
This is your full guide to getting that glow — whether your skin is dry, oily, combination, or sensitive.
The ABC of glass skin
Double cleansing: in the morning a gentle cleanser is enough, but at night pair an oil/balm cleanser with a gel/foam to remove all traces of dirt.-
Gentle exfoliation: once or twice a week with light acids (AHA, BHA, or PHA). Skip the harsh gritty scrubs. -
Layered hydration: essence, serum, cream — think of your skin as a sponge, slowly absorbing each layer. -
Daily sunscreen: the most important step. No glow if your skin is sun-damaged.
If you have normal skin
- Cleanser: Gentle foaming cleansers like Heimish All Clean Green Foam.
- Toner: Laneige Cream Skin Refiner for light hydration.
- Essence: Secret Key Starting Treatment Essence (Rose Edition) for luminosity.
- Serum: Hydrating serums like Mediheal N.M.F Intensive Hydrating Serum.
- Moisturiser: Balanced creams like Dr. Jart+ Ceramidin Cream.
- Extra Tip: Normal skin thrives with consistent hydration and sun protection; use it daily to keep glow intact.





If you have dry skin
- Cleansing: use a nourishing oil cleanser and a creamy gel. Avoid stripping foams.
- Toners and essences: look for formulas with hyaluronic acid, glycerin, or aloe vera.
- Serums: ceramides, niacinamide, or panthenol to reinforce the skin barrier.
- Rich creams: creamy textures to lock in hydration.
- Extra tip: mix a few drops of facial oil into your night cream for a nourishing boost.





If you have oily skin
- Cleansing: gentle foams to remove excess sebum without stripping.
- Light exfoliating toners: with BHA (salicylic acid) to unclog pores.
- Light moisturisers: gel textures with hyaluronic acid or aloe.
- Serums: niacinamide to regulate oil + zinc to soothe.
- Extra tip: a gentle clay mask once a week refines texture without over-drying.





If you have combination skin
- Cleansing: gentle gels that don’t strip.
- Layered routine: hydrating serum all over + light moisturiser on T-zone, richer cream on cheeks.
- Multi-masking: clay mask on forehead/nose/chin, nourishing mask on cheeks.
- Extra tip: control shine with blotting papers instead of piling on powders.




If you have sensitive skin
- Cleansing: cleansing milks or sulphate-free gels.
- Toners/essences: avoid alcohol and fragrance; go for calming ingredients like centella asiatica or oat extract.
- Serums: low-strength niacinamide, panthenol, or allantoin.
- Barrier creams: with ceramides and protective, cocooning textures.
- Extra tip: don’t introduce too many actives at once; give weeks between new products.





Extra tips for the glass skin glow

Facial massage: with gua sha or a roller to boost circulation and natural radiance.-
Diet and hydration: drink water and eat antioxidant-rich fruits and vegetables. -
Consistency > perfection: glass skin doesn’t happen overnight, but you’ll see results in weeks. -
Make-up for glass effect: enhance glow with light bases, liquid highlighters, and hydrating setting sprays.
Glass skin isn’t an unattainable standard or a TikTok filter. It’s the result of treating your skin with care, consistency, and products that suit what your skin actually needs. Whether dry, oily, combination, or sensitive — every skin can glow with that luminous, fresh effect.
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