Last Updated on October 1, 2026 by omgbart
If quiet luxury decided to have a bold moment, it would look like LILFOX. This Miami-based, formula-forward skincare collection is where luxury meets audacity, without a hint of attitude. There is something very welcoming about the almost intimidating aesthetic of the range. I’ve been a fan for years.
For the October 2026 Discovery box, Beauty Heroes spoils us with a full-size LILFOX duo, both technically new launches. Say hello to Nude Slip and Glaze de la Glazé. I’m currently leaning into richer, more nourishing steps at night, so I’ve been testing both before bed. Spoiler alert: both are fantastic. Oh, and the value of this curated pairing is $223. More below.
What Are These LILFOX Formulas Exactly?
Nude Slip is dubbed the Afterglow All-Over Anointing Nectar. Glaze de la Glazé is a Hyaluronic Jelly Balm + Mask for intensive moisture repair. The first is the prepping step. It delivers hydration and moisture to rebalance the skin after cleansing. The second works best as an overnight treatment. Reach for it when your complexion needs a break from actives or craves a soothing veil of moisture.
LILFOX Nude Slip Review
This one is technically not a new launch. Until now, Nude Slip was only available in the LILFOX treatment room. It’s a silky, golden blend of antioxidant-rich oils that nourishes, protects, and softens the skin. Alongside goji berry, dragon fruit, pomegranate, and raspberry extracts, Nude Slip fuses maracuja and guava oils. That pairing gives it a sweet, warm, tropical aroma.
It also explains the texture. Both oils are rich in linoleic acid, a light, fast-absorbing fatty acid. That’s why Nude Slip sinks in instead of sitting on top.
How to Use LILFOX Nude Slip
On most nights, this is my essence, serum, and face oil in one. I prefer it at night on damp skin, heavily misted after cleansing. That said, a morning application paired with ice wands turned out to be an excellent way to jumpstart a day after too little sleep. LILFOX founder Alexis Rose suggests reaching for your gua sha and extending the application down your neck and chest. The formula feels so decadent, you’ll want to slather it all over.
One tip: when using anything with such a rich, oil-forward composition, make sure to shake the bottle well before dispensing.
Nude Slip absorbs beautifully and never feels greasy. The formula is concentrated, so a single pump is all I need per application.
$93 (100ml) when bought separately at beauty-heroes.com
LILFOX Glaze de la Glazé Review
Glaze de la Glazé focuses on deep hydration, firming, and soothing dull, compromised skin. It melts into a silky, finishing-style oil balm. The post-application glow is there, but it’s definitely not daytime friendly. The plant butter and oil content shines. Literally.
On a related note, my pillowcase never ends up stained, and I wake up with dewy-looking skin. Where Nude Slip smells succulent and juicy, this sleeping mask leans green, clean, and earthy.
What’s Inside Glaze de la Glazé
The clever part is structural. Hyaluronic acid, chondroitin sulfate, and yeast extract are water-loving actives, yet here they sit in a base of murumuru butter, hemp, and babassu oils. Phospholipids are the bridge. They keep those hydrators dispersed in a formula that contains no water. Tripeptide-29, a collagen-derived peptide, backs up the firming claim. Licorice root extract brings a soothing note.
One caveat for sensitive skin. That green, earthy scent comes from a generous essential oil blend: basil, palmarosa, tulsi, petitgrain, bergamot, and two mint varieties. If fragrance tends to bother you, patch test first. Personally, I like it but the tulsi note (unique combo that reminds me of clove-like warmth with basil-like sweetness) lingers for a little bit.
$130 (50ml) when purchased solo at beauty-heroes.com
Glaze de la Glazé vs Cupu Cool
At first glance, Glaze de la Glazé looked like something I’d seen from LILFOX before. Cupu Cool came to mind, though I remembered that one as denser, richer, and more balm-like. I wasn’t entirely wrong.
A side-by-side ingredient comparison shows the two are strikingly similar. The first 16 ingredients and the essential oil blend are identical. The main change is a swap of Honeysuckle Flower Extract for Licorice Root Extract, plus the addition of Apricot Kernel Oil. Mango Seed Butter also loses its organic status in Glaze de la Glazé.
On skin, Glaze melts into something silkier than I remember Cupu Cool being. Or is it just my imagination? Given the identical price point and overlapping hero ingredients, my (unofficial) prediction is that this replaces Cupu Cool. None of that changes the verdict. The product is fantastic.
Who Needs This LILFOX Duo?
Anyone whose skin is coming out of summer dehydrated, a little sensitized, or tired of actives. Post-summer skin calls for replenishing, calming, nurturing formulas, and this Beauty Heroes Discovery box delivers all three. Retinoid users, take note. This is the duo for your off nights. I’ve been using Nude Slip and Glaze de la Glazé for two weeks now. The result is nothing but plump, luminous skin. Zero clogged pores. Zero irritation.
Valued at $223, this LILFOX edit can be yours for $62.95 without committing to a subscription. A 3, 6, or 12-month prepaid plan brings the price down considerably. How considerably? The annual Beauty Heroes plan, delivered monthly, costs $503.40. That works out to $41.95 per box.
Learn more at beauty-heroes.com.
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Strongly considering re-subscribing to BH after reading this… Nude Slip sounds divine.