Strawberry Glaze Skin Smoothie (Copycat Hailey Bieber/Erewhon‑Style)

I made the copycat Hailey Bieber Erewhon Strawberry Glaze Skin Smoothie — with a bumper crop of late‑summer strawberries — and it was actually pretty good. The innovation of the glaze is the hook that makes it popular at Erewhon in LA, where I’ll never visit unless they land in NYC.

I skipped the full coconut‑cream cap on top and instead added a splash of coconut milk to the pour. (The rest of the coconut milk became ice cubes for future adventures.) Don’t burn the glaze like I did; a few fresh strawberries rescued it. The seemingly disparate ingredients come together with surprising depth. And congratulations to Hailey on proving, with her Rhode valuation, that she’s not just the Missus.

Photo is my version, cleaned up, made with AI.

Strawberry Glaze Skin Smoothie

There are plenty of variations online, but here’s a simple breakdown.

Core Components

• Strawberry glaze — fresh strawberries cooked down lightly with a sweetener of choice and a bit of acid until syrupy.
• Strawberry base — fresh strawberries blended with banana, plant‑based milk, and coconut milk.
• Health element — collagen or protein powder.
• Healthy fats — avocado or dates for thickening.
• Sweetener — maple syrup or honey.
• Optional add‑ins — for skin support.

Method

1. Make the glaze: simmer strawberries with sweetener and acid until glossy; cool before blending. Set aside.
2. Blend the smoothie: combine the strawberry base ingredients.
3. Assemble: pour glaze around the inside of the glass or if you are challenged, into the bottom, then add the smoothie.
4. Stir in: coconut cream or coconut milk (optional)