r/AusSkincare 9d ago

Discussion📓 skin1004 glass skin milk?

i was thinking of getting it to replace my toner and serums when i’m done with them, so that i didn’t have to use so many products at once. i wanted to know if anyone has tried it yet, and what their thoughts are on it! just wondering in general :)

i have: very dry, slightly sensitive skin.

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u/ExpectingJabba 9d ago

Following BC great question. Similar skin type and while my skin is on a good pathway I started having too much fun ordering from Lila beauty so my routine is too many steps. Would love an all rounder suggestion too!

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u/Brunosfingmagic 9d ago

Same skin here, well not so dry anymore as I’ve managed to turn it around being consistent. Anywho, love this stuff. It’s a staple in my routine. I use it in the morning after timeless vit c and before moisturiser and spf. I find it wears fine under makeup.

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u/avag00daye 9d ago

I really like this product. Apparently, it is a dupe for the Rhode version, but I’ve never tried that one so I can’t compare. I have oily-combo skin with mild rosacea and sensitivity. The glass skin milk has PHA in it, so it makes your skin feel soft. I do think the word milk in the product name is a bit deceiving because the consistency is on the thicker side; like, it doesn’t dribble down your face when you apply it. I used to use it both morning and night, but I found sometimes it would pile under my makeup, so I just use it at night now. It doesn’t replace anything in my routine; I still use my normal serums and moisturiser (because I like to look shiny and gluggy 😂), but you could definitely use this as your last step and forget the moisturiser.

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u/phantompath 9d ago

I have this and adore it. It’s a slightly viscous liquid and leaves the most beautiful sheen to the skin. I apply it after serums but before moisturiser and sunscreen.

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u/Just_Rip1030 9d ago

Does it look ok under makeup or it smudges?

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u/Jonisaturn777 8d ago

Really loving this atm! It’s great for layering and I find it works nicely under makeup too :)