Naomi Osaka Shares Her Must Haves: From Cozy Slippers to Byredo Incense

Like so many other people, Osaka admits that she became reliant on hand sanitizer throughout the COVID lockdown, and this Aesop Resurrection Rinse-Free Hand Wash ($10) emerged as a favorite. "I'm a huge fan of Aēsop products for their luxurious scents, so finding a hand sanitizer that didn't have a strong alcohol scent was my top priority," says Osaka. This product has a citrus-like scent, and features nourishing ingredients like mandarin rind, rosemary leaf, and cedar atlas.

Pro Tip: While Osaka first discovered this sanitizer during the pandemic, she still considers it a great travel essential today. "I continue to bring this product with me on all my travels — it's easy to throw in my bag and keeps my hands fresh, clean, and germ-free," she says. It is available to shop in several different sizes, including a travel-friendly version that's perfect for squeezing into your personal carry-on or travel makeup bag.

These Byredo Trois Encens ($165) can help to set the mood in any home by creating a more calming ambience, and Osaka considers them to be a worthy investment. "Being half Japanese, I love how these incense sticks are handmade in Tokyo," she says. "I love to light them before a bath or as I prep for bedtime. They emit such a long-lasting, elegant fragrance throughout my room."

Pro Tip: While Osaka admits that she loves to "alternate fragrances" depending on her mood, she does have one scent that she's been burning a lot of this season: "Burning Rose is my current favorite," adds Osaka.

Whether she's prepping for a match on the court or just enjoying a restful day at home, Osaka considers this Kinlo Sun Spot Brightening Moisturizer ($8) to be a staple in her everyday routine.

Pro Tip: According to Osaka, this versatile beauty product it totally buildable. "I like to wear it on its own, but it's equally as great under foundation or other face makeup," says Osaka.

In light of her busy schedule, Osaka admits that becoming as "at peace as possible" before bedtime is "truly key" for ensuring she gets a good night's rest — and this Hatch Restore Sound Machine ($100) is a staple part of her nighttime routine. "Since I travel so much — [often] traveling through different time zones — maintaining a regular sleep schedule can be tricky," she says. "The Hatch Restore Machine helps aid me in unwinding and having a long, restful sleep."

Pro Tip: This sound machine is a favorite of both celebrities and PS editors alike; Ashley Tisdale previously told PS that the tool is one of her go-to bedtime products, and our editor called it the "ultimate wake-up tool" in this review of the Hatch Restore Machine.

Not only are these Dusen Dusen for MoMA Subu Slippers ($56, originally $75) super comfortable, but according to Osaka, their "eye-catching design" also serves as a surefire way to brighten up her day. "What I love about these slippers is how easy they are to slide on," she says. "Their synthetic rubber sole makes them perfect for a quick run out to my driveway or to the car, but I mainly wear them around the house."

Pro Tip: These slippers are part of an exclusive collection through the Museum of Modern Art, and were brought to life by designer Ellen Van Dusen, of the brand Dusen Dusen. The cozy shoes are fitted with a polyester down material, which provides extra warmth for the feet.

Kyley Warren is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.