Rhode Glazing Milk
Reddit take
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Rhode Glazing Milk receives mixed reviews from Reddit users, primarily valued for its ability to achieve a specific "glazed" aesthetic. While some users appreciate its thick consistency for hydration, others report issues with skin irritation, breakouts, and pilling when layered with other products.
Pros
- Provides a 'glazed' skin finish and aesthetic
- Thick consistency that some find hydrating
- Integrates well into multi-step routines for some users
Cons
- Reports of causing breakouts
- Potential for stinging or skin irritation
- Can cause pilling (rolling off) when layered with certain moisturizers
- Some users find it makes no noticeable difference in their skin
Caveats
- Layering compatibility varies; it may not sit well under all moisturizers or sunscreens
- Effectiveness as a standalone moisturizer is questioned by some users
Best for
- Users targeting the 'glazed skin' look
- Those looking for a thick, milky hydration layer
Avoid if
- You have acne-prone skin
- You have sensitive skin that reacts to stinging sensations
- You prefer lightweight products that don't risk pilling
This summary uses balanced time weighting with about a 6-month half-life. The evidence is based on a small number of mentions (12) with a median age of 204 days, which may be less reflective of current formulations or broader consumer sentiment.
Sentiment
5 positive (42%) · 5 mixed (42%) · 2 negative (17%)
Trust + time weighted score: +8% · raw score 25%
What redditors said (10 of 12)
I was wanting to try the Rhode glazing milk but I’ve seen reviews of people saying it broke them out.
I started recently using Rhode products, specifically the glazing milk and barrier butter. I’m assuming this is my issue!!
Morning- Rinse, Ponds Cold Cream, Rhode Glazing Milk (recent addition but I don’t think it’s made any difference, use it for hydration), Biore Sunscreen, Makeup if I want to (Most of which are high end face products) Night- Wash with Cerave SA cleanser (only thing that cleans my face and reduces the visibility of my insanely large pores on my nose), Ponds Cold Cream, Rhode Glazing Milk and I recently stopped but I used prescription tretinoin 0.0025% but I can’t stop getting past the purging phase and I really don’t know if it’s working for me.
Rhode glazing milk
i’ve been using the la roche posay lipikar mosturizing cream for a while now but recently i added more things to my skin care routine such as the tower28 sos spray and the rhode glazing milk and i noticed today that when i rubbed my face the moisturizer rolled off my skin (?)
i just spent most of my money on three new products that are on their way, the rhode glazing milk, first aid beauty ultra barrier repair cream, and dandruff shampoo (for the dermatitis flakes)
I'm really loving the Hailey Bieber glazed skin vibe. Of course I'm intrigued by the Rhode glazing milk, because it seems to leave the most beautiful finish, but apparently it stings sometimes. Anyone who would still recommend it?
My current routine: Night: Rhode Glazing Milk
I use retinol, rhode glazing milk, lotion, and wash my face with cerave (and am now switching between that & panoxyl) as skin care if that makes a difference.
Rhode Glazing Milk
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