickly Bed of Nails Pillow doesn’t break through the skin. Instead, it’s designed with over 2,000 mini-plastic spikes that are meant to subtly and satisfyingly rub your body to ease tension and induce “deep relaxation.”
Translation? Staycation time!
The pillow can be placed beneath the head, neck, shoulders and lower back whenever you’re casually lounging. A compact design also makes it suited for traveling on planes, keeping comfy in your office chair or even stashed in your car for road trips.
Order the Bed of Nails Pillow in two colors: green and pink. For a fuller body experience, you can also try the Bed of Nails mat, available for $70.
Please note that the product is not an adequate substitute for medical treatment.
“If a person feels that they require the use of these products to help alleviate pain, sleeping difficulties, or any type of head, neck or other symptoms, it would be best to consult with a healthcare professional to gauge the appropriateness of these products before doing so,” Ryan Yelle, the Regional Clinical Director of Professional Physical Therapy in New York, tells Us Weekly.
For a fun, relaxing experience, grab the Bed of Nails Pillow for $40 at Anthropologie while it’s still in stock!
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