They’re a little bit expensive, but it’s very cool. It’s called a Rainbow Chakra Mat, and basically there’s all these like little pebbles of crystals in the mat. There’s like a row of amethyst pebble, a row of jade pebble, a row of lapis pebble, and you turn it on and it heats up so you’re laying on hot crystals.

So when you buy your sage, you’ve seen the little wood sticks, right? That’s palo santo. You light the stick and then it burns for like five minutes and then it just fizzles out and you have to keep relighting it. These cones stay lit. I actually found them in the Goop store in Sag Harbor. It’s the same wood, but in sawdust form and they press it into a cone, like an incense cone, and it just burns and never goes out. I do a podcast out of my guest house, and I get kind of anxious when I do the podcast, so I always light palo santo.

I switch between coffee and matcha or green tea in the mornings. Pique Teas are very interesting because they make a powder form of tea, and it comes in this very cool little package. It’s almost like a sugar packet, so you can travel with it and keep it in your purse and it dissolves in cold water.

I have a couple of different oil diffusers. I have the Vitruvi stone in my trailer. And then at one point, Kourtney Kardashian and Poosh did a really chic one. I think I have that one in my gym. Then I bought one at Erewhon — that’s so Tinxs of me — but I bought a cute little white one at Erewhon a couple weeks ago and I put that in my bathroom. It just makes the room feel fresh and not germy. I love grapefruit essential oil.

I lift weights like twice, sometimes three times a week. Sometimes after I do weights my muscles are just so sore, and I feel these really help the next day after a workout. Or if I’ve just had a stressful day and I feel like the world is collapsing on me, I’ll take one of these. The white peach flavor is kind of amazing, and I love that they do seasonal flavors. I give them as gifts, too, and people love them.

My acupuncturist really got me into tea. I love it so much. In Chinese medicine, you don’t want dampness in your intestinal tract, and she’s always encouraging me to eat warm spices, have warm broth, have warm tea. So I’ve been into tea for a while, and I use it to go to sleep or to wake up. l just think the warm liquid is good for you, and hibiscus just tastes like berries to me — like fruit punch.