Mariah Carey Bathes in Milk, but These Beauty Products Are Just as Good

Word on the street is that Chanel creative director Karl Lagerfeld bathes in a full bottle of this stuff every day. The heavily fragranced Collosel ($38) cleanser is made of a luxurious mixture of milk, glycerin, vegetables, and castor oil and has been a go-to for French and Francophile beauty enthusiasts for years. Even the cast of Westworld uses it for "midday makeup removal and touch-ups."

Greek yogurt isn't just for rushed mornings when you'd rather be eating a bacon, egg, and cheese breakfast sandwich — it also makes a nourishing face wash. This Korres Greek Yoghurt Foaming Cream Cleanser ($26) is rich in protein and made without petrolatum, mineral oil, silicones, and parabens. It works great to reduce redness caused by dry skin but also contains antibacterial honeysuckle, which soothes blemish-prone complexions.

Perhaps named after the most extra of them all (Mariah Carey, of course), this Bobbi Brown Extra Repair Nourishing Milk ($88) is a face oil-treatment hybrid that feels like a tall drink of water for dehydrated skin. It's gentle and lightweight, and it lasts all day — or through some intense "We Belong Together" dancing.

Even if you're dairy-free, you can still get in on some milky goodness. This L'Occitane Almond Smoothing and Beautifying Milk Concentrate ($50) is a decadent body cream that firms skin so well, no one would ever know you slept through yoga this morning. You can feel it last all day, and the fresh, nutty scent is so sweet that you won't want to shower it off.

Milk mustache, but make it fashion. This Too Cool For School Milk Tint ($12) is a squalene- and dry-milk-packed lip stain that gives your mouth a slight pop of glossy cover. You'll want one for each bag.