The mouth tape kinda shocked me!

Here’s how my sleep is on a normal night.

As you might see, there is a lot of red in the areas where I want to improve.

Screenshot from "Friends" of Joey looking surprised

Keep in mind, what works or does not work for me can vary from person to person.

Sleep is an individual thing.

TREND ONE: First up was the ‘sleepy girl mocktail.’

Person lying in bed with eyes closed, head resting on hand, wearing a T-shirt with lettering

TikTok is filled with people making this drink and raving about its magical powers when it comes to sleep.

I hopped into bed and tried my hardest to part ways with my nightlyFriendsepisode (or two) ritual.

I was tired from a long day, so I hoped this drink would do the trick!

Sleep tracking app screenshot showing a Sleep Score of 67 labeled 'Fair' with various sleep metrics like total sleep and REM sleep

I see why TikTok is obsessed with this alarm clock.

The sounds blocked out any outside noise, causing me to sleep better.

TREND THREE: The next sleep trend on my list is sleeping withmouth tape.

Collage of four images: three people holding drinks, and a text-based recipe for a "Sleepy Girl" cocktail

you’re free to’t just pick any tape to sleep with.

I’m a sucker for aesthetically pleasing things!

I used a mirror to put the tape over my mouth and got into bed.

Hand holding a box of Sleep chamomile lemonade-flavored dietary supplement with ingredient chart

After speaking with experts, TikTok might be on to something with this trend.

All of these things help to improve your sleep quality.

Before trying this trend, it’s important to know that it’s not for everyone.

Hand holding a box of "Deep Sleep Assistant" with a list of ingredients and their supposed benefits for improved sleep

“Certain groups should avoid mouth taping or seek guidance from a professional before attempting it.

It also wasn’t uncomfortable and easy to get off in the morning.

TREND FOUR: The last trend I tried was falling asleep with ared light.

Sleep tracking app interface showing statistics on sleep quality, efficiency, and stages, with a graph overview

I was excited to wind down for the night with this tiny little red light.

Experts agree that red light is great for sleep.

“Red light can be beneficial for sleep.

A collection of four images displaying various Hatch Sleep Clocks in different settings

Everyone’s goals and budgets are different.

You know yourself best; what works for one person might not work for another.

Table with lamp, alarm clock reading 9:16, and a book titled "Maybe Someday". Decor includes earrings and stones

Sleep app interface with 'Stormy Sea' sound option selected for a relaxing evening routine

Phone screen displaying "Edit Sunrise Alarm" with toggle options for "Malibu Sunrise" and "Morning Stroll" under LIGHT and "Ocean Shores", "Alarm Sounds", and "Meditative Flute" under SOUND

Sleep tracking app screen showing sleep score of 86, with 7h 55m total sleep, 88% efficiency and other sleep metrics

Four thumbnails of different people demonstrating mouth taping, a wellness trend

A TSC branded case with a matching lip-shaped face tape below it, both with "The Skinny Confidential" text

Person in bed with eyes closed, peace sign, wearing lip mask and graphic t-shirt

Sleep tracking app screen showing Sleep Score as 'Good' at 77, with detailed sleep stage breakdown and timing

Sleep tracking app screenshot showing a sleep score of 86 with detailed sleep stage contributions

Woman lying in bed with a lip-shaped beauty mask on her lips

Collage of four images showcasing benefits and uses of red light therapy for sleep

Smart speaker on a nightstand illuminated by red light

Smart speaker on a bedside table illuminated by red light, creating a cozy atmosphere

Sleep tracking app screenshot showing Sleep Score of 89 and various sleep metrics like duration, restfulness, REM sleep, latency