The everything shower is deceptively simple in concept. It's a shower that consists of, literally, everything. Masking, exfoliating, shaving. Unlike an ordinary shower where the goal is to get clean, the everything shower is more akin to an at-home s...
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pre - shower 🪞
shower 🚿
post - shower 🧺
pre - shower 🪞
For me, an everything shower starts before I even turn the water on. 🧼
First, I massage a cleansing oil onto dry skin to dissolve and remove any makeup, SPF, and other impurities from my face.
Lipikar AP+ Gentle Foaming Cleansing Oil
Usually, I’ll massage a dropper-ful of the Fable & Mane HoliRoots Hair Treatment Oil into my roots.
HoliRoots™ Pre-Wash Treatment Oil for Thinning Hair
I apply the Philip Kingsley Elasticizer Deep-Conditioning Treatment onto my dampened mid-lengths and ends. I let both sit for around 15 to 20 minutes while I continue to prep for my shower.
Elasticizer Deep-Conditioning Treatment
Next, I dry brush my skin to boost circulation—I specifically prefer a dry brush with a handle, like the Goop G.Tox Ultimate Dry Brush, to easily brush hard-to-reach places.
G.Tox Ultimate Dry Brush
Before warming up the shower and hopping in, I like to set the mood. This usually involves dimming the lights, lighting a candle—Nette’s Pearl Dust Candle is a woodsy warm, slightly spicy scent with an impressive throw—and, to be totally honest, sett...
Pearl Dust Candle
shower 🚿
An everything shower requires a deep full-body cleanse, so I start off with a body scrub.
Resurface+ Glycolic and Lactic Acid Renewing Body Scrub
I go in with a cleansing shampoo to get rid of any leftover product, grime, and buildup. Personally, I prefer a cleansing shampoo over a scalp scrub.
Purifying Shampoo
If I’m conditioning, I opt for a hydrating, lightweight option like the Pureology Hydrate Sheer Conditioner.
Hydrate Sheer Conditioner - Pureology
If my hair’s feeling fairly lackluster, I’ll reach for a luxe mask like the Oribe Gold Lust Transformative Hair Mask.
Gold Lust Transformative Hair Mask
I’ll apply Tatcha’s Clarifying Clay Mask to my face (any clay mask will work), and let the steamy shower open up my pores so the mask can penetrate deep into the skin. I leave on the mask for just a few minutes before turning down the water to rinse ...
The Clarifying Clay Mask Exfoliating Pore Treatment
I’ll shave my legs, bikini line, and pits using the Billie Razor and Whipped Shave Cream. I’ve tried my fair share of shaving products and find myself constantly returning to Billie’s products—trust me, they’re the absolute best.
The Razor Starter Kit
Billie’s products—trust me, they’re the absolute best.
Whipped Shave Cream
Last but not least, I’ll do a final body cleanse to be sure I don’t have any leftover shaving cream or grime on me.
Bom Dia Bright™ Clarifying AHA BHA Body Wash
Dean Street Gentle Body Wash is 🤌🏽🤌🏽🤌🏽
Dean Street Gentle Body Wash
post - shower 🧺
I slip on a fluffy robe and hair towel, and immediately grab some sort of hydrating body product.💅🏽
A decadent formula that leaves skin feeling moisturized and soft for 24-plus hours. I lock in all that moisturizing goodness with a silky body oil.
Good Aura Weightless Body Oil
Once I put on my favorites PJs, it’s time to deal with my hair. I’ll apply a serum to my scalp, like the Vegamour GRO Hair Serum.
GRO Hair Serum for Thinning Hair
I love the Crown Affair Leave-In Conditioner—it leaves my hair hydrated and soft without weighing it down or leaving it too greasy.
The Leave-In Conditioner Cream for Hydrated Hair
I keep things simple with an old-faithful hydrating serum. I’ve gone through more bottles of the Krave Beauty Great Barrier Relief Serum than I can count and have gotten countless friends hooked on it. Whatever skin woe you’re dealing with, GBR will ...
Great Barrier Relief
Last but certainly not least, apply a barrier-boosting facial moisturizer like the Dieux Instant Angel.