March always feels like a return to rhythm for me.
After the energy of the new year, this is the moment where routines settle and the small rituals that support wellbeing start to matter more than grand plans. I find myself gravitating toward the things that make daily life feel simple, beautiful, and supportive of how I want to feel — energised, grounded, and clear.
Here are a few things I’m loving this month.
Beast Compact Personal Blender
The first few hours of my day are sacred — I wake up and smile, drink lemon water (left beside the bed so I don’t forget, in a big mason jar - finish it!) followed by 15-30 minutes of meditation, my gratitude list, a matcha in the sun, a sauna, cold plunge, and shower, and then The Super Elixir™. This compact blender makes it effortless to blend smoothies or matcha when I want something nourishing but quick.
Approx Price: AUD $285 | USD $19
Sam McKnight Lazy Girl Dry Shampoo & Cool Girl Texture Mist
Effortless hair has always been my style. This dry shampoo gives that “cool girl” lift and texture without looking overly styled — just fresh, undone and natural. Watch me use it back in the day here.
Approx Price: AUD $45 | USD $30
Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray
When I want soft, beach texture without heat styling, this is my go-to. A few sprays and scrunching creates that easy, sun-touched movement.
Approx Price: AUD $48 | USD $32
The Goop Podcast
I’ve been loving Gwyneth’s podcast lately. It’s funny, irreverent, and thoughtful — the kind of conversations that explore wellness with curiosity rather than perfection.
Elderflower in Sparkling Water
My favourite non-alcoholic drink at the moment. Elderflower in sparkling water feels celebratory — it looks like champagne but feels light, botanical and refreshing.
Melissa Odabash Triangle Bikini
Melissa always designs swimwear that feels elegant but effortless. This triangle bikini is timeless — the kind of piece you return to year after year.
Approx Price: AUD $280 | USD $190
Jackie Aiche Finger Bracelet
Jewellery that feels delicate but powerful always catches my eye. Jackie Aiche designs pieces that feel both feminine and a little bit mystical.
Approx Price: AUD $1581 | USD $1,125
Brother Label Maker
A tidy office really does create a tidy mind. Labelling small systems — supplements, files, drawers — brings clarity and calm.
Approx Price: AUD $75 | USD $50
Kodak Printomatic Instant Camera
I love capturing small moments in a tactile way. This instant camera prints photos immediately, which feels nostalgic in the best way.
Approx Price: AUD $120 | USD $80
Loftie Alarm Clock
Keeping phones away from the bedside is a game changer for sleep. Loftie helps create a calm nighttime environment without digital distractions.
Approx Price: AUD $240 | USD $159
HigherDOSE Red Light Shower Filter
I love layering small wellness tools into everyday routines. This shower filter helps remove impurities while red light supports skin health.
Approx Price: AUD $843 | USD $599
Esker Lymphatic Drainage Dots
Gentle lymphatic support can transform how the body feels. These reusable silicone dots are designed to encourage circulation and drainage.
Approx Price: AUD $85 | USD $55
Nécessaire The Body Brush
Dry brushing is one of the simplest ways to support circulation and lymphatic movement. I love doing this before a morning shower.
Approx Price: AUD $40 | USD $25
Nettie Pickleball Set
Pickleball has become such a fun way to move and socialise. This beautifully designed set makes the sport feel even more joyful.
Approx Price: AUD $183 | USD $129
Bur Bur “Mermaid Bundle”
I love this treatment because healthy hair always begins at the scalp — the botanical oil nourishes and strengthens while the brush gently stimulates circulation to support growth and shine.
Approx Price: AUD $169 | USD $120
My Daily Hair Health Routine
I love supporting hair health from within, and WelleCo’s The Hair Elixir is one of those daily amplifiers - helping nourish hair at the root while supporting strength, shine and growth over time.
Approx Price: AUD $57 | USD $41
The little things we return to daily — movement, nourishment, routines and rituals — quietly shape how we feel.
Here’s to continued, small practices that create big shifts.
