glazing milk is the Tiktok viral sensation that helped put rhode skin on the map, earning the brand cult status, says Underwood. “There’s really nothing else like it: This essence-toner with a lightweight milky texture is a dream for dehydrated, irritated skin,” he says. Underwood is not a huge fan of thick, rich creams, but his skin still needs some hydration—and glazing milk delivers moisture in spades. “That’s why this ceramide- and mineral-rich product is a go-to for me. It moisturizes without leaving skin feeling sticky. I’m obsessed.”
After cleansing, apply this glow-enhancing essence to your skin before moving onto your favorite rhode moisturizer, face sunscreen, and complexion products.
While the glazing milk is undoubtedly that girl, I prefer the gel serum texture and super fast absorption of the peptide glazing fluid. As its name suggests, peptide glazing fluid is chock full of peptides, an ingredient lauded for its ability to boost collagen production and elasticity for an anti-aging effect. There’s also a trifecta of brightening niacinamide, hydrating hyaluronic acid, and skin softening marula oil. The lightweight formula instantly delivers a natural, lit from within glow that I normally can only achieve with a pricey luminous makeup primer. peptide glazing fluid also comes in clutch with transforming my full coverage foundations into skin tints.
Barrier butter has normal, dry, and mature skin types that could use some extra TLC covered. An intensely hydrating blend of hyaluronic acid and moisture-attracting polyglutamic acid ensure my thirsty skin remains quenched overnight. There’s also murumuru butter to help minimize transepidermal water loss and ceramides to help protect my delicate skin barrier.
A favorite of supermodel Claudia Schiffer, this fragrance-free balm melts into skin for instant nourishment and a healthy-looking glow. I like slathering on this face cream in the winter when my skin is temperamental from the combination of my prescription retinoid cream, harsh cold weather, and a cranked up radiator. Since it’s non-comedogenic and safe for those with eczema-prone skin like mine, I don’t have to worry about this face cream clogging my pores that lead to pimples or irritating my reactive skin.
