Make Page Six a Preferred Source Jan Ravnik's favorite things range from Alo sweatpants to $16 sunglasses. Amazon/Alo/Finnsul/Variety via Getty Images Jan Ravnik could be dancing his way to his first mirrorball.
The “Dancing With the Stars” pro (and Eras Tour dancer) is just weeks away from making the finale with celeb partner Tatyana Ali.
But while the fan-favorite duo has endured a busy schedule of rehearsals and shows, Ravnik is still making time for self-care. Below, he dishes on six of his essentials — from “dad shoes” to a biotin-infused drink for his “gorgeous hair.”
“You’ll never see me in another shoe — specifically, [I love] these dad-shoes. I spend so much time running, dancing and working out, so my shoes should at least be comfortable.”
“When you dance *this* close to someone, fresh breath is everything. I will never be known for bad breath. Never.”
“So I can hide. Very exclusive, very expensive. If I lose them, I’ll need a moment, but at least I can just go get another pair. Maybe a nicer pair is in my future.”
“I live in these. Comfortable and ready for a workout at any moment. Whether that workout actually happens is a separate conversation, but I’m dressed for it.”
“I am almost always wearing these. It’s either listening to music, talking to friends or my manager, or honestly, just to look busy.”
“These are always in my bag for rehearsals and workouts. Lemonade is my favorite, obviously. It keeps me hydrated, gives me energy and helps me focus. There’s biotin in there, too, for my gorgeous hair. I’d offer you one, but I need all I can get.”
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