La Roche-Posay Thermal Spring Water for oily acne-prone skin

Many consider it a staple for boosting hydration and calming flare-ups. A minority of reviewers find it indistinguishable from tap water or experience mechanical issues with the spray nozzle.

Highlights

• +Soothes irritation Mostly Mentioned

  • “Calmed my skin after a chemical peel”
  • “The only thing that doesn't sting my sensitive face”
• +Boosts hydration Often Mentioned

  • “Perfect for dampening skin before hyaluronic acid”
  • “Helps my lotion spread easier”
  • “Cured my dry patches when used before cream”
  • “Adds a nice layer of moisture”
• +Refreshing sensation Often Mentioned

  • “A lifesaver during hot flashes”
  • “Feels amazing after a sweaty workout”
  • “Great for cooling down at the beach”
  • “Refreshes my makeup midday”
• +Fine mist Sometimes Noted

  • “The mist is so fine it doesn't disturb makeup”
  • “Feels like a soft cloud”
  • “Best nozzle I've ever used”
  • “Sprays evenly without spitting”
• –Defective nozzle Sometimes Noted

  • “Bottle is half full but won't spray”
  • “Nozzle clogged after a week”
  • “Sprays a stream instead of a mist”
  • “Had to throw it away with water still inside”
• –Ineffective results Rarely Noted

  • “Did nothing for my redness”
  • “Just made my face wet”
  • “Saw no change in my skin texture”
  • “Felt nice but had no lasting effect”
• –Packaging issues Rarely Noted

  • “Cap was broken upon arrival”
  • “Can arrived dented and empty”
  • “No safety seal on the bottle”
  • “Leaked inside the box”
• –Perceived value Rarely Noted

  • “It's literally just fancy water in a can”
  • “Didn't notice any difference compared to tap water”
  • “Way too pricey for what it is”
  • “I don't get the hype”

Sources: lovi.care, ulta.com, target.com, dermstore.com, walmart.com, lovelyskin.com, and more