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I’m a huge fan of the Korean-French skincare brand, especially its Centella range for redness-prone skin, which expanded earlier this year.
You can read how well it worked for my rosacea in my full review here.
However, there’s a new launch on my radar that’s also worth knowing about. The latest addition for your beauty routine is its Triple Care BB Milk.
Erborian Triple Care BB Milk
Erborian Triple Care BB Milk is a lightweight 3-in-1 skincare product that acts as a serum, moisturiser and makeup base. Designed to hydrate, smooth and boost radiance, the milky formula absorbs quickly, leaving skin plumper and glowing without any greasy residue, while helping makeup apply more evenly.
Buy Now for £36Costing £36, it’s described as a ‘3-in-1 serum, moisturiser and makeup base’ and I’ve spent the last few weeks putting it through its paces to see if it deserves a spot in my carefully honed skincare routine.
You may well already know about Erborian’s BB Crème, a complexion product that works well to even out skin tone, mattify oily areas, and smooth texture.
Beauty editors, including me, love it as the perfect makeup base when you want something lightweight that still leaves you looking your best.
Now, the next iteration is the Triple Care BB Milk – think of it as the dewy counterpart to the Crème’s coverage. Here’s what you need to know.
What’s in the Triple Care BB Milk?
The milky formula uses a complex of active ingredients to smooth skin, support the barrier, and improve radiance, such as Korean ginseng, rice peptides and N-acetylglucosamine, sometimes known as NAG for short. With regular use, you can expect a dewier, bouncier complexion that makes makeup easier and smoother to apply, so if you struggle with texture, this could be a game-changer.
Unlike the BB Crème, the milk isn’t tinted, so there’s no shade range to navigate, and it’s suitable for all skin types.
Is it worth it?
Milky textures are everywhere in beauty right now, so I’m not surprised Erborian was keen to create their own. If you hate heavy, rich textures on your skin, especially if you’re acne-prone like me, then you’ll love this.
It’s thin and lightweight, and best of all, absorbs within seconds, so you don’t need to spend ages rubbing it in.
I love how it can streamline my morning routine by curing down the need for layers of serums, moisturisrr and SPF – my preferred routine using it is a gentle cleanser, then the Triple BB Milk, and then my usual suncream.
If you’ve not tried a milky toner like this before, I’d suggest trying the 30ml bottle which is only £17, then, if it works for you, upgrade to the 75ml bottle for £36.
When it promises radiance, it’s a subtle finish that suits me to a T, as I don’t want to look like a crystal ball or highlight texture and breakouts with anything too glowy.
Instead, it adds healthy-looking luminosity without greasy residue or a sticky finish. I’d absolutely recommend it if you’re on the hunt for a new moisturiser that does more than hydrate and improves your makeup payoff.
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