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Avène's light-texture entry in the Hydrance family. Same glycerin-and-thermal-water hydration logic as Hydrance Rich, in a gel format for combination skin and warm climates. Sits cleanly under sunscreen and makeup without piling.
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Hydrance Aqua-Gel Light Hydrating Gel by Avene is formulated for normal, combination, dehydrated skin. Avène's light-texture entry in the Hydrance family. Same glycerin-and-thermal-water hydration logic as Hydrance Rich, in a gel format for combination skin and warm climates. Sits cleanly under sunscreen and makeup without piling.
The key active ingredients in Hydrance Aqua-Gel Light Hydrating Gel are Glycerin, Hyaluronic Acid, Thermal Spring Water. It's known for: gel texture absorbs in seconds and fragrance-free.
Yes, Hydrance Aqua-Gel Light Hydrating Gel targets dryness, dullness. gel texture absorbs in seconds
Hydrance Aqua-Gel Light Hydrating Gel retails for around $38, which places it in the mid range for moisturizers. Check the "Where to Buy" section above for current retailer prices.
The main drawbacks to be aware of: not enough emolliency for very dry skin; €38 for a relatively simple formula.
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