Cosy Autumn Morning routines
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- Опубліковано 8 лис 2023
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In today's video I'm sharing my autumn morning routines. We have been preparing for autumn by putting away my summer clothes and decluttering those I didn't even touch, and making autumn inspired meals and fermentations. For me sustainable living is always about valuing what you own, introducing minimalist ideals by keeping our space free of unwanted items and lowering our waste wherever possible. Zero waste living is something I strive for. Meal prepping for autumn, learning new skills and minimising wherever I can. I hope you enjoy this calm cooking video!
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We were so excited when we first saw you using our products when you were visiting Shelbi and we're so happy you're finally in the States to enjoy your own Plaine Routine! Glad to see that our products are keeping your hair and skin nourished and hydrated this season 💙 Thank you for everything you do for the planet, Immy!
If you want tarter apples, get Granny Smith apples.
I was going to say the same thing
sadly they're nowhere near as tart as cooking apples.
@@rosemarysykes6178 I think rather than "cooking apples" I'd look at farmers markets for crabapples, they might be closer.
As someone who lives somewhere that gets really cold during the winter, I can attest that your skin can get a lot dryer in winter. It's because cold air holds a lot less moisture than warm air, and indoor heating will make it even drier. It's really important to take care of your skin during the cold winter months. People may think it's trivial, but it's not. If you don't make sure to keep your skin well moisturized, it will get very rough and flaky and can literally split open, which is very painful and makes it prone to infection. This tends to happen wherever the skin stretches or is stressed a lot; around your fingernails and toenails, on the pads of your fingertips and across your knuckles, the heels of your feet and your lips. So make sure to use plenty of moisturizer and lip balm, because getting split knuckles just from grasping something or a split lip just from smiling is not fun.
Speaking of chalk… this high school sewing teacher remembers the old days of chalk and blackboards. Oh my, that just killed my hands!!!!!! I’m so happy that chalk is a thing of the past for me. I, too, am a creature of habit who thrives on morning routine. It’s report card season right now so my mornings are filled with marking. This really throws my morning routine off at home as I am spending my early morning hours in my classroom. It’s pretty fun and rewarding to mark the cool projects that my students have spent so much time and energy making. The darkness is real here in the wilderness of northern 🇨🇦, I find that mornings are the best time for my personal energy levels and mental clarity, but it is surprising how much the shorter days are impacting this. Thanks for the great video, Immy. I haven’t yet delved into the world of sourdough baking; I really enjoy seeing what you’re up to in the kitchen at this time of the year. I’m frequently pumping out bagels in my kitchen so I’m excited to see any new bagel baking adventures from you. How ‘bout some dumplings?? (Just asking for a friend… haha!!) Ⓜary💕🍁
I'm trying to cleanse and moisturise my face at least on weekend mornings (before work i just dont manage so why set myself up to fail) and know that its better than nothing :)
Granny smith apples are generally a good choice for cooking apple - those or McIntosh/Golden Delicious for baking.
To me, you're simple like the slow life queen, great video!
Agree that having body products that everyone can use is so much easier. I changed my lotions to unscented so my husband could use also.
Colorado Winter: Try aquaphor for your lips and nailbeds. I would put it on my face when I got dryness between my cheeks and eyes and definitely on my nose if I had a cold. I put chapstick inside my nostrils to keep myself from getting nosebleeds by the end of winter. And lowering the shower temp and not exfoliating your body too crazy also helps, but that's also good for the environment so I'm sure you already do that lol. I usually exfoliated really well once a week. If I shaved, I'd exfoliate right before and the day or two following.
Colorado Summer: Walmart or Target 2 for 1 sunscreens spf 50 when they go on sale, stock up! and bonus if you get the spray cans so you can get your shoulders and back for when you're working in the garden or wearing sleeveless tops in the summer. Summer I noticed I didn't have to moisturize as much because sunscreen sort of vacuum seals the moisture into your skin lol. SPF sticks are good for hairline, hair part, ears, and backs of your hands, for driving and for cycling. I wish gloves would come back in style because hands like Colorado could really use some fashionable protection that doesn't goop up your phone
I love plaine products! Thanks for sharing your routine!
Good cooking apples are Granny Smith, red delicious and golden delicious. I prefer granny smith’s when looking for a tart apple for chutney.
In the realm of cooking apples in the U.S., granny smith (the green skin ones) were always my favorite one's to cook (or bake) with because they start out really sour and sweeten as they're cooked. I'm curious what the variety you might have used in the U.K. was? I'm in France now and exploring their cooking apple varieties! But if you haven't used the granny smiths for cooking/baking, I would highly recommend!
You consider a diffuser attachment for your hairdryer. Indirect heat isn’t really damaging, and you can maintain your curls (if you want)
Definitely can't live in Colorado without having to prioritize your hair and skin
Get a satin bonnet to sleep with, find a lightweight oil to lock in the moisture after you wash.
Such good ideas!!
Was about to say the same. Glad a black person came through in the comments! We know curly hair.
