It’s been almost a year since Hudson Williams captivated the internet with his seemingly unedited, 20-minute-long skin care routine video.

And this week, he treated “Heated Rivalry” fans to a new, updated breakdown of his beauty regimen, which includes everything from face masks to PDRN cream.

While he’s now a campaign star for Skin1004 — a Korean brand also heavily featured in the original, unsponsored video — the final result feels just as candid. (Although this time, it clocks in at a comparatively restrained 14 minutes.)

Fans eagerly watched every second, with one viewer quipping, “see my attention span is fine.” Meanwhile, the official Tinder TikTok account commented, “whatever you say handsome.”

Below, shop a few highlights from the star’s routine — including the product he says makes his face feel “like an ice rink of milk.”

This milky, multitasking formula is designed to serve as toner, serum and cream in one. Williams said it’s “really evening” his skin tone, in addition to adding a little glow.

“This line is all about the glass skin look, and this does feel like I [have] a little ice rink of milk on my face,” he added.

Williams’ groomer, Aika Flores, backed up his review on her own Instagram Story; “Can’t live without,” she raved, saying the product “absorbs so incredibly well.”

“I’ve been using this one a lot … it gives you a nice kind of sexy glow,” Williams said, while applying this “really satisfying” mask.

He showed fans the results after removing it, joking, “I just glass skin mogged all of you.” (While he immediately added that he hoped the brand would “cut that out,” it made the final video nonetheless.)

This buzzy serum is powered by high-purity PDRN from a vegan probiotic source — and it’s got Williams’ stamp of approval.

“I’ve been told it’s really viral,” he said. “And I see why, because my skin loves it. Truly, I wouldn’t recommend anything that I don’t like.”

While the breakout star previously tried another brand’s azeliac acid serm, he found the Skin1004 version to be far less sticky — but still “as effective at decreasing redness.”

“You know I always love an oil cleanser to start,” he told viewers, saying this one is “really light and applies easily.” He especially likes massaging it on the sides of his nose, to combat blackheads and sebum buildup.

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This article was written by Hannah Southwick, Commerce Associate Editor for Page Six. Hannah spies deals on actually affordable celebrity-worn styles, puts celebrities’ brands to the test and finds the beauty products that keep stars red carpet-ready. She consults stylists and industry pros — including celebs themselves — for firsthand product recommendations, trend predictions and more. In addition to writing for Page Six since 2020, her work has been featured in USA Today and Parade.