Kaley Cuoco's Must-Have Products: From the Dyson Airwrap to a Heating Pad

Cuoco loves using the Relavel Travel Makeup Train Case ($20, originally $30) to keep her products organized. "My makeup artist, Jamie, uses it when she's doing my makeup, and it's just my tiny little bag with all my stuff in it," she says. Cuoco loves that she can see everything in her kit without having to dig through it. The makeup case has adjustable compartments and brush slots to keep everything visible and tidy. It's also durable, with a spill-proof interior and a waterproof and shockproof exterior, making it a must for travel.

Pro Tip: It comes in different sizes, so consider getting one that best accommodates your products.

The Dyson Airwrap ($599) is Cuoco's go-to hair tool. "You get five different products in one, and yes, it is pricey, but I feel that it's totally worth it," she says. She mostly uses the blow dryer attachment but appreciates that you can switch out the attachment heads as needed. She loves the case it comes with that organizes all the pieces but notes that it can get bulky.

Pro Tip: The Dyson Airwrap does have a learning curve when you first use it, and Cuoco recommends looking up tutorials on YouTube. "I could spend all day watching hair tutorials. It's very relaxing to me, but there are a lot of people on there, even just like everyday girls, just showing you how they use the Airwrap."

Cuoco loves her Nespresso Vertuo Coffee and Espresso Machine ($211) so much that she actually has four of them in her home. "Even if I have a shoot, we bring it. I know that sounds crazy, but I really like my coffee, and the pods are so easy," she says. Her favorite pod flavors are the roasted hazelnut and sweet vanilla, and she loves how aromatic they are. She also enjoys a splash of half and half with her brew. "It's like my own little personal coffee heaven in the morning. It's very quick, and the coffee tastes fantastic," she says.

Pro Tip: If you like to create lattes and cappuccinos at home, consider getting the Nespresso with a milk frother.

"If you do not have a heating pad, order one online now. Put it on your bed, and you will not be sorry," she says. Cuoco likes to keep her room on the cooler side, so getting under the covers with the Pure Enrichment PureRelief XL Heating Pad ($27, originally $40) delivers warmth and coziness, helping her get ready for bed. "Oh my god. It just makes me so happy," she says. "The funniest part is, I've had to get multiple because all my little dogs end up curling themselves on it. They think that's their bed. I know they love it as much as I do."

Pro Tip: She also recommends buying smaller ones that you can roll up if you want to travel with them.

"I love my Kashwere Throw Blanket ($165). We have multiple [all] over the house. I also love to gift them," she says, describing them as an adult version of a baby blanket. Because of how incredibly soft they are and how comforting they feel, she can't travel without one. As an actor and a producer, she travels a lot for work, and this blanket reminds her of a slice of home when she's away. "It makes me think of my bed. It makes me think of home." The Kashwere Throw Blanket comes in plenty of different colors and prints.

Pro Tip: Cuoco recommends using the Priceline app to make traveling easier and more affordable.

"If your dog has any sort of anxiety, if they're sitting there kind of crazy at night, if you're going for a drive to the vet, or maybe they're worried, the Oh Norman! Calm the Eff Down! ($35) works. It really calms them down. My little ones end up taking the best nap of their lives, and it's all-natural," Cuoco says. The tincture contains chamomile flower, l-theanine, valerian root extract, passion flower extract, and melatonin to help calm and soothe your dog. The formula is clean, safe, and reviewed by board-certified veterinary nutritionists. "I keep one in my purse. I keep one on the coffee table. You can put it directly in their mouth, or you can put it in their food," she says.

Pro Tip: Cuoco recommends using a few drops whenever they're going ballistic. "For our dogs, 6 o'clock is like their witching hour, it's like time for them to be absolutely insane. So usually, that's the time I'll give them a couple of drops, and it just calms everybody down," she says.