Does Taylor Swift order things from Amazon? What’s her haircare routine? What does she eat before a show? These are all questions that my coworkers and I have for the Grammy-winning star.

And with the upcoming release of her six-episode The End of an Era docuserieswe’re finally getting some of those answers. In the nearly two-minute trailer alone, we caught snippets of her relationship with Kansas City tight end Travis Kelce; we saw her singing in the studio; and we found out which shampoo, conditioner, and body wash the singer uses to unwind after being a Showgirl for three hours straight.

At the edge of her bathtub, we spotted the $41 Christophe Robin Delicate Volumising Shampoo and matching conditionermore has $28 body wash from PEOPLE Tested brand Ouai. Swift also had two facial cleansers nearby, that together, cost… are you Ready for It?… a whopping $188. Below, add them to your cart and then bookmark this page — we’ll be adding more products to the list as new episodes drop.

Beauty Essentials Inspired by Taylor Swift

Christophe Robin Delicate Volumising Shampoo with Rose Extracts

Back in January, my coworker Jennifer Maldonado and I got on the topic of Taylor’s hair. “How is it not damaged?” I said. At the very least, it must have been straightened or blow-dried before each show. To which, Maldonado replied, “I know! And yet it looks soft still.”

Now we can assume that this fancy-sounding shampoo had something to do with that. It simultaneously conditions strands and removes oil and dirt, plus, it’s “specially designed to give fine, flat, or thin hair an instant volume boost,” according to the brand. It costs $41, which, yes, isn’t a drugstore-level price, but that said, it’s surprisingly cheaper than other high-end haircare products like Kérastase or Oribe. In other words, it’s kind of a steal.

Christophe Robin Delicate Volumising Conditioner with Rose Extracts

And because conditioning your hair is the final step for soft, smooth strands, the brand’s volumizing conditioner was also in tow. It has similar benefits as its shampoo counterpart, but it also detangles and softens hair so it looks and feels healthier. (We’ve come such a long way since Swift’s “bleachella” era, and there’s no going back.)

Ouai St. Barts Body Cleanser

After moving and grooving for three hours straight every night on The Eras TourSwift likely worked up a major sweat. So she seemingly uses this body wash from celebrity stylist Jen Atkins’ brand to get squeaky Clean after the fact. It’s “so sudsy,” according to one shopper, and it has an orange, dragonfruit scent that “literally smells like a vacation,” shared another shopper. It’s also the most affordable product in her lineup.

Tata Harper Regenerating Cleanser

Stage makeup can clog your pores, so it’s important to take it off at night. Thankfully, this two-in-one cleanser, which appears to be the one near her bathtub, will get it all off, plus exfoliate and remove any dry or flaky patches. It’s safe to use every day, though it’s probably best to avoid the eye area. Want to try it first? Pick up a travel-size bottle for only $28.

Dr. Barbara Sturm Super Anti-Aging Cleansing Cream

This cleanser, however, “removes all makeup,” so it’s safe for use around the eyes, and even Swift’s signature cat eye liner won’t stand a chance. It also has anti-aging benefits — though you’re going to pay for them. At $100 a bottle, each ounce costs a hefty $23.