Members of the K-pop group Katseye have shared their essential products for makeup, skincare, and daily routines, offering a glimpse into their lives beyond the stage. The group, which has seen significant success with Grammy nominations and awards since its debut, detailed their preferences in a conversation with GQ.

Daniela Avanzini relies on the Makeup by Mario Master Mattes Eyeshadow Palette for her signature eyeliner. Instead of liquid liner, she uses black eyeshadow to create a "siren look," which she finds easier to control and correct. Avanzini described her technique of tight-lining with a black pencil before applying shadow to the inner corners of her eyes.

Sophia Laforteza finds Aquaphor Advanced Therapy Healing Ointment indispensable for managing lip dryness, a condition she attributed to previous Accutane treatment. She applies a thick layer nightly, even after discontinuing the medication, to ensure her lips remain moisturized. Laforteza also credits the Dyson Airwrap as a crucial tool for maintaining hair health, using it both before bed and for touch-ups, and has acquired multiple units for international use.

For muscle recovery, the group frequently uses TriggerPoint Grid foam rollers in various sizes. Avanzini highlighted their effectiveness for soreness and stiffness, especially after intense dance practices. The members incorporate these into their morning routine before rehearsals.

Lara Raj incorporates elements of her Indian heritage into her performance style, particularly through the use of bindis. She keeps a collection of bindis, some inherited from family, which she views as a fashion statement and a symbol of Hinduism. Raj also shared her reliance on Beats by Dr. Dre headphones for listening to music, especially her favorite artist, Erykah Badu, while journaling.

To maintain vocal health, Katseye members use Wedderspoon Manuka honey, consuming it directly from a spoon to coat their throats and enhance singing. The group even referenced their fondness for tea in their song "Pinky Up."