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Depending where you live, it's likely that you're experiencing the first real hints of summer. We're enjoying warmer evenings, morning sunshine, and this crunchy refreshing salad. On a deeper level, summer is a reminder that life doesn’t have to feel so rushed to feel full. There’s plenty of joy to be found in the simple things: opening the windows, making something fresh for dinner (see again: summer salad), planning a Saturday adventure, or revisiting your favorite ways to get outdoors.
And while summer travel tends to dominate everyone’s minds (and mood boards) this time of year, it doesn’t always have to mean booking flights or using precious PTO days. Day trips are one of the easiest ways to break routine and experience somewhere new without the pressure of planning a week-long trip. Visiting a new coffee shop and walking around the surrounding neighborhood, exploring a nearby town or a museum you’ve never visited, or a scenic drive
with no real agenda — sometimes a (small) change of scenery can make a summer day feel like you booked an out-of-state vacay.
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Why Does It Take So Long To Get On Retail Shelves?
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Picture this: You email a retail store's buyer, they test and love the product you make, and within a couple of months, you're available on shelves across the country. That's how it works, right?... Right?!
While it's our absolute honor to be available at Sprouts nationwide, at Whole Foods in NYC and Chicago, in Central Market stores in Texas, and other healthy grocers across the US, it takes SO much work to pull off a retail launch! We're spending some time on social diving into the ins and outs of what a retail launch truly takes. Follow along below!
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Can Film And Filler Co-Exist?
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There's no denying that celebrities (and specifically, movie stars) are under an enormous amount of pressure. From the pressure of looking "perfect" for every red carpet to the pressure of how they're perceived on social media (and on the street, 24/7), celebs are consistently scrutinized by the world. It makes sense that so many feel pushed toward “optimizing” their faces in an industry where appearance has always been part of the job.
But when everyone is chasing the same smooth, lifted, plump look, what happens to their ability to act? When every face moves the same way (or not at all, for that matter), movies and TV shows can start to feel less human and, quite frankly, strange. Expression lines used to tell a story... Now, they’re treated like something to erase. And maybe that’s why audiences seem to be craving faces that feel lived-in, expressive, and real again. In this
era where filler is the norm among these stars, there’s something so refreshing about a face that moves.
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