Meet Amy Rosoff Davis
Name: Amy Rosoff Davis
Location: Los Angeles
Who are you and what do you stand for? I am a mom, a friend, a wife, a coach and a very passionate and very silly person. I stand for love.
On those days when you’re not feeling 100 percent, what do you do to give yourself a confidence boost? I redirect myself. Meditate, clean up, focus on my kid, focus on gratitude, and then I pick myself up and do some yoga or walk or sweat, or call a friend.
What activities would you say are part of your self-care routine? And how do you make time for self-care?
Baths, face-masks, saunas, or infrared sweat bed (we have one -and before I was pregnant, while Ellie was at school- I would take a break and watch my fave show and sweat and it was a dream). It’s been challenging to get as much self-care in recently as I would like, but sometimes that just means a walk or technology break or seeing a friend (from a distance) or just listening to my mantras (life white sun). I just started getting prenatal massage this pregnancy- pandemic really messed up my self-care routine- and that’s been divine.
What are 3 words that come to mind when you think of your body?
Strong. Miraculous (it’s growing a second human- so whoa is it incredible watching – again- what a body can do!). Loved.
What are some of your favorite foods that keep your skin healthy?
Cucumber, avocado, good olive oil (I love Brightland and Braggs), grapes, apples, chia seeds and flax meal, dark green veggies. And lots and lots of water.
What does your current skincare routine look-like, specifically for your body?
I am very grateful I have always had pretty clear and easy skin. I take really good care If it and use all non-toxic products and keep it clean and hydrated. I wash twice a day with an oil-based and cream-based cleanser and then a mild soapy cleanser and use serum, oil, lotion and SPF every day. I spray yummy smelling hydrating stuff on it and I use nontoxic makeup – but not very much and not very often
What are some of your favorite body treatments?
Scrubs, baths, massages, acupuncture, sweating- both from physical exercise and saunas infrared sweating
If you could get the world to change its collective mind about one issue, or adopt one way of being, what would it be and why?
Racism.
Fill in the blank: Self-care is underrated.
As an astrologer, I use planetary gongs in my custom Soulstrology Soundbaths. Planetary gongs are attuned to the musical note and frequency which corresponds with the planet’s orbital frequency so when you utilize them with intention in a Soundbath experience you are actually harnessing the energies of the planets! As a Reiki Master, I also work with the chakra system and so I use chakra crystal singing bowls in my Soundbaths which are attuned to the note representing different chakras/energy points in the body to help heal and create energetic balance. 
Who are you, and what do you stand for?
bursts of time) we spend most of our time chasing the sun, from our yard, to hikes in the hills of Elysian Park, and (if we have it in us) a drive to the ocean.
100 percent, what do you do to give yourself a confidence boost?
What activities would you say are part of your self-care routine? And how do you make time for self-care?
I’m not someone who necessarily adheres to daily schedules (when I’m not traveling for work,) so I really just take every day as it comes, and listen to my body for cues on what it needs. Depending on how I’m feeling each morning, and what my workload is like, I’ll choose one physical activity and one mental activity to stay balanced throughout my day.
