Skimm Shopping

Editor's Note

I’m officially sucked into the brain stacking trend. In case you missed it, it’s basically another riff on the analog bag, in which you curate a group of phone-free activities you can do in succession to start, end, or break up your day. Here’s everything in mine:

A quick one-page brain dump in my journal, with my favorite pen.
Solving a round of a Rubik’s Cube.
One mini crossword from this book.
Reading a page or two of this mini pamphlet on relaxation.
My latest craft project, which includes bedazzling a Kindle case.

Margo Ghertner

Commerce Editor

Shopping Spotlight

Products our Senior Writer has influenced herself to buy

And they’re now routine staples.

(1) Method Bodywash (2) T3 Aire 360 (3) Gemi Hand Sanitizer + Serum (4) Lo & Sons Rowledge 2 Laptop Backpack

Click here for the full list.

The Daily Steal

What we consider to be the best clog is on sale

A universally loved shoe amongst our editors? Rothy’s Casual Clog. From now until October 19, the brand is offering up to 25% off on all clogs, including its new Aprés version. They’re a great ballet flat alternative, and they’re easy to throw on for quick errands, runs to take out the trash, and general everyday comfort.

The Clog Event

$39+ at Rothy’s

Today's Must Haves

Here are three of the hottest products on the internet this week:

1. Clipa Bag Hanger: This ring turns into a bag hook, so you always have a way to keep it protected.

2. Gap VintageSoft Oversized Henley Hoodie: Time to update your fall cozies.

3. Noritual Lab Matcha: A delicious at-home option you can find on Amazon.

Take Note

CAKES is doing Breast Cancer Awareness Month right

Margo here. I swear by CAKES’ Grippy and Sticky Circles as a no-frills way to go braless for event dresses or tops with unique necklines. In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the brand has launched a special bundle that comes with both styles, along with a checklist to understand your breast cancer risk and your body. Plus, with every purchase, CAKES will donate 30% of proceeds to breast cancer research.

This is what our editor’s daily “brain stack” looks like