While Hailey Bieber doesn’t want to discuss rumors about her marriage, she does want to talk about perioral dermatitis.
According to the National Institute of Health, perioral dermatitis is a “benign eruption” of “small inflammatory papules and pustules or pink, scaly patches around the mouth,” which most commonly effects women between the ages of 20 and 45.
In Bieber’s own words, it’s a “disorder resembling acne or rosacea.” The 27-year-old model first revealed her diagnosis in 2020, but recently decided to share a filter and makeup-free look at her skin during a “pretty bad flare up.”
“I wanted to talk about perioral dermatitis because this is something that I have had since I was about 19 [or] 20,” the 27-year-old model said in a TikTok video. “And I know a lot of other people deal with it and struggle with it as well, so I wanted to share what I use when I’m having a flare up.”
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In her video, Bieber said she combats her flare ups with two prescription treatments: At night, Bieber uses a prescription azelaic acid cream. During the day, she uses clindamycin, a prescription antibiotic sometimes used to target acne. “It’s so weird to see someone like Hailey Bieber also using clindamycin,” one TikTok user commented. “Nobody talks about it but it’s a life changer.”
Another fan praised Bieber for her transparency. “This is what I love about her she doesn’t just say she uses Rhode,” they replied to the post. “Most celebrities just rub their brand in our face.”
Of course, Hailey Bieber made sure to plug at least one Rhode Skin product during her video. “The only other things that I use when I’m having a flare up of perioral dermatitis would be our Rhode Glazing Milk. It’s super gentle, it helps calm the skin. It doesn’t irritate it any further.” She also reminded fans to apply SPF during the daytime.
Towards the end of the video, she shared a look at her skin the following morning after sleeping in with her prescription and glazing milk on. “You can tell it’s a lot less irritated and angry.”
