Self-care can be found in many forms. While some may define it for themselves as a gym routine, a shopping spree, or even treating themselves to their favorite meal, others may find it in a beauty routine.

A recent survey is exposing the beauty regimens of Americans. Coco & Eve surveyed 3,500 people across the nation regarding their daily habits.

When looking at generational differences, Gen Z is the one paying attention to how their skin looks. Gen Zers spend the most time getting ready for a night out. But don’t think they’re getting ready for a night out with dirty brushes, 13% of the generation wash their makeup brushes more than they wash their bedsheets. That makeup and facial cleanser comes at a price though — over a quarter of all survey respondents said they spend between $100-$200 per month on their beauty routine.

The routines don’t stop when it comes to bedtime either. Over 8 in 10 women say they would rather go without wearing makeup than sleep in their makeup and when it comes to a sleepover, 25% of all respondents said they would rather forget their toothbrush and toothpaste rather than forget their cleanser and moisturizer when spending the night away from home.

You can find the full survey here.