If you are a skincare and make-up lover, then you’ve probably heard of it-brand Glossier.

But, in case you haven’t, let me give you a little bit of background: Launched in 2014 by Emily Weiss, Glossier is just as well-known for their trendy Millennial Pink packaging as they are for their impossibly glowy and effortless approach to all things beauty and skincare-related.

Their products are perfect for achieving that perfect I-woke-up-like-this, no-make-up-make-up look, and are beloved by cool-girl Instagrammers and big-name celebrities alike.

So, with all of the hype surrounding it, you may be wondering: Is Glossier really worth it?

Over the course of this two-part series, in which I will be reviewing some of Glossier’s skincare and make-up products, I will explain what I love (and don’t love) about Glossier’s products, and will also give each product a rating out of 10, which will hopefully help you to decide if you should hop on the Glossier bandwagon.

If you want a review of Glossier’s makeup products, see my Glossier Fragrance and Makeup review here.

Now, without further ado, let’s dive right into the world of Glossier’s skincare/body products!

Table of Contents

Milky Jelly Cleanser

First up is one of Glossier’s most well-known products, Milky Jelly Cleanser.

This cleanser has replaced my drugstore cleanser as my go-to. It has a soft but gorgeous floral scent, and the texture is similar to that of Cetaphil, only a little bit thicker and less runny. It has never, ever irritated my skin, and has never caused any dryness, as far as I can tell.

When I first bought Milky Jelly, I had read some reviews stating that it wasn’t good at removing any kind of makeup at all (even if it’s not waterproof), so I used to use my drugstore cleanser first to remove makeup, and then would follow up with Milky Jelly.