Run, Don't Walk—Hailey Bieber's "Forever Glazed" Skin Just Became Even Easier to Copy

Move over, Glazing Milk.

Split image of Hailey Bieber posing on the beach and a teaser image of the Rhode Glazing Mist among other Rhode beauty products.
(Image credit: @haileybieber)

It's been an eventful few weeks for Hailey Bieber. Between her first solo Vogue cover and the billion-dollar sale of her beauty company, Rhode, to e.l.f. Beauty, the entrepreneur and model has been checking off career milestones left and right. The brand's first launch following the large-sum sale was officially announced, and it's none other than a lightweight shortcut to Bieber's glassy, glazed complexion—right in time for summer. Enter the Rhode Glazing Mist: a spritzable version of Bieber's trademark dewy skin (modeled by Harris Dickinson, the first man to star in a Rhode campaign, no less).

We (and a slew of fellow eagle-eyed fans in the comment section) noticed Bieber bookending her nighttime skincare routine with a mystery mist in a TikTok video posted last week, and she wrote that she's "going to bed glazed forever" thanks to this new addition. The star even posted an Instagram image teasing the latest launch, which will be available to shop on Rhode's site on June 24. "I NEED that new Rhode mist!" one commenter wrote, and another implored, "Hailey we need the spray soon, drop."

@haileybieber

going to bed glazed forever!

♬ My Cherie Amour - Stevie Wonder

Rhode's Glazing Mist is meant to be your "wear anywhere" bestie for supple, nourished skin. Consisting of a very similar ingredient list as the famed Rhode Glazing Milk, Bieber's must-have for "glazed donut" skin, this mist sets the scene for your skincare or finishes off your look with an even more luminous effect than previously possible.

The superfine mist moisturizes and illuminates the skin with a luscious blend of magnolia extract, an antioxidant that calms and balances the skin barrier; ectoin, an amino acid that boosts hydration; and panthenol, a vitamin that soothes and softens skin. At its core are two ingredients that are also in the Glazing Milk—a ceramide trio (a lipid concentrate that acts like skin and strengthens from the inside out) and beta-glucan (a humectant that offers even more hydration and shine). Oh, and did we mention that the mist has even received a Seal of Acceptance from the National Eczema Association? It's safe to say that Bieber is not playing around when it comes to her new formulas.

The Rhode Glazing Mist in a group shot of Rhode beauty products.

(Image credit: @haileybieber)

The multi-hyphenate demonstrates a few easy ways to use the Glazing Mist, including generous spritzes to soften the skin before serum and topping off her moisturizer to seal her skincare with a hydrating kiss. We'd also recommend using this spray before and after applying makeup for a look that's extra dewy and summer ready, or you can nix the Glazing Milk entirely in lieu of this featherlight mist for something light on sweaty summer days.

The Rhode Glazing Mist isn't available just yet, so make sure to mark your calendar for June 24 to get your hands on the latest and greatest launch. Until then, browse the rest of Bieber's "get unready with me" products, plus a few extras we beauty editors at Who What Wear can't get enough of.

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Alyssa Brascia
Associate Beauty Editor, Who What Wear

Alyssa Brascia is an associate beauty editor at Who What Wear. She is based in New York City and has nearly three years of industry experience, with rivers of content spanning from multigenerational lipstick reviews to celebrity fashion roundups. Brascia graduated with a BS in apparel, merchandising, and design from Iowa State University and went on to serve as a staff shopping writer at People.com for more than 2.5 years. Her earlier work can be found at InStyleTravel + LeisureShape, and more. Brascia has personally tested more than a thousand beauty products, so if she’s not swatching a new eye shadow palette, she’s busy styling a chic outfit for a menial errand (because anywhere can be a runway if you believe hard enough).