10 things I loved in July

I recently rediscovered this serum and forgot how much luxury could fit in a bottle. Aiming to reduce dark spots and even skin tone, this milky and smooth product has become my first reach in the morning.

This hat hasn’t come off Crew. It’s sweaty, filled with sunscreen, and chlorine filled, but finding a hat that fits a growing baby/toddler, is so hard.

I have these jeans in two colors - a true denim blue and a cream. I’ve worn both countless times. As a mom who is trying to find her style again, I aim to invest in pieces that are worth it and save in other areas. But just a note, although cropped on the 6’ 2 model, they are a perfect full length for my 5’ 1 frame.

As a health professional in the skincare world, a popular debate is do at home devices work? My answer: some do and some don’t. The key is to be consistent with use. I’ve been playing around with this one and yes, you do see a difference.

A goal of mine is to elevate my at home, running errands, let’s get on the ground with the kids, style. And if it’s a set like this one, it’s even easier to feel effortless on the busiest of days.

Speaking of motherhood, do your kids like bubbles? Mine do. And this $10 product can keep us outside for 10 hours (not really, but you get the point).

I wanted a classic black flat, that I could wear to work, walk a mile, and then go to dinner. Here is what I chose.

I am down to take my kids outside to play on the driveway, kick their balls around, play with chalk, but you bet, I’m pulling up a chair to take a load off. This was a purchase made from my husband… and one of his best.

It’s not my usual style, but I’ve found myself gravitating to this shirt. The fit is perfect (oversized), looks adorable paired with a denim, playful, yet practical.

My most recent read. Clementine West, an overworked grief‑stricken book publicist, discovers her late aunt’s magical New York apartment periodically transports her seven years into the past, where she meets and falls for Iwan, a charming aspiring chef living there, forcing her to confront timing, change, and healing across time as their relationship unfolds between past and present.