Avene Thermal Spring Water, 300g

I've been using Avène since I was in high school. I have sensitive, dry skin due to atopic dermatitis, and a friend recommended Avène to me, so that's how I started using it. When I was younger, I could get by with just this one bottle and not have dry skin. Now that I'm almost 50, I haven't used it for a while, but with the dryness this winter, I've been feeling like I want to apply lotion first after taking a bath, so I recently bought it again. It's a spray type, so it's easy to use! I think there are about three sizes. The smallest type is easy to carry around. If I had to say one bad thing about it, it would be that it's a spray type, so it can be a pain on garbage day. Lol

My body gets very dry in the winter, so I use it morning and night before applying body cream. It's a spray type, so it's easy to use. My dryness is better than when I don't use it. I also found that applying it to my scalp after a bath before drying my hair helped improve my dandruff.

This is a French-made hot spring water mist spray. I'm sure everyone has tried it at least once. When I was a student, the keep-mist sprays available today weren't available, so I often used it on my face during the hot summer months. This spray mist has been a favorite of mine for about 40 years. It's a versatile mist that can be used on the face and entire body, and I've trusted it for years. A few years ago, I learned that applying lotion before hand cream enhances penetration and moisturizes hands, so I've started carrying this fragrance-free product with me whenever possible. It's small and lightweight at 50g, and since it's fragrance-free, it pairs well with any cream. Of course, you could also transfer your favorite lotion into a small container and carry it with you. While I don't often spray it before applying hand cream, I'm realizing the importance of taking the time to take care of my hands, even when I'm out and about. [Product Description] This product is bottled directly from the source, using Avène thermal spring water*, known as "skin-friendly water" from southern France. This spray-type lotion supports the skin's moisture barrier and keeps it healthy. It replenishes plenty of moisture to the skin and body after cleansing. Suitable for babies from one month old. *Hot spring water (skin conditioning ingredients) ○Fragrance-free, color-free, alcohol (ethanol)-free, preservative-free ○Made in a sterile room

While some say it's just water, Avène Water is a hot spring that has been gushing out from a 500-million-year-old stratum for over 50 years. It contains a 2:1 calcium to magnesium ratio, ideal for beautiful skin. It does not contain the chlorine found in tap water. It helps tone and maintain healthy skin. Suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin, it can be used on babies as young as one month old. ◎ Feels like skin texture is getting finer ◎ Instant moisturizing ◎ Can be used before or after makeup ◎ Doesn't blemish even on sensitive skin . Avène Water alone is not very effective ■ How to use After washing your face, gently press the product about 20cm away from your face before proceeding with your regular skincare routine. I carry a 50g spray bottle with me. ◎ Spraying it on a mask also works as a throat treatment. It's non-irritating, so I think anyone can use it. Personally, I've only ever used the water, but a senior with sensitive skin uses the Avène line and recommended it, saying it doesn't irritate her skin. It also keeps my skin looking youthful, so I think it must be effective. I haven't had the chance to purchase other products, so I've always used other brands, but I'd like to try it someday. A: Please use the E! Group ads again.

It's easy to use, just spray it on! It's great for using on the body too! Personally, I prefer the La Roche-Posay spray type.