All The Lifestyle, Wellbeing & Experience Picks R29 Loved In June

At least once a week — let’s face it, at least once every day — the writers and editors across Refinery29 discuss the latest and greatest products in our lives, from some cool new water bottle that’s been absolutely saving our lives to a state-of-the-art sleep product that’s changed our eight hours for the better. And gatekeeping isn’t in our vocabulary, so we’re here to share the wealth and highlight our favorite products, just for you, each month.All linked products are independently selected by our editors. If you purchase any of these products, we may earn a commission.Susan Devaney, Lifestyle DirectorImage Courtesy of Susan DevaneyDisclosure: I can’t play tennis, but I love everything about Wimbledon — including the merchandise. This year, I’m lucky enough to be going to the men’s finals (OMG!) but until that day arrives, I’ve been sipping on my very own Wimbledon mug every morning (and using this delightful tea towel, too!). Last year, I managed to get my hands on a sought-after Wimbledon bath towel — will I be so lucky next year too? I’m living in hope!  Wimbledon Wimbledon Awaits Scene Mug, $, available at WimbledonImage Courtesy of WimbledonIn London, the weather is gloriously sunny, but I found a great excuse to stay indoors: Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art exhibition. Currently on at the V&A, it’s a showstopper love letter to the Italian designer Elsa Schiaparelli. Known for her love to shock, the exhibition captures this and more with an array of her designs on show for us all to see up close and fully enjoy. It’s witty, full of colour and interesting from start to finish, just like Schiap herself.  Weekday tickets are priced at £28 ($37), while weekend tickets cost £30 ($39). You can book tickets in advance here. Image Courtesy of V&AFor MONTHS, I’ve been hunting for a bin that looks sleek, easy to keep clean and will seamlessly fit with my stainless-steel kitchen vibe. So — after my lovely colleague Raquel Reichard, Deputy Director of Somos, recommended this Simplehuman bin I had to try one out for myself. Not only does the size fit perfectly in a corner of my kitchen, but it helps me to easily sort my recycling from my trash, too. Score!simplehuman Simplehuman Step Recycler, $, available at simplehumanImage Courtesy of SimplehumanLike so many other women I know, I manage three different skin conditions: acne, rosacea and eczema. For this reason, going for a facial is not always on my hit list due to a skin flare up of some sort afterwards. But I was pleasantly surprised to see glowing, flare-up-free skin for days after trying the Elemis signature facial at the British brand’s store in London. Not only was it a very relaxing experience, but all the products used on my skin smelled incredible but not overpowering — and they conducted a skin analysis first so I could get an insight into how my skin was really doing. Since my facial, I’ve been using the Elemis pro-collagen firm and sculpt collection daily and I simply love it.  Elemis signature facial is priced at £80 ($105) for 45 minutes. You can book it here. Image Courtesy of ElemisJacqueline Kilikita, Beauty Director Image Courtesy of Jacqueline KilikitaArchies have been all over my feed this summer, and seeing as I’m easily influenced, I had to grab a pair (actually, two) for myself. I can safely say they’re the best flip-flops I’ve ever owned — but they aren’t just a shoe.  Unlike most pairs, they’re one complete shoe, so the toe post is seamlessly integrated with the sole rather than attached, which means there’s no risk of it coming away and leaving you barefoot mid-walk. But the real star is the arch support — perfect if you have flat feet, and still great for anyone who finds that walking around a city in flats, pounding the pavement, leaves their soles aching the next day. They feel like walking on air. I have them in Coral and Black, but I’ve got my eye on the brown pair, too. You can dress them up or down; I love wearing them with summer dresses just as much as with jeans. My feet are better off.Archies Archies Flip Flops, $, available at ArchiesImage Courtesy of ArchiesI thought living with a SULA (sweaty upper lip alert) was just part and parcel of my life, until I spotted a friend on the Tube with the Shark Chill Pill fan and immediately knew I had to have it. It can be worn around your neck, attached to something, or propped up on a table next to your laptop. But the best part is that it’s not just a fan — it also mists (!) cooling you down even better at the same time. The spray is so fine your neighbours or desk buddies won’t feel it, but it makes such a difference on hot days. I've carted the bright pink one, obvs. My other portable fans are going in the recycling bin. Shark Shark ChillPill™ Personal Fan, $, available at SharkImage Courtesy of SharkKarina Hoshikawa, Senior WriterImage Courtesy of Karina HoshikawaI’ve taken Ritual multivitamins for years, and they’re still the only ones I genuinely feel good about. They nev