Katie’s All-Time Favorite Amazon Finds

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Katie’s relies on her Lancôme moisturizer because it doesn’t feel greasy or oily, but we wanted to also draw your attention to this cream from the same Rénergie line that’s specifically made for the delicate skin around your eyes. It’s packed with caffeine and hyaluronic acid, which help reduce the look of fine lines and dark undereyes. Even better, it’s on sale.

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Katie and John are constantly on the go, so they know a thing or two about packing efficiently. One of KC’s recent travel suggestions is to use packing cubes, which help organize your suitcase into tidy compartments. This set compresses down, so all you overpackers can rest easy and bring whatever you want on your next trip.

Katie’s ultra-sensitive skin requires ultra-gentle products, like this one from Senté. The dermatologist-tested product is hypoallergenic and doesn’t contain parabens or gluten. With regular use, ingredients like vitamin E, omega fatty acids, and ceramides work together to nourish and heal skin, leaving it softer and calmer.

Battling dry skin in the winter is a challenge, but it only becomes more difficult if you also have eczema like Katie does. Keep your skin barrier healthy and decrease itchiness with the products from Katie’s favorite dermatologist-founded skincare line, Cheryl Lee MD.

Katie’s fingers never smell like garlic, and it’s not because she doesn’t use it. It’s because she doesn’t claw the peel off with her fingernails like the rest of us garlic-loving loonies. “I swear by this gadget,” Katie says. Just put your cloves in the rubber tube, roll it on the counter, and the peel will come right off. No more papery garlic husks flying around your kitchen!

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When it comes to smashing passes on the pickleball court, having the right paddle is key. The easy-to-hold grip on this one is the standout detail, but the gorgeous color and pattern are a nice touch, too. You can catch Katie acing serves with a similar paddle, which she carries with her from court to court.

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Making coffee at home is a habit that’s better for your wallet and the environment — and having a milk frother makes a homemade brew much more enticing. Katie adds cinnamon to her milk for a delicious (and sugar-free) treat in the morning. This handheld gadget is great for frothing hot and cold milks, but you can also get ones that heat your drink, too.

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Good things come in small packages, like this moisturizer and makeup remover combo. Katie says it works wonders when trying to take off stubborn makeup: “The label states: ‘The makeup comes off, the moisture stays in.’ And it’s true. Plus it’s only $10 at the drugstore, so I’m so glad I discovered it.” It’s easily one of her favorite drugstore finds.

Only cooking for two? Katie uses this mini crock pot to whip up easy meals for her and Molner. Need some inspo? Add chicken breasts, salsa, black beans, and taco seasoning to the crock pot in the morning, let it cook while you work, and when you come home at night, pour that thick mixture over rice. Sprinkle cilantro and cheese over top at the end for some extra delicious flavor!

Light therapy masks look like something out of a sci-fi movie, but we promise they’re not as scary as they appear. Red-light therapy is commonly used by dermatologists to help reduce the look of fine lines, sun spots, and discoloration. Katie wore this mask to show her skin a little love on Valentine’s Day, but she puts it to use year-round, too. We know it’s expensive, but it’s so worth it — plus, it’s HSA and FSA eligible, making it a great way to put those funds to use.

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How many of us have lost a pair of sunglasses in the ocean or accidentally left them behind at a vacation rental? *Raises hand*. After seeing them on a coworker, Katie snagged herself a pair of these inexpensive sunnies that are dead ringers for some designer specs. We hope you don’t lose or scratch them, but if you do, you can replace them for only $13.

Years ago, Bobby Flay (name drop, no shame) gifted Katie a container of Maldon salt. She’s been hooked ever since. You can use it to finish off pasta dishes, sprinkle it atop chocolate chip cookies, and so much more. Plus, it makes a great gift for the friend who loves to cook. Katie buys large containers of the stuff to make sure she doesn’t run out.

“Fragrance can irritate my skin, so I need to use a soap that doesn’t have any harsh ingredients in it,” Katie explains. This one from basis is free from dyes and scents that can upset sensitive skin, and it’s full of soothing ingredients like aloe and chamomile.

“I’m like the Sahara these days — thank you, aromatase inhibitors! — so I’m using copious amounts of Eucerin,” Katie says. For extra hydration, she layers the lotion over coconut oil. “I smell like a tropical fruit salad!”

$25 (20% off)

Having a glass of wine or a cocktail while at the beach or pool is a dream, but spilling it in the sand or water is a nightmare. With this acrylic cup, you don’t have to worry about tipped-over drinks ever again. You can stake it in the sand if you’re on the shore, or you can let it float in the pool while you’re taking an evening dip (just be sure to keep splashing to a minimum — you don’t want to be drinking a chlorinated cocktail).

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In peak cherry season, you’ll find Katie whipping up cobblers and pies with the sweet stone fruit for as long as she can. Removing the pits can be a pain, but using this stapler-like device makes pitting cherries as easy as, well, pie.

$398 (5% off)

This one is pricey, but when you find *the* jacket that you can wear for years and years to come, it’s worth the investment. Katie breaks out her trusty Barbour jacket the second temperatures start to drop. She’s had hers for years and it still looks as great as the day she bought it.

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Once that garlic is peeled, you can bake it soaked in olive oil and rosemary in this mini Le Creuset dish. It’s under $30, and you could pair it with a bag of nice salt as a hostess gift for any dinner parties you’ll be attending.

“I love nuts in salads, cookies, bars, and granola, and this handy device makes prepping them almost too easy,” Katie says. Simply insert your nuts, turn the handle, and you’ll have freshly chopped morsels in seconds.