Here's some twinkly goodness in the shape of my Top 10 Feel Good Habits interviews. In this episode, Lorna Luxe.
This episode was originally published in July 2021.
In this episode, @lornaluxe and I discuss:
•\tThe joy of staying in bed and why the narrative of getting up early somehow equals success isn't true.
•\tWhy switching off devices, as advised by Marie Reynolds, has been a quick way to maximise sleep in the Luxe household.
•\tThe Tony Robbins technique that helps Lorna prime every day to be a good day and why it receives her glowing recommendations of 'I'll tell you what, it's belting!'
•\tHow food is something she uses to make herself feel-good after depriving herself a lot in her 20s she feels now, in her 30s, that she's found a balance.
•\tThe IGTV Callie Thorpe posted that has transformed the way she preps her food every week.
•\tWhy skincare and haircare are quick and easy ways to invest some time and care in yourself and why beauty as self-care can be a five-minute job and doesn't mean 'full-on masks, massages and all that jazz
•\tPlus we also go off on a major hair loss tangent as we both started seeing trichologists at Philip Kingsley at about the same time in 2020 and have seen impressive results.
•\tPlus, I also quiz her about airplane hygiene and what she does and doesn't recommend you do on planes as a former cabin crew.
During this conversation, we also mentioned: the I Am Not Your Guru documentary on Netflix Dusk bed linen and Mela Silk bed linen.
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