Aqualia Thermal Water Gel Moisturizer
Hydrating Gel Moisturizer
A deeply hydrating moisturizer in a lightweight water gel texture. This soothing and replenishing mo ... Read full description
A deeply hydrating moisturizer in a lightweight water gel texture. This soothing and replenishing moisturizer is formulated with Pure Hyaluronic Acid and 15 Mineral-Rich Vichy Volcanic Water to provide 48-hour dynamic hydration, for a comfortable and refreshed complexion.
- Provides immediate and long lasting 48-hour dynamic hydration.
- Smooths fine lines and evenly moisturizes dry skin, revealing a natural and radiant glow.
- Ultra-light water gel texture with a soothing sensation during and after use.
- Prefer a rich cream texture for dry skin? Try Aqualia Thermal Rich Cream instead!
In 1 month*:
- 97% agreed skin feels revitalized
- 91% agreed skin feels well-hydrated
- 87% agreed fine lines look less visible
- 81% agreed skin looks radiant
*Study on 53 women aged from 18 to 37, twice daily application over 28 days
- Apply morning and evening to cleansed skin by spreading a touch of gel moisturizer all over the face.
- Spread with outward movements from the middle of the face.
Key Ingredients
Pure Hyaluronic Acid hydrates and visibly plumps skin.
Plant Sugar delivers high performance hydration by strengthening the skin’s moisture barrier to help prevent water loss, leaving skin radiant and plumped with moisture.
Born in the depths of the French volcanoes and powered by 15 essential minerals, VICHY Volcanic Water is clinically proven to strengthen the skin barrier and protect it from exposome factors such as pollution.
Dermatologist Recommendation
Why Aqualia Thermal Water Gel?
"My patients are looking for safe, natural formulations without compromising on efficacy. With Vichy’s Aqualia Thermal you can have it all – an effective 48-hr rehydrating solution that is clean, clinical and natural. It has 97% natural origin ingredients to hydrate your skin and smooth fine lines without the ‘nasties’ like parabens, silicones and mineral oils." - Dr. Erin Gilbert, MD, PhD, FAAD
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