Thermal Spring Water Spray

tatcha rice wash * tatcha dewy serum * tazarotene * tatcha dewy skin cream * laneige cica sleeping mask and between almost every step i’m spraying my face with avene thermal spring water i recently ordered the bloom effects brightening regenerative serum to incorporate into my routine. do i love that it’s $89? absolute

le environmental footprint!) i spread it using my hands and massage my face, wash it off with water immediately after, following it up with soon jung. \- **hg: avene thermal spring water:** like why you gotta be so expensive. i honestly don’t know if it’s the placebo effect or it’s indeed a miracle in a bottle, but boy

i always have ice water w meals, n spray my hg avene thermal spring water. also, for some strange reason, cold fruit especially red grapes.

or a lighter product. on day 4, i switched to tower 28 sos recovery cream (my usual moisturizer) to avoid any acne. whenever i feel dry post-mn, i spray on the avene thermal spring water spray for sensitive skin. i also use a bunch of other hydrating products during mn after-care and just in general with my skincare ro

tion is high at all based on where it is on the ingredient list. i’d be over the moon if this works for me and i can save money. has anyone tried it yet? inci: avene thermal spring water (avene aqua), glycerin, carthamus tinctorius (safflower) seed oil (carthamus tinctorius seed oil), niacinamide, 1,2-hexanediol, aquap

new avène sunscreen, no tinosorb m and brand new broad-coverage filter intense protect 50+ (150ml) >avene thermal spring water (avene aqua). c12-15 alkyl benzoate. caprylic/capric triglyceride. dicaprylyl carbonate. diethylamino hydroxybenzoyl hexyl benzoate. glyce