Page DeSorbo's secret to glowing skin goes beyond basic body lotion. paige desorbo/ instagram Paige DeSorbo knows greasy lotion is no laughing (er, giggling) matter.
While sharing her favorite products in writer Erika Veurink’s Long Live Substack newsletter, the podcast host said Hanni Water Balm stands out from other body care products on the market.
“There is nothing worse than lotion that is too greasy but doesn’t make your skin soft and takes forever to dry,” she explained. “The water balm is perfection in a bottle.”
Billed as a “weightless hydrating mist,” the product absorbs fast — so it won’t stain clothing — and can be easily reapplied throughout the day whenever your skin feels dry.
A number of Amazon reviewers are equally obsessed; “It solves everything I hate about lotion,” one wrote, adding that “it pisses me off to have to get it all over my hands and get my legs all slimy” and that Hanni’s alternative “absorbs really well and gives your legs/skin a beautiful sheen.”
While DeSorbo specifically shouted out the floral, woodsy Sparkling Palmarosa scent, there’s also a Wildwood Vanille fragrance for those who prefer something a bit sweeter.
And the “Summer House” alum’s not the only former Bravo icon shopping Hanni, which is known for its innovative body products; after Bethenny Frankel praised the brand’s shower scarf as a “game changer,” it sold out completely.
“Literally any color of this blush is so gorgeous. I’m obsessed with them,” DeSorbo told Veurink.
She also shouted out this hydrating castor oil, which she included in a recent Amazon Live, too. (“You can put it on your stomach, and it’s the most penetrating oil,” she said on the stream.)
She also featured a piece from her Daphne brand’s fall collection, which just dropped this month.
This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.
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