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Biotherm Aquasource Nuit (Night) Hydrating Jelly



Remember the post on free samples I did a little while back? You can view that here. I received an SMS asking me to come down to one of the Biotherm counters to redeem the Biotherm Aquasource Hydrating Jelly. The girl was very nice and offered to show me some of the other moisturizing products since I'm not familiar with Biotherm. I love the Biotherm packaging colours, cause the blue shades are so pretty and immediately make me think of fresh springs and moisturizing.

It is a 5 ml product in a tube, and is packaged nicely in a box. The box explains how skin loses the most water at night and therefore needs optimal hydration. As it is meant for night time use, I only applied it on at night. I like how it is in a tube instead of a tub, because I hate dipping my fingers into a tub and using a spatula is very tedious. Another plus point is that this is suitable for all skin types.

I've been having some dry and dehydrated skin issues, so I hoped that this product would be able to fix that. While I drink a lot of water, my body loses a lot of water just as quickly. My cheeks are especially affected, since naturally have a combination skin (oily T-zone, dry cheeks).

According to the box, the Aquasource Night promises that the skin "is deeply hydrated and does not dry out until the morning. Upon awakening, skin looks fresh and plumped". After applying it to my skin, it felt oily, which I didn't like. There is a scent too but it is not unpleasant.

However, when I woke up the next day, my skin was only slightly moisturized but still dry. I've already used up the product completely but I don't feel that it really moisturized my skin as well as I hoped it would. I also hate going to bed with the oily feeling on my skin, so that's quite a negative point. I guess that I won't repurchase this product because it didn't give me the results that I wanted. It is a shame because I really like the packaging for the full-size products. But pretty packaging is no substitute for a quality product that suits your skin.
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