With this jelly, a little goes a long way, so you can start with one pump and apply more as you need it. As with so many things Glossier, usage is buildable. While I don’t tend to wear a lot of heavy makeup, I rely on my cleanser to purge pollutants from my pores and remove sunblock, tinted moisturizer, and a few coats of mascara at a minimum. A good nighttime cleanser is essential for combating blackheads and for keeping pores pristine. As in any urban center, pollutants and microscopic air particulates can get into your pores and they take a toll. I live in Los Angeles, the land of smog and freeway exhaust. It keeps all of it’s promises and has made me a better person (or, it’s at least made my skin better). In Glossier's Milky Jelly Cleanser, I've finally found my Mr. If a product requires loads of follow-up products to remedy the side effects of either deep cleaning (think: dry, parched skin) or intense hydration (like a slick, oily feel), it’s not worth my time. I’ve mostly stuck with it because other cleansers, at varying price points, never proved themselves worthy of any long-term devotion. I’ve been using the Cetaphil Gentle Daily Cleanser for the past decade, but have only felt lukewarm about its results. What it’s like to use it: Pardon me while I swoon-this cleanser is a revelation. Also, it’s made with the same gentle cleansing agents found in contact lens solution, making it safe for removing eye makeup and cleansing the delicate eye area without irritation. It contains moisturizing ingredients like rose water, comfrey root extract, and vitamin B5, so it won’t leave your skin irritated or feeling tight. This cleanser purports to break down makeup, without the need to pre-cleanse with balms or oils, and whisk away dirt and pollutants in one step. What it claims: This is a non-comedogenic (meaning it won’t clog pores) and soothing daily cleanser that’s “gentle-yet-effective” and works for all skin types. The Glossier Milky Jelly Cleanser cleans the skin of impurities, like oil and makeup.

Some products produced rapturous results, some were just meh, and others fell flat. What did I order?Īfter my $200+ mail-order bender, what arrived were a skin cleanser, two face masks, a daytime serum, a concealer, a foundation, a highlighter, two blushes, two lipsticks, a liquid eye color, a mascara, and a brow gel-more makeup than I wear on a typical day but part of Glossier’s appeal is the ease of its products, so I was ready to up my game. I use my fingers as applicators and I’m not a fan of fancy primers or application techniques that take more than 10 minutes. Considering my favorite beauty product was discontinued, it was time to try out some new stuff, but I wanted to keep the overall look and application low maintenance. On a typical day, I wear the Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer Broad Spectrum SPF 20, Laura Mercier Secret Concealer, Clinique High Impact Mascara, a little bit of the now-discontinued Bite Beauty Multistick on my cheeks, and a swipe of lip balm. I would frustrate an entire family of Kardashians on a trip to Sephora. I am, on many levels, am a perfect target for Glossier: I'm a fan of great skin and I subscribe to the 'makeup is meant to enhance what you have' school of thought. Selena Gomez just debuted her new Rare Beauty line-here’s what’s worth buying

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