Jess Sims's Must Haves: Portable Red-Light Therapy and a Camera-Ready Fenty Beauty Gloss

Rihanna's Fenty Beauty Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer ($21) is beloved by many for being super shiny but never sticky, and for giving lips the perfect smooth, plump look. For Sims, that's perfect for her (many) on-camera gigs.

"I wear this in the classes that I teach, I wear it on camera for 'GameDay' and 'Good Morning America,' I just absolutely love it," she says. "It provides just a little bit of coverage with a nice non-sticky gloss."

Pro Tip: The six available shades work on all skin tones, so you can't go wrong with any — we had different POPSUGAR editors put the original gloss to the test to make sure.

This Joov The Go 2.0 ($599, originally $649) red-light device is an investment piece, Sims says, but totally worth it. "I use it specifically for skin anti-aging, blemishes, just rejuvenation all around," she says.

The handheld device is a form of LED light therapy and delivers red and near-infrared wavelengths, which may help boost circulation and collagen production in skin, as well as have an anti-inflammatory effect. For Sims, "the immediate results that I feel are just an uplifted mood from the heat and light," she says. "But also my skin is much clearer than it honestly has been, and that says a lot with all the sweating and traveling that I do. I still wear masks on planes and I just try to do everything I can to prevent breakouts."

Pro Tip: Sims incorporates the device into her morning routine to maximize her time — and also start her day in a really incredible way. "Every single morning, I meditate for 10 minutes, I put on a Peloton meditation, and I have the red light therapy on, so I kill two birds with one stone," she says. "It's just a really beautiful way to start my morning, very relaxing, and it gives off a little bit of heat, so especially in the winter months it gives you this false illusion that you're lying under some Miami sun."

"I usually get my sweat on in the morning, whether I'm teaching or doing my own class, and electrolyte replenishment is super important," Sims says. That's where Roar Organic Strawberry Lemonade Electrolyte Beverage ($31) comes in. Sims first partnered up with the brand earlier this year, and is a big fan of the cucumber watermelon and strawberry lemonade flavors. No matter which you try, they're all packed with electrolytes, B vitamins, and antioxidants from vitamins A, C, and E.

Pro Tip: If bottles aren't your thing or you want something easier to tote around, the brand also offers Roar Plus Power, which comes in single-serve packets and Sims loves because "you can take them wherever."

Sims was skeptical about this Nodpod Gentle Pressure Sleep Mask ($34) at first, but it had so many great reviews, she though she might as well give it a try — and it exceeded all expectations. "It's incredible. I'm out cold immediately," she says. "There's something nice about having just a little bit of pressure and heaviness on the eyes that is super relaxing . . . And I barely move in the night, so it doesn't fall off." If you do toss and turn, you can try tie it onto your head, too.

Pro Tip: Amazon customers rave about this thing in the reviews, with one noting that it feels great after being set in the freezer for a while — especially for those who suffer from migraines or headaches. One side of the mask is made of jersey cotton to feel cool, while the other side is made of a plush microfleece, to feel cozy. It's filled with BPA-free microbeads and all the materials are OEKO-TEX-certified, so you know they're free from harmful chemicals.

Sims doesn't exclusively wear Nikes, but if you take any of her classes, you know she's definitely a fan — and that holds true for her lifestyle footwear, too. Air Jordan 1s are her absolute favorite, and this Nike Air Jordan 1 Retro High OG ($180) pair is her current choice: "These ones are so dope because they're like a mauve color and mauve is definitely having a moment," she says. Sims won't wear these to train, but she does say (mysteriously) that they're "working on something" along those lines — so stay tuned.

Pro Tip: Sims loves both the high- and low-top versions of the Air Jordan 1. If you're not a high-top girlie (or hate the sweaty ankles), go for the Air Jordan 1 Low.

If you can trust anyone for a travel product rec, it's someone who's flying across the country every week. Sims loves The Original Cincha Travel Belt for Luggage ($39) for holding her tote — any tote — securely on her rolling suitcase. "I put my tote on top of my suitcase and it doesn't matter what tote I use, it fits everything," she says. "My bag never falls off; I can be sprinting through the airport no problem."

Pro Tip: You can find plenty of carry-on personal items with trolley pass-through sleeves specifically for this purpose, but if you want to take your everyday tote with you, Cincha is a chic way to make your travel day way easier — and it comes in 18 different colors and patterns, so you can get one to elevate (not add chaos to) your suitcase setup.