Taylor Swifts VERY pricey beauty routine revealed despite her attempts to hide it from fans

Some of Taylor Swift‘s favorite beauty products have been revealed thanks to eagle-eyed viewers of her Eras Tour documentary series – and while some of the items were affordable, others were pretty pricey.

Swift, 36, has been sharing a behind-the-scenes look into her two-year, worldwide tour throughout the series, letting fans in on what life was like for her during the rehearsals and on the road.

And in the latest two episodes, which came out last week, she seemingly gave Swifties a look into her beauty routine.

As various clips showed her backstage in her dressing room preparing for her concerts and in her hotel room, glimpses of some of her beauty products could be seen in the background.

While the singer seemed to try to avoid showcasing the items’ names or labels, even going as far as blurring out some, sleuthing TikTok users have uncovered many of her preferred cosmetics while touring.

Beauty editor Lauren Capon broke down some of the featured items in a new video on TikTokwhich focused on episodes three and four of the docuseries.

The first thing that Capon noticed that Swift indulged in was a candle from luxury fragrance brand Le Labo.

Swift had the $90 candle lit while hanging in her hotel room, and although the exact scent she used was unclear, the brand is most well-known for their Santal 26 scent, which delivers a ‘smoky’ and ‘leather-y’ smell.

Some of Taylor Swift’s favorite beauty products have been revealed thanks to eagle-eyed viewers of her Eras Tour documentary series. She’s seen in February 2024

Swift, 36, has been sharing a behind-the-scenes look into her two-year, worldwide tour throughout the series. She’s seen performing in November 2024

Next, Capon discovered that during one of Swift’s quick-changes during the concert, she appeared to brush her hair with the $118 Dual-Bristle Boar Hair Brush No. 001 by Crown Affair.

The brush is meant for all hair types, and the boar bristles work to detangle and massage your long locks.

During one segment when Swift’s stylist spoke to the camera, the products in the background were blurred out.

But Capon joked that ‘even with the blurring filter, you cannot disguise a bottle of L’oreal Elnett hairspray.’

The L’Oreal Paris Elnett hairspray is a favorite among tons of celebrities, like mogul Kris Jenner.

It’s affordable, too – with a smaller bottle clocking in at under $10 at your local drugstore or Target.

The hairspray is known as the ‘gold standard’ for big-ticket events and photo shoots, as it has a super strong staying power. It’s also supposed to leave the hair with a shiny, satin-like finish.

Even her dancers appeared to be using the hairspray throughout the show.

Swift appeared to use the $90 luxury candle from Le Labo and a $118 brush from Crown Affair in the docuseries

Fans got a glimpse at what Swift’s wardrobe department carries around with them for the singer’s quick-changes in between songs, including deodorant. She’s seen during the tour

Fans also got a glimpse at what Swift’s wardrobe department carries around with them while on tour for the singer’s quick-changes in between songs.

This included a deodorant for the star, and Capon spotted that it was the $8 Dove spray-can deodorant, which comes in a number of different scents, like fresh cucumber and even coconut.

In a previous TikTok videothe content creator also covered the beauty items spotted in the first and second episodes of the docuseries, including the $25 curl enhancer by Living Proof.

In one scene from the earlier episodes which saw Swift taking off her makeup after the show in a hotel bathroom, she appeared to use a handful of luxury skincare products made by brands like Barbara Sturm and Tata Harper.

Capon spotted the $100 Super Anti-Aging Cleansing Cream by Barbara Sturm, as well as two hair products by Christophe Robin, which usually retail for over $40 per bottle.

Swift was also seen using the Tata Harper cleanser, as well as the $28 body cleanser from Ouai – a brand created by celebrity-favorite hairstylist Jen Atkin.

In a 2019 column for Elle Magazine about the 30 things that the star learned before turning 30, she shared that she puts body lotion and moisturizer on her face every single night.

‘After my teen years and early twenties of sleeping in my makeup and occasionally using a Sharpie as eyeliner (DO NOT DO IT), I felt like I needed to start being nicer to my skin,’ the Ophelia singer wrote at the time.

Swift and her team appeared to use L’Oreal Elnett hair spray (left) and Dove spray-on deodorant (right)

The singer (seen in 2021) seemed to try to avoid showcasing the products names or labels, even going as far as blurring out some, but sleuthing viewers figured out the products

‘I now moisturize my face every night and put on body lotion after I shower, not just in the winter, but all year round, because, why can’t I be soft during all the seasons?!’

Swift also candidly spoke about the beauty standards around aging, as she explained that there can be an ‘impossible standard’ that women are pressured to meet.

‘I’ve learned that society is constantly sending very loud messages to women that exhibiting the physical signs of aging is the worst thing that can happen to us,’ she wrote at the time.

‘These messages tell women that we aren’t allowed to age. It’s an impossible standard to meet, and I’ve been loving how outspoken Jameela Jamil has been on this subject,’ she continued.

‘Reading her words feels like hearing a voice of reason amongst all these loud messages out there telling women we’re supposed to defy gravity, time, and everything natural in order to achieve this bizarre goal of everlasting youth that isn’t even remotely required of men. ‘