"Selling Sunset" Star Chelsea Lazkani on the $770 Splurge She Uses Daily

When it comes to makeup essentials, everyone needs a good lip pencil. For Lazkani, nothing compares to the Make Up For Ever Artist Color Pencil Lip Liner in Dimensional Dark Brown ($24). "It's the only lip pencil I like," she says. "I never have to think about what lip pencil I'm going to use because this just does what it needs to do every single time."

Pro tip: This pencil has great color payoff, with loads of pigment that stays on for hours to carry you through the entire day (or a fun night out).

Lazkani swears by one supplement in particular: the Armra Colostrum ($109). After experiencing bloating for the last eight months, "I started taking Armra [and] I don't suffer from bloating anymore, I sleep like a baby, and my skin is the clearest it's ever been," she says.

A few small studies have shown that colostrum, which is the first form of milk that comes from mammals after birth, may help with digestive health and muscle repair, but more research is needed to definitively show that the supplement is beneficial to our health in general.

Pro tip: She likes to eat a scoop of the powder dry, but you can also mix it with liquid or yogurt. As with any supplement, you'll want to consult with your doctor before trying it to see if colostrum is something you can safely incorporate into your diet.

Lazkani's beauty routine is fairly simple. She goes to Face Gym a lot for lymphatic drainage and sculpting massages for definition, and at home, she just uses a few key products combined with healthy drinking habits. "I think drinking water and minding my own business has helped me skin a lot," she jokes. "I definitely believe in 'less is more.'"

The few products in Lazkani's regimen include Kiehl's Midnight Recovery Concentrate Moisturizing Face Oil Serum ($57). It's made with a nourishing botanical blend that hydrates the skin, reduces the appearance of fine lines, and supports your skin barrier. "I pretty much use it every night," she says. "It feels so good on the skin."

Pro tip: Though it is an oil, it absorbs really quickly into the skin and is gentle enough not to cause breakouts or sensitivity on most skin types.

Yes, the Henry Jacques Musk Oil White ($770) is one hell of an investment, but Lazkani swears by it. It's a warm musk made with notes of mimosa, rose, and bourbon vanilla for a scent that she just loves. "I'm not the type of person who walks in a room and overpowers people in the way I smell. I like to introduce myself, give you a hug or handshake, and for you to go, 'Oh, you smell really nice,'" she says. "It's subtle. You get a whiff of it and be like, 'Damn, I want to come closer.'"

Pro tip: After having kids, Lazkani is very sensitive to scents and says this is the only perfume she can wear. She simply dabs the oil on her wrist and neck, and yes, it does last all day. "For [nearly] a thousand dollars a bottle, it better," she says.

Why choose between a lip balm and gloss when you can have both? Lazkani uses the Clarins Lip Comfort Oil ($30) every day to moisturize her lips while also reaping the makeup benefits of a nice tinted gloss.

Pro tip: Wearing tinted lip oil can help you instantly look put together even if you don't have time to go full glam. Lazkani likes to throw this on if she needs to quickly elevate her makeup look.

Audrey Noble is a beauty writer who covers breaking news, writes celebrity profiles, and does deep-dive features about the ways race, gender, sexuality, and other forms of identity impact society via the beauty industry. Previously, she was the beauty reporter at Allure and has held editorial positions at Vanity Fair and Refinery29. Audrey's work can also be seen in PS, Vogue, Harper's BAZAAR, Bustle, InStyle, WWD, and more.