Caudalie

As any other refreshing spray, I find this rather useless. It doesn't give any moisture to the skin, except for the time when the face is still drying after being sprayed. It is not drying as Avene is on my skin, but I do not see any real reason to use it.

I've been using this product for 2 plus months and have seen no difference in dark circles or fine lines. (Puffiness is not a problem).
The pump disperses too much cream, probably so it is used faster, half a pump is more than enough.
Even with that, it leaves a coating that rolls or pills when using any kind of concealer. I only use at night now, but I find little pieces of it curled under eyes when I wake up.
You would think for $99, the results would be more noticeable. Their test group was probably under 30,and I was told (sephora sales)this product was for mature skin.
To summarize: it's too expensive, does not preform to pkg promises, it's messy if a full pump is used.
I will finish the container, because it's too expensive not to. I think good old oil of Olay, nuetragena, etc., works just as well.

This has been my HG hand cream for winter. It moisturizes so well but isn't greasy and absorbs quickly into the skin. It also has a clean, bright, fruity scent. My only wish is that it came in a pump form rather than a squeeze tube.

I'm so disappointed. I literally needed an S.O.S for my skin, but this isn't it. My skin is combination, prone to comedones, but due to chemical exfoliation with BHA's and adapalene I need extra moisture. I don't understand what the point of this serum is exactly. I guess the idea is to put it under a rich moisturizer, but then it's just like any other serum. It doesn't do anything on its own, apparently. The S.O.S part is literally false advertising. After I put it on and it dries, my skin doesn't feel nice. Maybe the problem is me, I don't think the hyaluronic acid sits well with my face.

Also, this is incompatible with their Vinosource sorbet moisturizer. The two together pill horribly under my fingers. This drives me mad. Now I need to buy a different moisturizer or use an oil in order to complete the routine.

I bought this cream at a discount, otherwise the price/value ratio wouldn't be good for me.

The good: this cream/sorbet is visibly of high quality, it has a very moussey and light texture which sinks into the skin very fast. It provides a decent amount of moisture for my combination skin. The ingredients are very clean and safe, so it does indeed feel like a fresh sorbet for your skin. It smells like grape juice and it's made with grape water, which I love.

The bad: for that price point, it's nothing special. If your skin is on the drier side, I doubt you'll get enough hydration. As a moisturizer, it's just very basic: no vitamins, no active substances.

I would repurchase because it's a luxurious and healthy option for a basic moisturizer, but only when it's on sale.