Get Hailey Bieber's famous ‘glazed' skin look with new skincare hero
Hailey Bieber's beauty brand Rhode has just added to its popular 'glazed' skincare line with a quick and easy product that's perfect for summer – and s surprising celebrity face to launch it
Having recently that it's been sold for $1 billion, Hailey Bieber's skincare and make-up brand Rhode is going from strength to strength, with much excitement whenever anything new launches. The latest product drop is no exception, and is just the thing for getting the star's viral 'glazed skin' look in a flash.
Rhode has just launched Glazing Mist, £30, a super-fine facial spritz that not only cools and hydrates but also, like most of Rhode's skincare, is rich in barrier-strengthening ectoin and ceramides, which not only keep skin healthy, but also help to achieve the super-dewy 'glazed donut skin' look that Hailey is famous for.
To launch the product, Rhode signed up a somewhat surprising – but certainly on trend right now – celebrity to front the campaign: Babygirl actor Harris Dickinson, looking fresh-faced and glistening in the shots.
Mists such as this one are an excellent product to add into your skincare routine in summer, when they feel lovely and cooling in hot weather (especially if you keep it in the fridge). It's also a great way to add extra hydration to your skin without applying thick, heavy layers of product. Others we love include the new INKEY List Hydro-Surge Dewy Face Mist, £11, Summer Fridays Jet Lag Skin Soothing Hydration Mist, £22, and, for oily or spot-prone skin, La Roche-Posay Serozinc, £12.
Rhode advises applying this as the first step in your skincare routine after cleansing, and/or the last step after moisturiser. It can also be reapplied at any point during the day whenever you feel the need.
While you're browsing the Rhode website, you might wan to have a look at some of our beauty team's other favourite products. We love Pocket Blush, £24, a super-creamy stick that's so easy to apply, blends brilliantly, and the shades are perfection. I love the baby pink shade Piggy, or the sun-kissed colour Toasted Teddy in the summer, while Freckle is another popular choice – and a new favourite has just dropped.
The Rhode Peptide Lip Shapes, £24, have become a staple in my make-up bag too. As someone with absolutely no skills at make-up application, it's impossible to go wrong with these; the colours look so natural, and they glide on really smoothly with a velvety finish, before blending easily with fingers. I like to run them a millimetre over my natural lip line, and you barely even need to use a mirror.
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Pros Ultra-fine mist Suited to all skin types, including sensitive and acne-prone skin Cons Bottle might be a bit large for every day carrying Sameeha Shaikh is Grazia's beauty writer, covering all categories to bring you insights on the latest trends, industry news and the products you need to know about, viral or not (most probably viral).
