Aquamarine Jelly Mist.

"This is the Dr. Althea Aquamarine Jelly Mist. I really enjoy it. It is a sprayable jelly, thick jelly type of texture, and it layers in some more hydration with that gel texture. It's very plumping, but because it's sprayed, it is a nice fine even application. It's not too heavy or sticky. I do tend to do a generous spray with it. It feels really nice and light in the mist, but as you start to pat it in and spread it across your skin, you're going to feel building up that plumpness."

"I actually really do enjoy this. Ingredient wise, we do have some hydrating humectant ingredients in here. It is called an aquamarine jelly. They are using 10% of sea water. Seawater is something that just has some of those vitamins and minerals and the nutrients that just really help to create healthy skin overall. It is just water, it is hydrating your skin, but there is just a little bit of an edge here with the sea water. As far as healthy skin goes, it can also be a bit soothing and healing as well for the skin if you have a little bit of irritation, maybe some inflammation or redness. They're also using some hyaluronic acid here, triple hyaluronic acid complex, as well as some PDRN. The claims around this product I find incredibly reasonable. That's another thing I find with viral products that usually sets off my alarm and that's when products end up in the I don't like videos rather than the I do like videos. This one just has really reasonable claims for being a hydrating mist."

"This is a jelly mist, a sprayable jelly texture that's very thick with a lot of body and plumpness to it, but it's in a mister bottle and it does spray really nicely, really even and fine misting application. Doesn't spit out thick drops of gel or jelly onto your face. It's actually quite hydrating. It's really easy to put this on and just tap it in and you get a lot of hydration and a little bit of plumping. It's got a straightforward, simple ingredients list. There's about 10% sea water in here, which is really good for sensitive skin. There's a lot of little minerals and vitamins that are good for the health of your skin. Sea water has this soothing and healing quality to it, which is good if your skin is a little bit inflamed or irritated. That makes it a nice option when maybe allergies are flaring up or your skin's just feeling a little bit off from dehydration. There is just something a little bit calming about sea water. I adore it."

"It's so soothing, so refreshing, so cooling, very deeply hydrating for the skin. There is that soothing element with the sea water. It definitely just gives a little bit of a calming effect to your skin. I've really been enjoying this because it is exactly what it claims, deeply hydrating and soothing. The sprayable texture is so lovely, too. It really provides long lasting hydration because there is that little plumpness to this and it's not sticky and it's not tacky. Some gel like toners or essences can sometimes get a little tacky on your skin, but because of the way this delivers with the misting application, it actually just keeps everything nice and light and fine, but still deeply hydrating for the skin. I've been using it layered in my skincare routine in early spring, but I know this is going to be amazing for hot weather. Just think about keeping this in the refrigerator, spraying this on your face after coming in from the hot weather, cooling down your skin, soothing your skin, refreshing your skin. You get long lasting hydration and a nice thin non-sticky layer."