Thanks for the inspiration Immy! I've been struggling with my morning routine recently, and now I want to find a simple task before morning coffee ☕
Same, my skin and hair is a lot drier in winter and I have to take extra care. And I do live in Helsinki which is right by the sea. Can't imagine how my poor skin would do further inland..
That bread looks so good! That bread ASMR has me wanting some good crusty bread!
beautiful video
Awww I love when your post video ❤ I was having withdrawal lol
Welcome to Colorado! It's dry as hell here, especially in the winter.
As someone who is getting back into bouldering after a looooong break (Pandemic + health issues), I sympathize for you hands. I have to make sure to treat my cuticles regularly to avoid skin cracking - almond oil is really good for that.
If you haven't tried it yet, I would encourage you to experiment with replacing white flour in your sourdough loaves with bread flour! I used to make all my baked goods with all purpose flour, but after switching I don't think I'll ever go back. The extra protein does remarkable things for the structure of the bread.
I am sure you feel, as I do, that there are not enough hours in the day! But I'm still always really happy to go to bed at night. I want to undertake sour dough, but I've got to clear off a few other big projects first, because I do want to approach it methodically, and give it my full attention while I learn the ropes. I thought you gave a very helpful description of how to know if it's at its peak.
Loved working with you on this video, Immy!! 🥹🥰 So peaceful and comforting. We’re so happy you’re loving your Plaine Products! I love mixing Beauty Oil to my Body Lotion in the dry winter months.. keeps me hydrated all day and night. The Beauty Oil is great as a hand/cuticle oil too so maybe that’ll help after climbing 💛
Are any Plaine Products fragrance-free?
@@lindalarue1722 Oops I'm not sure our comment is coming through, but thank you for your question, Linda 💙 Yes, we carry Unscented (fragrance-free) Shampoo, Conditioner, Body Wash, Body Lotion, and Face Wash! The Unscented line is actually my favorite and I've been using it since we launched them in 2021 - perfect for sensitive skin and anyone who doesn't want fragrance (our fragranced options are naturally fragranced with essential oils). Please let us know if you have any more questions! -Katrina
Hi, thank you for another cosy autumn video ❤ just some thoughts/tips I was thinking of... Especially during winter times it helps me to use, if not cold than at least Luke warm water for my skin. It is not necessary to shower just with cold water but rather to cool down the skin a bit after hot shower for the moisture not to evaporate. I find my skin is not so tensed this way :)
As for sourdough bread I've been adviced to try slow fridge fermentation. It helps the taste to be milder and somehow different. More tastier for me and it actually takes less effort. Just make the dough, maybe let it sit for and hour or so on the countertop and than straight to the fridge for up to even 48 hours. I usually leave it there for about 12 and than shape the bread and leave it for another at least 12 hours. Just before baking leave it on the countertop until it reaches the room temperature. :)) happy baking!
Hi Immy! I know this is kind of random 😅. But I would love if you could make a video about how to make spreads and pasta sauces
OK adding it to the vlogmas video list !!
What proofing box do you use and do you store your starter in it?
Curious about what your findings are considering sourdough bread. I have been experimenting for a couple of weeks now, but stil haven't found the best method. Would love to hear what method you like the best for baking sourdough! And also what you do with the discard would be nice to hear!
I get so excited about your bread baking! And then I remember I eat gluten free and it is such a struggle 😅
Anybody know where that silicon mat comes from, or what it's called?
My morning routine includes 10 minutes of flexibility/mobility and 5 minutes of meditation, so far so good!!
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I noticed your razor in the shower. I’m looking to buy my first non-disposable one. Do you have a recommendation?
I would love to know this too
Have you ever tried gluten free sourdough
I'm an early bird and like to use the hours when most people still sleep, but in winter it is harder to go out of bed in the morning. I give myself a little grace and wake up half an hour later - that helps with actually getting something done or having time to myself at the start of the day.
I also care more about hot food - it is no better way to start the day then porridge or hot English muffins.
I want to start baking my own sourdough bread, but all recipes that I find mention starter - does anyone know how to do this?
Food Wishes here on UA-cam has a super simple sourdough starter tutorial! It's an easy process - you just need flour, water, and patience. There are more complex versions out there that have their own benefits, but I find Food Wishes' to be very approachable. I've been nursing a starter based on his recipe (I use half white and half wheat flour instead of his recommended flours) for almost 4 years now and it's still doing great.
@@an_birb Thank you for the advice, I will have to look no this recipe and hopefully, I will be able to do this. :)
hey sista i know you are over the pond now i too have curly hair i found a wonderful soapmaker in devon who makes organic vegan soap from hemp oil in 1 kilo loaves she created a bespoke solid shampoo/conditioner again organic vegan in 1 kilo loaves its been the best thing for my hair and is zero waste as she posts in a sheet of greaseproof paper with string in a used cardboard box 1 kilo has lasted me 3 years i still have some left and ive gifted some to chums maybe worth finding a soapmaker on your side of the pond xx
How do you eat all that bread?? 😂
Stupid comment, how do you eat all that bread!!!