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1. Rio Jongsae Kim restoring designer goods with delightful ASMR

I’m not quite sure how I ended up on this person’s YouTube channel but I did and I’m hooked. There’s something about the care taken on each part to restore the item, in this case a pair of Gucci Ace sneakers. I love that they’re being restored and not tossed out like many things in fashion when they become used or damaged. Plus the ASMR makes watching the process even more satisfying. (H/T to Insider)

2. Minimalist Gel Nail Strips

I don’t remember the last time I got my nails done thanks to quarantine and when I attempt to paint them myself it looks like a toddler did it (no offense to toddlers). I love this black + beige minimalist set of gel nail strips that are easy enough for most people to do, even me. They’re non-toxic, vegan and cruelty-free and don’t damage your nails like regular gel manicures do. Also, you can’t beat the $8 price tag which includes 20 strips so you can do your nails twice.
3. Architect Mark Haddawy talks about restoring his Lautner house in LA

If you love architecture, you’re most likely familiar with the work of American architect John Lautner, who left a major mark on Southern California with his portfolio of over 50 important homes and structures. One such home is the Lautner Harpel House located at the top of the Hollywood Hills, which was bought in 2006 and restored by designer and Resurrection Vintage co-founder...