What Do Dermatologists Think About the Milky Skincare Trend?

Rhode might've seemingly started the milky skincare craze with its cult-favorite Glazing Milk — but now, milky products have expanded far beyond just toners. While beauty fans are searching high and low for budget-friendly alternatives to Rhode's viral Glazing Milk toner, beauty brands are simultaneously formulating brand new milky products for every step of the skincare routine.

Whether its Tatcha's Dewy Milk Moisturizer or Paula's Choice's Milky Hydrating Serum, milky products are taking the beauty world by storm. Categorized by their liquidy texture and the promise of glowy skin, milky skincare products have become known for accomplishing that sought-after glass skin look. However, while tons of milky products are incredibly effective at making the skin visibly more radiant, dermatologists say they aren't exactly their own category of products — and they're not inherently unique.

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