InstagramIf you watch Vanderpump Rules, you exactly who Jax Taylor is.
Not only is the soon-to be-married reality star gearing up for a big wedding to lady love Brittany Cartwright, he also just announced his new cocktail mixer line Just Add X. But perhaps the biggest change in his life is his new healthier lifestyle. "I've really changed my outlook on everything, it's really all about self-care," shared the star.
He admitted to us he's cut back on drinking and finds himself in the gym twice a day these days. It's certainly paid off: He's lost 40 pounds since last year and has adopted other healthy habits like a newfound daily skincare ritual.
Let's just say, we're feeling inspired for the new year. For Jax's must-have products and other current obsessions, keep scrolling!
"I'm a huge Nike Air Max fan right now. I have really weird feet and they're always in pain and these are the shoes that are the most comfortable so I try to find one in every color," shared Jax.
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"I was just talking about that the other day, I love jacket season. I'm obsessed with anything by Mackage. I have two new coats that I got from Canada. One is black leather with a built-in grey hoodie. The other is kind of like a trendy form-fitting ski jacket with a liner. It's puffy, but a little less puffy around the collar. I love their stuff, but they are expensive."
"I lost a lot of weight recently. I was 235 pounds last year and I'm down to 195 now. I'm so much more comfortable, so I'm back in some cool skinny jeans. My favorites right now are from Zara."
"Beverly Hills Plastic Surgery Skincare is amazing. I've been using it for 8 months now and it's totally changed my face. I use a face mist first, then I use the repair reverse daily serum then I top it off with the brighten and tighten—twice a day, every day."
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Vanderpump Rules airs Mondays on Bravo.
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