The Skin Edit — Fundamentals
Glass Skin: Dry Skin vs Oily Skin
How to customize your routine for your skin type
By Lindsey Rapp · Licensed Esthetician · 4 Min Read
Glass skin isn't a one-size-fits-all routine. Whether your skin is dry, oily, or combination, the goal is the same, hydrated, smooth, glowing skin. The difference is how you get there.
For Dry Skin
Deep Hydration and Barrier Repair
Dry skin lacks oil and often lacks hydration too, so your routine should focus on both adding hydration and locking it in.
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Oily skin is often dehydrated, which can make it look shiny but still dull.
For Oily Skin
Lightweight Hydration, No Heavy Layers
Oily skin produces more oil, but that doesn't mean it's hydrated. Use the same Milk Boosting Serum for hydration without heaviness, and finish with a light moisturizer to keep skin balanced.
Combination
Can You Have Both?
Yes, very common. You may have dryness in some areas and oiliness in others. Focus on hydration across the entire face while adjusting moisture levels where needed.
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One Routine, Customized to You
The Glass Skin Routine Kit includes both the serum and moisturizer above, already put together for you.
Shop the Glass Skin KitFrequently Asked
Can dry skin achieve glass skin?Yes, with proper hydration and moisture, dry skin can look smooth and glowing.
How do I know my skin type?Tightness suggests dryness or dehydration, while shine suggests oil production.
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