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The Beauty & Wellness Routine Herbalist Rachelle Robinett Has Been Using As Of Late

Hannah Frye
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October 21, 2024
Hannah Frye
Beauty & Health Editor
By Hannah Frye
Beauty & Health Editor
Hannah Frye is the Beauty & Health Editor at mindbodygreen. She has a B.S. in journalism and a minor in women’s, gender, and queer studies from California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo. Hannah has written across lifestyle sections including beauty, women’s health, mental health, sustainability, social media trends, and more. She previously worked for Almost 30, a top-rated health and wellness podcast. In her current role, Hannah reports on the latest beauty trends and innovations, women’s health research, brain health news, and plenty more.
As of Late with Rachelle Robinett
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October 21, 2024
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Beauty routines are never truly stagnant—practices evolve and change like we do. In As of Latewe chat with influential folks about their current products and rituals. Here, we get a snapshot of what they're doing right now: the sacrosanct formulas they use until the last drop, the fresh launches they've got their eyes on, and of course, the why behind it all. 

As a registered herbalist through the American Herbalist Guild, Rachelle Robinett uses her wealth of knowledge of both historical and modern herbal techniques to enhance her wellness routine and share with her thousands of followers.

Robinett is also the founder of Pharmakon Supernatural, a modern brand focused on creating no-fuss herbal remedies. From premixed teas to pocket-size functional gummies, Pharmakon Supernatural makes consuming good-for-you herbs just a bit easier, without compromising on quality.

Robinett has a large and devoted following that looks to her for advice on all things herbs, and she communicates with her community through social media posts, virtual office hours filled with Q&A's and teachings, and she even sends out an educational newsletter called "Supernatural News," described as "Herbalism for modern lives."

Robinett is a master of step-by-step guides of all kinds—from tinctures for easing headaches, teas to encourage better sleep, herbs for stress relief, and even the best blends for glowing skin.

Apart from her expertise in the herbal realm, Robinett's skin is glowing beyond belief, and her bright fuchsia lipstick has everyone asking for the link. Luckily for all of us, Robinett shares her cult-favorite lip shade and a few of her best wellness practices below.

The tried-and-true: Nars Lipstick in Funny Face

"There's a lipstick that I wear all the time that people are obsessed with. The one is Funny Face by Nars. I wear other Nars lips, but that's the one that everybody asks about. And that's how I was when I first discovered it.

"I was working in advertising and my co-worker at the time wore it, and I was like, 'Oh my god, what is that color?' and I bought it on my way home from work. Ever since then, it's been my color. That was probably almost 10 years ago."

Nars

Nars

The Original Lipstick in Funny Face

$26
With one glance at Robinett's social media page, you'll spot her iconic lip color. The bright matte fuchsia hue provides the perfect pop of color—no wonder Robinett has used it for 10 years.
Nars Lipstick in Funny Face

The surprise hit: Co-washing

"When I stopped using traditional shampoo—that was huge for my hair. I have naturally very curly hair, and I will not wash it more than once a week for sure. If I get a blowout, it will last me even longer than that. Using traditional shampoo was terrible; it made my hair so dry and frizzy.

"I use Sachajuan Cream Shampoo now, and I use a really heavy-duty hair mask as a conditioner every time I wash my hair." 

Sachajuan

Sachajuan

Hair Cleansing Cream

$48
This cleansing cream is anything but a traditional shampoo. It won't lather up on the scalp, but it will cleanse your strands to create shine and luster—sans dryness.
Sachajuan Hair Cleanse

The secret: A simple, no-frills skin care routine

"The secret might be that I don't have a really complicated skin care routine. I love all of the things—gua sha is so cool, but I don't know how to do it, so I don't. Masks—love them but I never do them. Facials? Can't remember the last time I had one.

"I will wash my face before bed every night no matter what. I use a toner, and I really like the Dr. Weil for Origins mushroom toner—that's one part of my routine that has pretty much not changed over the years.

"I then use a serum, vitamin C or sometimes retinol, and always a heavy moisturizer or sleeping mask—and that's it. It's not crazy, but it's definitely thoughtful." 

Origins

Origins

Mega-Mushroom Relief & Resilience Soothing Treatment Lotion

$40
A blend of reishi mushroom, fermented chaga mushroom, licorice root, and hyaluronic acid deeply hydrates and balances the skin. Use this toner in the morning and evening right after cleansing for an extra boost.
Origins Mushroom Toner

What I always keep on hand: Digestive herbal bitters and chews

"Digestive herbal bitters are a thing that has the potential to grow. I wish it would go where mushrooms and adaptogens have gone because it's so, so, so phenomenal for our gut health and digestion, which so many people struggle with. Obviously, that is directly linked to skin.

"They're great especially right before you have meals because they instigate natural digestion. They're so easy to use, and they sync up with this sober-curious, non-alcohol movement because they're such a great way to make nonalcoholic cocktails. I've been a pro-bitters cheerleader for a long time, and I'm going to stay there." 

HRBLS

HRBLS

Digestness Hrbls

$24
Formulated by Robinett herself, these citrus-flavored herbal gummies are packed with herbs that will ease digestion and bloating. A few notable additions include chamomile, calendula, ginger, fennel, and even catnip. Pop a gummy before or after a meal—or whenever, really.
HRBLS Digestness Chews

The pleasure: A healthy dose of sunshine

"I love the sun. That's a great indulgence. It is a little guilty because you're out in the sun, but nothing compares to a run in the sun, a day at the beach, or a bike ride in the sun.

"Going outside just feels like 'the point' to me. It's why we do the rest of this."

The seasonal staple: Dry brushing & body oil

"I love herb-infused body oils. It can be essential oils or different formats. After dry brushing, that can be very grounding. I tend to get cold in the winter, and improving my circulation and then putting on a nice oil helps me feel a little cozy." 

The travel staple: Calming herbal tinctures and chews

"Kava kava is an herb that's great for tension, anxiety, nervousness, and any time you need to relax. It helps relax your physical body but not be cognitively drunk. It's definitely one of my top three herbs for sure, and it's my favorite travel buddy." 

HRBLS

HRBLS

Nerve Less Hrbls

$24
Another herbal gummy Robinett created—this time for ultimate relaxation. Whether you're stressed from traveling or life in general, these gummies are packed with lavender, ashwagandha, skullcap, and more herbs to make you feel a bit more at peace amongst the chaos.
Nerve Less Herb Infused Chews

What my dad taught me: The importance of tuning in to your surroundings

"My dad taught me how to pay attention in a way that has totally shaped my life. Paying attention to both what's happening inside the body, what's happening in my natural environment, what's happening in the world; that attention and that practice practically defines me, and it came directly from a teaching from him. Constantly just 'tune in, tune in, tune in.'

"When we're talking about the environment, it could be asking questions like, 'Is the sun out?' 'What are the trees doing?' or 'What do you hear?'

"For example, being in touch with the fact that the sun is going down can then inform what we're doing [and] how we're treating ourselves. Are our indoor environments matching the outdoors?

"We are natural creatures, so being in touch with that natural world is a great way to be more human, be healthier, be well, be more balanced. Basically, just more in touch with our being as creatures."

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