Taylor Swift famously does not endorse or confirm the beauty products she uses (so no, you’ll never hear her directly state which red lipstick is her favorite). Luckily, her fans famously look for clues—AKA, easter eggs—in everything Taylor posts, so they were able to identify the beauty product brands the star used in her The End of an Era docuseries on Disney+.
In a quick clip showing Taylor’s wind-down routine after her concerts, fans spotted, photographed, and zoomed in on a few products shown. The OUAI Body Cleanser in the St. Barts scent was one of Taylor’s bath products.
While the camera pans past the products quickly and the screenshots are blurry, Swifties are powerful when they work together. If you haven’t seen the six-part docuseries yet, you can see the quick clip of the bath products in this trailer on YouTube.
In the docuseries, Taylor’s bath products are quickly shown as she gets ready to unwind after a performance.
Other products in the shot include the Dr. Barbara Sturm Super Anti-Aging Cleansing Cream, the Tata Harper Regenerating Cleanser, the Christophe Robin Volumizing Shampoo, and the Christophe Robin Delicate Volumising Conditioner with Rose Extract.
Our chemists in the Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab are fans of the brand and have tested and rated OUAI products highly, including the brand’s Detox Shampoo, which is our pick for the best overall clarifying shampoo. The body wash has notes of dragon fruit, orange blossom, tuberose, and musk for a tropical scent. It’s more than just a great-smelling cleanser, though. The formula includes rosehip oil and jojoba oil, both of which gently hydrate and moisturize the skin.
Now that I’ve shared the news, excuse me while I go shop for the OUAI Body Cleanser and re-listen to The Life of a Showgirl.
Isabella (she/her) covers commerce and product-related content in the home, lifestyle, fitness, technology and beauty. She graduated from Binghamton University in 2022 with a bachelor’s degree in English: Literature & Rhetoric. Before joining GH, she was an editorial assistant at Prevention, where she covered health topics and celebrity news.
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