The everything shower is a head-to-toe beauty ritual that turns a few minutes under the water into a full self-care routine, and it does not need a luxury budget. Start with a hair mask and scalp treatment, cleanse your face, scrub and wash your body, add a face mask while you rinse, then finish with serum, body oil and cream before you slip on a robe. This edit follows that order with accessible favorites from BYOMA, Naturium, The Ordinary, Dr. Jart+, Kitsch and more. Weekly treatments are labeled, so you can rotate them around the daily essentials. I went deeper on a related idea in The Everything Shower: The Ultimate Luxury Beauty Ritual. I went deeper on a related idea in Tree Hut Sugar Scrubs, the Everything Shower and What to Put On Afterward.

A hair mask works best when left on while you move through the rest of your shower. Apply to mid-lengths and ends, comb through, then rinse at the end. Use one once or twice a week, depending on how dry your hair feels.

The scalp is skin, and a simple serum or scrub can help it feel balanced and comfortable. Apply to the scalp before washing, massage gently with your fingertips, and follow the label for how often to use it.

Cleansing your face in the shower is easiest with a gel, cream or foam that rinses clean. Use lukewarm water, since very hot water can leave skin feeling tight, and massage for about 30 seconds.

A body scrub or exfoliating stick buffs away dullness and helps skin feel soft before moisturizer. Use once or twice a week on damp skin, and skip any area that is irritated or freshly shaved.

A good body wash cleanses without leaving skin tight. These formulas from BYOMA, Naturium and Aveeno are priced under $20 and are easy to use every day.

Steam softens skin, which makes the shower a natural moment for a mask. Apply to clean skin, leave it on for the time listed on the label, and rinse or remove before you step out.

Skin is most receptive right after cleansing, so apply serum within a minute or two of stepping out. Press it onto slightly damp skin, then follow with moisturizer.

Body oil is an easy finishing layer after the shower. Smooth it onto damp skin and let it sink in. Some of these oils carry fragrance or a light shimmer, so patch test if your skin is sensitive.

A good body cream locks in the moisture from your shower and keeps skin comfortable all day. Apply within a few minutes of drying off, focusing on knees, elbows and shins.

The ritual does not end when the water stops. A soft robe keeps you comfortable while your skincare settles in. These are priced well under $80 and come in cozy cotton, waffle and terry styles.

A quick-dry hair towel and a satin-lined shower cap protect a blowout or a fresh hair mask, while a dry brush and exfoliating gloves make a weekly scrub more effective.

You do not need every step in one shower. Start with a facial cleanser, a body wash and a body cream, then add a hair mask, a scrub or a face mask when you want to turn it into a ritual. The point is to slow down, so build the version that fits your week and your budget.