Digest

The host shares their spring obsessions, focusing on beauty, skincare, and wellness products. They discuss prioritizing mental health over attending Coachella and delve into favorite and disliked beauty items, including Rhode skincare, Luxe Unfiltered self-tanner, and Merit concealer. The episode also covers skincare and body care favorites like L'Occitane, while cautioning against products like Salt and Stone body wash. The host de-influences listeners from expensive mascaras, concealers, and blushes, suggesting affordable alternatives. Hair care and activewear brands like Crop Shop Boutique and Aritzia are highlighted. Finally, the host discusses the benefits of red light therapy but questions the necessity of excessive vitamins and supplements, emphasizing the importance of individual health needs based on blood work.

Outlines

00:00:00

Introduction and Spring Obsessions

The podcast begins by introducing the theme of spring obsessions, covering a range of beauty, wellness, and personal preferences, including items the host loves and dislikes.

00:02:23

Prioritizing Mental Health Over Events

The host explains their decision to forgo Coachella, prioritizing mental well-being over attending the event due to its high cost and the stress of large crowds, despite the appeal of certain performers.

00:06:31

Beauty Favorites and De-Influencing

This section details the host's favorite beauty products, such as Rhode skincare and Merit concealer, while also de-influencing listeners from specific mascaras, concealers, and sunscreens that did not meet expectations.

00:12:22

Skincare, Body Care, and Hair Care Reviews

The host shares their experiences with various skincare and body care products, including L'Occitane favorites and a problematic Salt and Stone body wash. Hair care products from Oway are also discussed, with mixed reviews.

00:15:04

Activewear and Wellness Trends

New beauty discoveries like Luxe Unfiltered self-tanner are introduced, alongside a discussion of activewear brands like Crop Shop Boutique and Aritzia, and the use of ProMix supplements.

00:31:39

Red Light Therapy and Supplement Advice

The host shares positive experiences with red light therapy and questions the necessity of numerous vitamins and supplements, advocating for personalized health choices based on medical advice and blood work.

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Q&A

• What are the host's favorite skincare products from Rhode?

  The host's top Rhode skincare recommendations are the Glazing Milk, which is praised for its intense hydration and versatility, and the facial mist, which provides a glowing finish and can be used as a makeup topper.

• Why did the host decide not to attend Coachella this year?

  The host prioritized mental health over attending Coachella due to the high cost, the anxiety associated with large crowds, and the desire for a less exhausting experience, even though Justin Bieber was performing.

• Which beauty products does the host de-influence listeners from?

  The host de-influences listeners from expensive mascaras (like Too Faced Better Than Sex), Tarte concealer, Supergoop sunscreen, and certain Rhode lip balms, citing issues like clumping, breakouts, and lack of hydration.

• What are the host's recommended activewear brands?

  The host highly recommends Crop Shop Boutique (CSB) for its stylish and high-quality workout sets, and Aritzia for its durable, affordable, and fashionable activewear options that have stood the test of time.

• Does the host believe taking many vitamins and supplements is necessary for health?

  No, the host believes that excessive daily vitamin and supplement intake is often unnecessary. They advocate for a balanced diet and consulting blood work results with a doctor to determine actual needs.

Show Notes