Hailey Bieber Got Candid About Her Perioral Dermatitis

May 2024 · 2 minute read

Hailey Bieber's glazed donut complexion and beauty brand Rhode practically started an entire dewy-skin movement. However, even the poster child of flawless skin suffers with skin conditions, just like the rest of us. In a new TikTok, the model and beauty mogul got candid about her struggle with perioral dermatitis.

"Perioral dermatitis is a skin disorder resembling acne or rosacea," she wrote in the text of the video. "In most cases, it involves tiny red bumps that form on the lower half of the face, in the folds of the nose and around the mouth."

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"I'm having a pretty bad flare up right now, so I wanted to share what I use," she said while filming both sides of her face. "At night, I use a prescription azelaic acid cream, which really helps with the inflammation. In the daytime, I use Clindamycin, which is also a prescription that you can get from the dermatologist."

"Perioral Dermatitis!" she captioned the video. "Lets talk about it!!

Bieber went on to explain that she couples her prescription topicals with Rhode's Glazing Milk because she says it's "gentle and helps calm the skin."

Bieber recently admitted to being blessed in the skin department but added that Rhode is for every skin type. “I don’t believe that only showing amazing skin is what we’re committed to as a brand. I know that I have amazing skin and I do my best to be super upfront with how much commitment goes into that,” she told Harper's Bazaar earlier this year. “But I want there to be transparency and for people to feel like their skin is being represented.”

The model's obsession with all things moisture actually goes further than just skin-deep — it's in her blood. "My love of being dewy and hydrated comes from my mom," Bieber told People at the time of Rhode's launch. She was always very big on moisturizing and sunscreen — the way she has protected her skin from the sun for the last 20 years has been very diligent. I saw her dedication to that and was like, 'Okay. I know what she looks like now. So there is something to that.'"

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