Last year, Bella Hadid joined Kin Euphorics, the non-alcoholic, adaptogenic beverage brand, as a co-founder. Having a supermodel with 54 million Instagram followers on board has certainly helped to get the brand on everyone's radar as the next 'cool girl' drink — and Hadid has been candid about how discovering Kin in 2019 helped her to find a healthier relationship with alcohol, and finally say goodbye to the hangover-induced anxiety cycle.

But now, with Kin's latest launch, Bloom — the first product that Hadid helped to create from its inception — she's ready to show off her business acumen, too.

"I've always considered myself a businesswoman — growing up with two hardworking, business-savvy immigrant parents helps with the mindset, so pivoting into entrepreneurship felt like a very natural transition," Hadid tells InStyle. "I'm a curious person and extremely hands-on… When I put my name or time into a product or business, I'm not an onlooker. I want to be on every call, figuring out the longevity of the business, and how we can take every aspect of it to the next level."

Of course, the transition has led to some challenges along the way, too. "I think that imposter syndrome is something that all people struggle with. I continuously have to remind myself to step into my power, have faith in myself and the universe, and most importantly, to remember my worth," she says. "I'm really just proud of where we [co-founder and CEO Jen Batchelor] have come, from a small, woman-run startup company."

When Hadid talks about the process of bringing their latest product into the world — which involved working with herbalists, Kin's resident endocrinologist, and food scientists, as well as multiple rounds of beta testing and getting feedback from brand loyalists — it's clear how passionate she really is about it. Bloom, billed as a rosé alternative, includes ingredients like strawberry, white grape, and rosemary citrus and, like all of the other drinks in the Kin lineup, includes a proprietary blend of functional ingredients like L-Theanine and GABA (gamma-aminobutyric acid) to elevate your mood and reduce stress. And I can attest, it actually tastes good, too. (It was so popular it sold out, but you can sign up to be notified of Bloom's restock next week.)

Bloom also happens to include damiana, an aphrodisiac, which in Hadid's words, "provides a light feel of love." Batchelor highlights a few other ingredients that contribute to the effect: "Ashwaganda really packs a punch when it comes to virility and hydrating hibiscus is also something we can't overlook when it comes to libido," she adds. As Batchelor explains, Bloom is designed to promote connection "especially with respects to new lovers and friends."

So, in what situations does Hadid opt for Bloom? "Morning until night! It helps calm my heartbeat, relax my thoughts, and allows me to be present in the moment. The difference with what we've made with Bloom, compared to Spritz or Lightwave, is that it is not an 'upper' or a 'sleeper.' It's an everyday drink that really helps with socializing and calming that anxious energy that comes over us sometimes."

As Hadid previously shared, she did Dry January for the first time this year, and Kin products helped her to stay on track during that time. "Over the years, I've always found myself reverting to alcohol when I feel low energy, or my anxieties start to come up. I've really scaled back my alcohol consumption this year and have made brain care my ultimate priority." (As Hadid previously shared, she's dealt with brain fog due to her Lyme Disease.)

"Bloom is really interesting, because it really does give you that hit of rosé, as well as adaptogens to settle your nerves and make it that much easier to say no to an extra drink," she shares. As Batchelor puts it, "It's not about sobriety, but about finding clarity, balance, and joy within oneself — Bloom summons your best emotions and activates your mind."

Hadid hasn't cut alcohol out completely, though, helping to demonstrate the brand's ability to appeal to customers on all ends of the spectrum — whether they choose to drink, are Cali sober, or sober sober. Further evidence: The brand recently launched a partnership with TAO Group, marking a huge shift in nightlife culture.

As for right now? "Moderation is everything for me," Hadid shares. "While I rarely get 'drunk' anymore, I've completely stopped drinking hard alcohol… I have learned what my body can and can't handle. I'm a 'glass of Champagne and head home' kind of girl."