I slapped this on my face the night it launched because I’m weak and the name is genius. It’s a serum that promises “baby-soft” skin, which is really just code for “dewy without looking greasy.”
Here’s the thing nobody tells you: the formula smells like a $200 spa treatment but costs $34 — and my bathroom shelf is a graveyard of overpriced celebrity products that did nothing. This one actually made me stop mid-mirror and check the label twice.
It’s a lightweight gel-serum, 1 fl oz, and Kylie Cosmetics claims it “visibly plumps” and smooths texture in 7 days. Bold. I rolled my eyes, then added it to cart anyway.
Gel-Jelly Texture
Feels like cold watermelon jelly — absorbs in 8 seconds flat, no sticky film.
Squalane Base
Locks moisture in without clogging my combo-oily pores. Shocking.
No Fragrance Overload
Subtle, clean scent — not the perfumed nightmare most celeb lines push.
Photo: Poko Skincare / Unsplash
It’s a hydration cocktail, not a miracle worker. The hero players do real work — I checked the INCI list like a nerd. There’s no shimmer or glitter, which is rare for a “glow” product. It’s all skincare, no makeup trickery.
- Squalane: Deep moisture without greasiness
- Hyaluronic Acid: Plumps fine lines instantly
- Niacinamide: Calms redness and shrinks pores over time
- Ceramides: Strengthens your skin barrier so it stops flaking
Photo: Alexandra Tran / Unsplash
First pump: it’s thinner than I expected — basically a watery gel that sinks in before you finish rubbing. My face felt bouncy, like I’d just used a cold roller. No tightness. No residue. The glow is real but subtle — more “I slept 9 hours” than “I’m a human disco ball.”
By week two, my texture calmed down. The little rough patches near my jaw? Gone. But here’s the surprise: it pills if you layer too much sunscreen on top. You need to wait a full 60 seconds before SPF. That’s annoying but fixable.
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My forehead lines looked softer by day 5. The redness around my nose? Calmed down noticeably. But my dark circles? Unchanged — and that’s fine, no serum fixes those. It didn’t break me out, didn’t cause any weird purging. That’s a win in my book.
Photo: Vedansh Agrawal / Unsplash
It won’t transform your face, but it’s a genuinely good hydrating serum hiding behind a celebrity name. I’d rebuy it at $24 — at $34, I’d wait for a site-wide sale.