This is a face mask that I use as a hand cream. I hate, with a burning passion, the feeling of dry hands when going to bed. That sensation is so grating to me. I keep this mask next to my bed. I travel with it and use it on airplanes. I like how thick it is. I originally included it in a birthday present to my boyfriend, who, as a guy, didn’t have a skin-care kit, and then I ended up stealing it.

It’s the only apron I use out in the Hamptons, and I’m truly doing everything in it: going outside and grilling, back inside and working over high heat, wiping my hands on it, staining it with oil and blueberries. It washes out so nicely. Working eight- to ten-hour days, the cross-back design is so great for shoulder relief as opposed to something that goes around the neck. The pockets are nice and deep, and I shove so much random stuff in there — my wallet when I go grocery shopping, my sunglasses, my tool kit. I’ve loved White Bark aprons for years, then met founder Charlie Pennes, who made a Fork-branded apron for me.