My Favorite Personal Care Products
I have been asked several times over the past month to share some of the everyday products that I use. It hadn’t occurred to me that this would interest anyone but I can say that I have spent time testing out many products over the years. I know my audience is very discerning and health conscious. I am not claiming that these products are the cleanest or the best of the best but I do try to be as clean and healthy as I can. These work best for me and I truly love them.
“The Martini” by goop
My first encounter with this Emotional Detox Bath Soak was when it was gifted to me at the NYC goop summit in 2019. It is a luxurious way to up-level your bath and support relaxation and detox.
The Dirt Rose Clove Pulling Oil Mouthwash
I found this stuff years ago and I have been hooked ever since. Oil pulling has so many benefits. Now I take a swig first thing in the morning and swish this around while I make my bed and fill up the water filter. The taste is delicious and it doubles as a mouthwash.
Boka Ella Mint Toothpaste
Flouride free, this remineralizes your teeth and reduces sensitivity with nano-hydroxyapatite. 100% biocompatible and non-toxic. I love.
Copper Tongue Scraper
After I brush my teeth and oil pull I scrape my tongue with a copper tongue scraper. My breath is noticeably fresher and my mouth feels so clean once this is complete.
Doctor Plotka Toothbrush
I am not an electric toothbrush kind of girl and there is nothing sexy about a toothbrush but once I tried this one there was no turning back. My teeth have never felt so squeaky clean after brushing.
Peppermint Foot Butter
Plum Island Soap Co. is local to where I live in Newburyport, MA. This is their cult classic. I don’t know anyone around here who doesn’t love it. I apply it at night with some socks before bed.
Kopari Deodorant - Beach
This is the only clean deodorant I have tried that works for me. Aluminum free, baking soda free, coconut oil based with sage oil. Soothing, long lasting and effective. I also love the smell.
