What Sofía Sanchez de Betak Can’t Live Without

This has been in my pouch forever. And with this dry, dry winter, I always have one on me. I also put it on my hands and fingers because they tend to get very dry too. I’ve been using it for ten years. [Editor’s note: This is Aubrey Plaza’s favorite, too.] It used to be impossible to find in the U.S. An Australian makeup artist first put it on me, then I remember trying to track it down. I had to have it shipped it from Australia. Now you can find it on Amazon.

When I travel or if I’m running low on energy or if I’m about to get sick, I take vitamin C. I always have these on hand. I take them three times a week, depending how I’m feeling or how cold it is.

What can I say? I wore them so much, I got three pairs. When I love a product, I wear it to death. So I have a pair that I leave in New York and another that I leave in Paris, so I don’t have to travel with my jeans because it’s a lot to pack, but I like to have them wherever I am. You can wear them during the day and go to a meeting comfortably. I like that it’s high-waisted with that light color and vintage feel, but it’s much more flattering than old Levi’s you’d find from an actual secondhand store.

I’ve been wearing this moisturizer forever. I have very sensitive skin, so I barely wear product at all — this is one of the few things that I like putting on. It’s sort of gel-like, and isn’t greasy or shiny at all. It’s mostly just hydrating. It feels like summer. I put it on in the morning and sometimes at night, but I don’t really overdo it. I think you should let your skin go back to its own natural balance, too. I pretty much did a detox of all face products, and then after that started using this product again.

This face elixir is great after a day at the beach, or even just after a long day in the city when you feel dirty and run-down. It’s a refreshing smell — I don’t know what it is exactly, but it’s almost minty, and feels bracing and almost spicy on your face. It wakes you up! After a beach day with all the sun and salt, I don’t like putting a whole bunch of product on my skin, so this is kind of a go-to afterward.

So I just use my fingerprint on the door lock, and it opens. It gives you a bit more control over who can come in, unlike a key, whether it’s a friend or a housekeeper or someone that comes in and out. So you never have to change a full lock, you just change the fingerprint or the code. I change the code every few months and give it to the people I want to have it — it’s a lot more convenient and safe.

I have to confess: I was a Globe-Trotter girl for the longest time, but I decided to try Rimowa and fell for it. My poor Globe-Trotter has been in the closet for a while now. I travel so much that it’s a killer for my back to be using those two-wheelers (they’re not the easiest to drag), but the four-wheel Rimowa just flies across the floor like a dream. I don’t think I can go back. I think it’ll last a long time, too. My mom just flew into town, and she has a Rimowa in black that still looks great, so I think it bodes well.

I have Master and Dynamic speakers at home, the sound is really good. They did a collaboration with Louis Vuitton on these headphones. I mostly like them because they’re not white — I mean, I really like the AirPods, but the white design is a bit too bright for me. They stand out too much — so I got these, and they’re quite cute and chic. Wireless headphones are my thing, bottom line, but aesthetically, I just like these.

I took a sample of this robe from my line home from a shoot. I’ve worn it in so many ways. I first started wearing as a dress, I did that at the AmfAR Gala recently. Then I started wearing it at home — just like a Sunday in bed, so I’m not in pajamas all day. It’s not silk, but it feels like it. It’s a natural viscose; it’s better for traveling because it doesn’t wrinkle. And it’s super soft and lined so you don’t feel the embroidery. But when I travel I try to bring pieces that I can wear at the beach, then go out for dinner in at night.