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Social media overflows with inspirational self-care quotes and well-meaning reminders to take better care of yourself, but what if you’re not drawn to meditation or breaking out a coloring book?

One idea: Studies have found massage can help with reducing stress, managing anxiety, relieving muscle tension, and improving sleep. A massage chair can bring all those benefits right to your living room — on your schedule.

Save up to 40% off select massage chairs at The Home Depot and kick back with some extra TLC for your muscles. Try these on for size:

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Osaki OS-Aster ($1,449, normally $2,499)

Osaki OS-Aster Credit: Osaki

The Osaki OS-Aster ($1,449, normally $2,499) requires only 10 inches to fully recline, and it features an S, L-type backrest track to hug the curves of your body. The roller system massages from your neck all the way down to your upper hamstrings.

Osaki OS-7200H ($2,099, normally $3,358.88)

Osaki OS-7200H Credit: OSAKI

With built-in speakers, ambient blue LED lights, and a computer body scan to self-adjust to your shape, the Osaki OS-7200H ($2,099, normally $3,358.88) delivers an immersive massage for body and mind. It features quad-style rollers and 51 air bags to target important muscle groups, such as neck, shoulders, lumbar, and calves.

Osaki OS-4000CS ($1,849, normally $2,999)

Osaki OS-4000CS Credit: osaki

Choose between six massage styles, including rolling, kneading, tapping, shiatsu, and combined kneading/tapping or kneading/shiatsu, on the Osaki OS-4000CS ($1,849, normally $2,999). This plush chair also has heating pads around the lumbar to soothe away pain and a foot massage function to relieve sore feet.

Titan Pro Jupiter XL Series ($2,499, normally $3,225.81)

Titan Pro Jupiter XL Series Credit: Titan

Stretch out in the Titan Pro Jupiter XL Series ($2,499, normally $3,225.81), designed for people up to six-feet and six-inches tall, or anyone who wants some extra room to unwind. Get full-body attention, including a head massager for your scalp and neck and dual-action foot massager at the base.

Osaki OS-Pro Yamato ($2,399, normally $3,409.09)

Osaki OS-Pro Yamato Credit: OSAKI

Available in black, brown, or contrast cream and black faux leather, the Osaki OS-Pro Yamato ($2,399, normally $3,409.09) has a sleek aesthetic and stylish quilting details. Take your pick from 10 pre-set functions, such as Thai, deep tissue, full body, and recovery.

Opens in a new window Credit: Mashable Staff Save up to 40% off select massage chairs at The Home Depot

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