Hailey Bieber sold out Erewhon’s smoothie. Then turned it into a face mask. Because of course she did.
It sold out in hours — but strip away the celeb glow, and the strawberry powder inside costs less than your morning oat latte.
It’s a pink gel-cream mask. $58 for 1.7 oz. Claims to “replenish and soothe” in 10 minutes — basically a smoothie for your face, minus the blender cleanup.
Strawberry Seed Oil
Smells like a Jamba Juice, not skincare.
Probiotics
Sounds fancy. Means “might calm redness, might do nothing.”
Snow Mushroom
Holds water. That’s it. Not a miracle.
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Three hero ingredients. One is basically a fruit you can buy for $3. The others are fine — just not $58 fine.
- Strawberry Seed Oil: Light antioxidant, mostly just smells cute
- Probiotics: Could calm irritation — or just sit there looking pretty
- Snow Mushroom: Hydration sponge, but nothing hyaluronic acid doesn’t do cheaper
- Glycerin: The real MVP here, and it’s $0.02 per batch
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Squeezes out like a pink jelly. Slathers on cold — almost bracing. Dries down in 8 minutes exactly, then you rinse and feel… fine. Not plump. Not dewy. Just fine.
Two weeks in: my skin didn’t revolt, but it didn’t glow either. The real surprise? My $12 Korean sheet mask did more. This is a vibe purchase, not a workhorse.
Redness? Maybe 10% less. Hydration? Barely registered on my moisture meter. Pores? Same as before. This isn’t a fixer — it’s a treat. A $58 treat.
It’s a $58 smoothie for your face that tastes like hype and delivers like a $12 mask. Buy the strawberry powder, save the rest.