When you’re online, what sites do you visit for health and beauty inspiration?
Cavallari: I’m obsessed with essential oils right now, so the Young Living website is at the top of my list for their articles about the amazing things you can do with their oils. Other than that, I’m not a big Internet girl. I don’t read blogs or look at many websites, but I get hair and makeup ideas on Instagram or Pinterest. I’m constantly reading health books, with the latest being Gut and Psychology Syndrome by Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride. It talks about the importance our gut plays in our overall mental and physical health.What’s your daily skincare routine?
Cavallari: I wash my face morning and night with a tea tree foaming face wash, then in the morning I mix Avéne Clean-Ac Soothing Cream with a peptide gel. At night, I use a Clarisonic to wash my face, then follow it with a vitamin C serum two to three times a week, a peptide gel once or twice a week, and rose-hip oil the other nights. I use RéVive Moisturizing Renewal Eye Cream and make sure that whatever I put on my face, I put on my neck and chest as well.You seem quite diligent about skincare, which is awesome. Is your hair routine the same? What’s your go-to shampoo and condition routine?
Cavallari: I switch up my shampoo and conditioner periodically between Davines Love Smoothing Shampoo and conditioner and DpHue Blonde Shampoo and Conditioner—it’s purple, to help brighten blondes!What’s your hair-styling routine like?
Cavallari: I wave my hair with a small flatiron by wrapping small sections around it and continuously pulling the hair through. The messier the better! That’s why I’m obsessed with Oribe Texturizing Spray because it gives my hair volume all over and gives the waves a perfectly messy look. Serge Normant Dry Shampoo works well to hold the front pieces in place, by spraying it on the roots and fluffing it with your fingers.What’s the one thing you never leave the house without doing?
Cavallari: I never leave home without mascara and filling in my brows. I wasn’t blessed with thick brows, so that’s a must for me. If I have a couple extra minutes in the morning, I’ll mix a little Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation with a tinted moisturizer by EltaMD with SPF 40.Did your beauty routine change at all during your pregnancies?
Cavallari: Slightly! I get more breakouts and clogged pores during pregnancy. I recently rediscovered my Clarisonic, and it honestly makes a huge difference.What about natural beauty products—any favorites?
Cavallari: Acure Organics makes an amazing Brightening Facial Scrub, which I use a couple times a week to get rid of dead skin cells and keep my pores clean. I also love Home Health Almond Glow Skin Lotion—it’s actually more of an oil consistency. I rub it on my belly during pregnancy, but I used it before I got pregnant during the winter months to keep my skin soft.Since becoming a mom, how has your beauty routine changed, if at all?
Cavallari: My day-to-day beauty routine has always been no-fuss. I’m not a big makeup girl during the day. But with kids, I usually have about two minutes to get ready in the morning since they’re opening every drawer and going through every product in my bathroom! Luckily, most mornings I only need two minutes to wash my face, apply mascara, and fill in my brows. I use Klorane Dry Shampoo in between washes to freshen up my hair and make waves and volume last for a couple days. I usually wash my hair every three days, so the kids don’t actually hinder my daily routine at all.If you could give beauty advice to your 18-year-old self, what would it be?
Cavallari: To take better care of myself internally. I did some dumb stuff when I was younger, like binge drink, then eat horribly. I didn’t drink enough water and only ate low-calorie food, instead of being aware of the actual ingredients in food. Since I changed my diet and lifestyle, my skin has drastically improved.Lastly, do you have any beauty rituals that you look forward to most each day? What about any that you least look forward to?
Cavallari: The one good thing about Jay working a lot during football season is that one night a week he’s in a hotel, so that is my night to take a bath, put a face mask on (a hydrating one during the winter and a clay mask by Fresh during the summer), pluck my brows, and do all that girlie stuff. It’s a good excuse to pamper myself after the kids go to bed. The one thing I dread is getting my nails done. I just think about all the other stuff I could be doing with that time. And since having kids, I’ve only gotten them done a handful of times for that exact reason. I would rather do them myself after the kids go to sleep (otherwise they will get messed up in about two seconds!)
