Thermal Spring Water Spray — Reddit Reviews
by Avene
Updated October 11, 2026
Soothing thermal mist for rosacea flares and hard-water irritation; not actually hydrating.
What the community says
A plain thermal water spray with nitrogen propellant that people use after cleansing, before moisturizer, or over makeup. It suits reactive, rosacea-prone skin and hard-water sufferers best. Don’t buy it expecting real hydration; some users call it overpriced fancy water.
What this means for you
Backed by 29 threads from r/30PlusSkinCare, r/koreanskincare and 7 more.
Read the threads ↓What people love
- Calms redness and flushing fast
- Fragrance-free, minimal, and easy to layer
- Useful for hard water and damp-skin prep
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Real Reddit threads — 238 mentions across 29 threads
Avene Thermal Spring Water Spray on Reddit, in one place — 29 threads from r/30PlusSkinCare, r/koreanskincare and 7 more, summarized.
“Avene thermal spring water.”
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“I especially love it for travel.”
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“Avene thermal spring water. I especially love it for travel.”
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“I also use the la Roche posay thermal spring water spray first before any skin care helps a lot too”
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“i wonder if using the bioessence biowater (avene is unfortunately a bit out of my price range lol) would achieve the same results”
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“Since we have tap water in the US, I use bottled water”
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“i recommend purified water!!”
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“spray clean face w avene thermal spray mist as a 'toner'”
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“2. spray clean face w avene thermal spray mist as a 'toner'”
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“wash face and apply cicalfate”
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“I did the routine I mentioned in my first post, adding in CosRx snail mucin and Avene thermal water spray and red light therapy.”
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“Thank you! I think the steroids and the cicalfate were the MVPs, but everything helped a little bit.”
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“Snail mucin, red light, and Avene spray were smart additions...”
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“Small Avène thermal spring water”
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